ThunderCats Ultimates Lion-O & Berbils BBTS Exclusive Preorder

“ThunderCats are on the move, ThunderCats are loose!” Boy are we thrilled to share this one with you! Our friends over at BigBadToyStore have just opened preorders for an incredible new BBTS Exclusive from Super7, the ThunderCats ULTIMATES! Lion-O and Berbils Action Figure Set! This one is priced at $149.99 with an expected ship date of late November 2026, and you can lock in your preorder right now at BBTS. So let’s take a look at this super exciting exclusive set! This set pulls directly from Season 1, Episode 3 of the classic 1985 ThunderCats animated series, and I just love the deep cut storytelling that Super7 packed into it. You get a 7-inch scale Lion-O with rope-bound torso and arms, capturing that specific moment from the episode, plus two adorable Berbil figures. How freakin’ cute is that?! Getting the Berbils as actual figures alongside Lion-O is something I never would have imagined as a kid watching the show, and it makes this set feel really special. The accessories on this one are no joke either. You’re getting the Sword of Omens, Claw Shield, alternate hands, a dagger, blowgun, triangle, Berbil fruit, locusts, and rope. That is a seriously loaded set that lets you recreate the episode right on your shelf. I love how Super7 went all in on the scene-specific details, and the exclusive packaging looks like it ties everything together with a real scene-setting presentation. If you’re a ThunderCats collector, this is the kind of exclusive that makes the hobby so much fun. BigBadToyStore is always a great partner for locking in preorders early, so I’d definitely recommend heading over and securing yours before it’s gone!

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ThunderCats ULTIMATES! Lion-O and Berbils BBTS Exclusive Action Figure Set

Lion-O’s rope-bound torso is a great storytelling detail, with sculpted rope wrapping around his chest and arms that gives this set an instantly recognizable scene from the show. The two Berbil figures flanking him have a wonderful mix of smooth white armor plating and textured brown fur, with those wide, worried expressions on their little faces perfectly selling the moment.

Here’s a closer look at everything you’re getting in this set, and there’s a lot to take in. The Sword of Omens features a gold Claw Shield alongside it, two trays loaded with sculpted Berbil fruit and locusts, a dagger, a blowgun, a triangle, multiple swap-out hands for the Berbils, and coiled rope, all rounding out a seriously loaded accessory spread.

I like how this scene setup really nails the Berbil Village capture moment from the show, with Lion-O bound and looking down at the little Berbil wielding that purple-handled dagger. The Berbil’s rounded helmet with its small blue eye, open mouth, and gold-tufted ears has so much personality packed into such a compact sculpt.

Here are some fun shots showing the Berbils in action with that rope accessory, and you can see how the sculpted texture on the rope has a convincing braided look as it wraps between the figures. Lion-O’s blue armor and red hair create a strong color contrast against the earthy tones of the Berbils, and that smaller Berbil on the left has a great sense of scale next to the larger one.

You can see how the Berbils’ fur sculpting really shines here, with those layered, wavy ridges covering the arms, chest collar, ears, and feet while the smooth white armor sections break things up nicely. The blowgun tucked against the larger Berbil’s face is a fun little accessory, and I’m really digging how the two figures together show off the size difference between the pair.

The two trays are a fun deep cut, with the Berbil fruit sculpted as plump yellow pears complete with tiny stems and the locusts done in warm amber with dark score marks across their tops. Both sit in shallow white bowls that have a subtle lip around the rim, and the color separation between the two food types makes them easy to tell apart at a glance.