Skeleton Warriors Infinite Legends Four Horsemen BBTS Preorder
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Four Horsemen Studios bringing Skeleton Warriors back from the dead is one of those moves that reminds you why this hobby keeps surprising you, and now that preorders for the Infinite Legions line have gone live over at BigBadToyStore, collectors can finally start building out what the original 1994 line never had a chance to finish. This first wave includes four characters pulled straight from the animated series, and the roster alone tells you how seriously Four Horsemen are treating this property. Aracula, the arac-assassin, comes in as a deluxe release at $64.99, while Dr. Cyborn, the evil cyber-scientist who appeared in the original toy line, returns at $59.99 alongside two characters that never made it to plastic the first time around. That’s where this wave gets really interesting. Claw, the bestial hunter, and Bone-Zai, the skele-samurai who was planned for a second series that never materialized, are both getting their very first figures ever, each priced at $59.99. For anyone who grew up watching the show and wondering why certain characters never showed up on the pegs, this is the payoff decades in the making. All four are 1/12 scale, fully articulated, and compatible with Mythic Legions and Cosmic Legions figures, which opens up some wild display possibilities. Everything is currently slated to ship in the second quarter of 2027, so there’s a long runway ahead, but BigBadToyStore is a solid affiliate partner of ours and a great place to get these secured while availability lasts. I’m particularly curious to see how Bone-Zai turns out in hand, because a skeletal samurai designed by Four Horsemen feels like it could be something collectors talk about for a long time.
Where to Buy
You can preorder the figures at BBTS:
Skeleton Warriors Infinite Legions Aracula Deluxe Action Figure
The full spread of Aracula and his accessories is on display here, with the figure flanked by the shield, Tarantul-axe, spider shooter, multi-headed mace, a pair of swap hands, and the Spider shooter. The sheer number of limbs and accessories packed into this set is impressive, and the bone-toned finish across the entire sculpt ties everything together nicely.
Aracula is a wild design, with four arms, a skeletal frame, and a web-shaped shield with red and orange panels stretched between sculpted ribs. The Tarantul-axe features a multi-pronged blade mounted on a detailed handle, while the spider shooter has a compact, rounded body with a barrel extending from the front.
Several ornate bracers with an interlocking filigree pattern cover the forearms, and the sculpted bone detail across all four arms is consistent down to the individual finger joints on each hand. The head sculpt has deep-set eyes, a pronounced brow ridge, and a row of exposed teeth set into a broad jaw.
One of Aracula’s hands grips the Spider Shooter, and another holds the multi-headed mace, which has a cluster of spiked balls connected by individual chains to a central handle. The torso sculpt has an ornate, interlocking rib cage design with curved decorative elements woven between the bones, and a tattered loincloth hangs from the waist.
The feet have a broad, clawed structure with individually sculpted toes and textured bone surfaces running up through the thin, spindly legs. A decorative pelvic piece wraps around the waist with intricate carved detailing that mirrors the organic, interwoven patterns found across the torso.
Skeleton Warriors Infinite Legions Bone-Zai Action Figure
Bone Zai carries the Putrid Pole-Chopper, which has a curved, serrated blade mounted on a long shaft with a small skull sculpted near the blade’s base. His helmet features tall yellow horns, fan-shaped red and gold fins along the sides, and a blue skeletal face with bared white teeth beneath.
The orange-paneled armor skirt has a layered, tile-like construction with individual sculpted plates and a gold center panel hanging between them, all secured by a belt with a small skull buckle at the front. A skele-samurai sword sits in a scabbard at his waist, with a curved handle and serpent-shaped pommel.
The back of the headdress has long red tendrils cascading down from the crown, flanked by the yellow horns curving outward, and a row of sharp spines ringing the base where the helmet meets the neck. The layered armor skirt wraps fully around the figure, with the same tile-like plate construction continuing across the back and sides.
The skeletal feet have individually sculpted toes with exposed bone texture, and the blue-toned finish carries through the legs with darker striations defining the ribbed shin and thigh structure. Green bracers wrap each wrist, a small but sharp contrast against the cool blue of the skeletal arms.
Bone Zai’s full accessory spread includes two pairs of swap hands, the Putrid Pole-Chopper, and the skele-samurai sword. The sword has a twisted, rope-like handle wrapping and a long curved blade, while the Putrid Pole-Chopper’s shaft connects to the blade through a sculpted skull junction piece.
Skeleton Warriors Infinite Legions Claw Action Figure
Claw has a gaunt, elongated skeletal frame with deeply sculpted bone textures across every limb, and a tattered purple loincloth secured by a studded belt at the waist. He carries a twin barrel pistol in each hand, both featuring a chunky, multi-cylinder design with mechanical detailing across the housing.
Claw’s head sculpt has a single blue gem set into the forehead of an elongated, ridge-topped skull with a wide jaw full of exposed teeth. His forearms are fitted with chunky metallic cuffs just above the wrists, and a purple harness with twin riveted straps runs over both shoulders and connects to the belt at his waist.
From the back, Claw’s sculpt features a thick, textured fur mantle that runs from the shoulders down past the waist into a long, tapered tail, with a beaded spine ridge running through the center. The power grip claw and hammer are both chunky, mechanically detailed pieces with layered components and cylindrical barrel sections.
The twin barrel pistols have a stacked, double-cylinder design with layered mechanical housing and short, stubby barrels, and the overall construction is blocky with riveted panel lines across each section. Claw’s skeletal feet end in long, curved talons with four individually sculpted toes on each foot, and the same deeply carved bone texture that runs through the legs extends all the way down through the ankle joints.
Claw’s full accessory spread is laid out here, with four pairs of swap hands, two twin barrel pistols, the power grip claw, the hammer, and a long polearm-style weapon with a circular element near one end. That hammer has a bristle-textured head wrapped in banded purple and orange rings, a nice little design touch.
Skeleton Warriors Infinite Legions Dr. Cyborn Action Figure
Dr. Cyborn’s design is a striking mix of exposed skeletal bone and heavy mechanical components, with silver-toned cybernetic legs ending in broad, clawed feet and a red cape flowing behind the figure. The skull has a half-mechanical, half-bone split with different colored eye sockets on each side, and the acid blaster is a substantial, multi-barreled weapon with detailed panel work across the housing.
The mace has a spiked ball head on a short handle, and the skull pistol is a compact sidearm with a sculpted skull motif worked into the grip. Dr. Cyborn’s ribcage is fully exposed between the mechanical torso sections, with individual ribs and a sternum sculpted in bone tones, and a small pouch hangs from the waist just below.
The cybernetic arm ends in a multi-jointed claw hand with individually articulated fingers tapering to sharp points, and the mechanical shoulder assembly has layered plating with riveted joints and small gem-like accents. A red, high-collared cape drapes from behind the neck, its edges trimmed with a metallic border, and the hand-held blaster has a compact, snub-nosed design with a cluster of short barrels at the front.
From the back, the red cape covers most of the torso with a clean drape and a metallic-trimmed edge running along the full perimeter. The mismatched cybernetic legs are on full display here, one ending in a broad three-toed foot and the other in a piston-style peg leg with a gold ring at the base.
Dr. Cyborn’s full accessory spread includes five interchangeable hands, the acid blaster, skull pistol, hand-held blaster, and mace, all laid out alongside the figure. The mechanical claw hand has a nice segmented construction with each finger individually sculpted, and the contrast between bone and cybernetic sections across the whole figure holds up well at every angle.
