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Kidrobot Buying Guide: Designer Vinyl Dunnys, Labbits, and Licensed Plush From the Official Shop

Kidrobot.com is the official shop for Kidrobot designer vinyl figures, licensed plush, and artist platforms such as Dunny, Labbit, and MUNNY. This guide is for collectors who want to buy from the Hillside, New Jersey warehouse rather than a reseller listing.

Kidrobot Buying Guide: Designer Vinyl Dunnys, Labbits, and Licensed Plush From the Official Shop

Kidrobot.com is a designer-vinyl warehouse, not a big-box toy aisle

Kidrobot.com is the official storefront for Kidrobot, a designer-toy company founded in 2002 and acquired in November 2014 by KR Purchase, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of National Entertainment Collectibles Association. The Shopify shop sells limited vinyl figures, licensed plush, enamel pins, and blank DIY canvases. Headquarters listed on the customer-service page is 603 Sweetland Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey 07205-1799. Terms of service require you to be the age of majority in your state or province, or to consent for minor dependents. This is a collector catalog of artist platforms and pop-culture licenses, not a mass-market toy aisle with open returns. On 20 September 2026 the homepage grouped In-Stock, Dunnys, Plush, Blind Boxes, and Yummy World.

Dunny is the house rabbit: sizes, joints, and artist editions

A Dunny is Kidrobot’s rabbit-shaped vinyl art figure, created in 2004 by Paul Budnitz and Tristan Eaton as a shared body that guest artists paint, sculpt, and accessorize. The official What Is a Dunny page lists common sizes at 3 inches, 5 inches, 8 inches, and 20 inches, plus occasional 4-foot Art Giant sculptures. Standard Dunnys have three points of articulation: a rotating head and two movable arms. Kidrobot’s history notes that the first 3-inch blind-box series included Frank Kozik, Superdeux, Sket One, and Tristan Eaton, and that the platform later won a Designer Toy Awards Hall of Fame nod. Treat each Dunny as a limited art object, not a playset with spare parts.

The 8-inch aisle on 20 September 2026 was mostly licensed resin and vinyl collabs sold as pre-orders, with ship windows printed on each product page. The McDonald’s Big Mac 8-inch Vinyl Dunny was $150, estimated Q2 2027, worldwide where the destination is allowed. The OREO 8-inch Resin Dunny was $130 and United States only. The Amber Dunny 8-inch translucent resin figure was $159.99 with an estimated Q4 2026 window. Kidrobot RAW’s 8-inch Concrete Dunny was $149.99 in a limited edition of 1,000. Smaller ICEE resin Dunnys and The Met showpiece minis use different ship maps, so confirm the country list on the SKU before you pay. Prices are final on the purchase date.

  • McDonald’s Big Mac 8" Vinyl Dunny: $150 pre-order, estimated Q2 2027, worldwide where allowed
  • OREO 8" Resin Dunny: $130 pre-order, estimated Q2 2027, United States only
  • Amber Dunny 8" resin: $159.99 pre-order, estimated Q4 2026
  • Snack Attack Dunny Blind Box: $16.99, Q2 2027, United States only; 12-box casepack also listed
  • The Simpsons Creation of Bart set: $58.99, Q1 2027, US, Canada, Guam, and Puerto Rico
  • MUNNYWORLD 4" blank MUNNY: $14.99 in stock; Coraline 24" gift-box plush: $59.99 in stock

Open the official catalog to confirm 8-inch collab stock, ship-to country, and pre-order windows before you pay.

Check live Dunny prices on Kidrobot.com →

Labbit and MUNNY sit beside Dunny, not inside it

Labbit is a separate rabbit character Kidrobot produced from Frank Kozik’s poster art. The official Labbit page traces the name to a Japanese package misprint that read Smorkin Labbit, after which the character stuck. Editions vary by color and accessories; Kidrobot has issued vinyl, plush, and apparel, and in 2016 released smaller baby Labbits called Littons. A 2.5-inch Smorkin Labbit Choice Cuts figure was listed at $11.99 on the gift guide. MUNNY is the blank canvas: the MUNNYWORLD 4-inch MUNNY was in stock at $14.99 with about 5 to 10 business days to ship worldwide where allowed. Paint a MUNNY; do not expect Kidrobot to swap a finished Dunny because you wanted a different face.

Phunny, HugMe, Yummy World, and the 24-inch gift-box dolls

Phunny is Kidrobot’s licensed character plush, usually an 8-inch-scale display figure rather than a nursery toy. Several Phunnys listed at $16.99 on 20 September 2026, including Bloody Ghost Face and The Simpsons Itchy Interactive. Two-packs such as Corpse Bride Victor and Emily were $32.99. Larger pieces included a $34.99 13-inch Stitch as Scrump, a $54.99 Hello Kitty Tokyo Speed Racer Kuromi, and a $36.99 Godzilla 16-inch HugMe squeeze rumble plush. The Coraline 24-inch Premium Plush Doll in Gift Box was in stock at $59.99, matching Sally from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Yummy World food plush, including XL Cheesy Puffs at $59.99, is the softer aisle. Read the license and size before gifting horror or mature cartoon characters to a child.

Blind boxes sell a sealed odds table, not a chosen character

Blind boxes are sold sealed. You pay for a random figure from a printed assortment, not a chosen character. The Snack Attack Dunny Blind Box Mini Figure Series was $16.99 per 3-inch box as a Q2 2027 United States-only pre-order, with a 12-box casepack as a second style. Kidrobot published case odds: Nutter Butter 3/12, Chips Ahoy 2/12, Ritz Crackers 2/12, Sour Patch Kids 1/12, OREO 1/12, Golden OREO 1/12, plus two mystery chases with unpublished ratios. City Cryptid Dunnys and The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Series 2 started from $14.99. If a blind-box figure is defective, Kidrobot replaces it with another random box and will not hunt the same character, because sealed cases are blind to the warehouse too.

Payment hits immediately; mixed carts wait for the slowest SKU

Checkout charges immediately. The Comic-Con exclusives FAQ, which restates storewide payment rules, lists major credit cards, PayPal, and Shop Pay. Sales tax is added where required. Promo codes apply only to USA orders over $20, cannot be stacked, and cannot be added after checkout. You cannot cancel, edit, or reroute a cart. Kidrobot may cancel and refund for stock, quality, bad address data, or fraud. If Kidrobot cancels a pre-order because production fails, it says it will email you and refund. A mixed cart does not ship until every pre-order SKU arrives. 2026 San Diego Comic-Con exclusives shipped after the 23–26 July show from Booth 3545; online pre-orders are mailed, not held for pickup.

How Hillside ships, what $75 free freight covers, and the $15 refusal fee

In-stock orders placed by noon Central Time normally process in about 5 to 10 business days. On 20 September 2026 the shipping policy still warned of system-upgrade delays. Release-day and sale carts may need up to 48 extra hours. Carriers named for the continental USA are UPS, USPS, DHL, and FedEx. You must give a complete non-P.O. Box address with a unit number and phone; some carriers skip P.O. Boxes and APO. Free standard shipping at $75-plus applies only to the contiguous United States and excludes Art Giants and XXL plush. Kidrobot lists 176 countries; duties are not collected at checkout. Estimated international transit after processing is 10–21 days to Canada or Mexico and 10–25 days to the United Kingdom, Australia, and elsewhere.

  • All sales and pre-orders are final; Kidrobot will not modify, reroute, or cancel a placed order
  • In-stock orders by noon CT typically process in 5–10 business days; release-day carts may add 48 hours
  • Free standard shipping on contiguous USA orders of $75 or more, excluding Art Giants and XXL plush
  • Hawaii, Alaska, and U.S. territories pay shipping at checkout and sit outside shipping promotions
  • International sales are final; duties are not collected at checkout and may be billed on arrival
  • Undeliverable or refused packages incur a $15 restocking fee; orders under $15 get no refund if refused
  • Defective toys: email help@kidrobot.com within 14 days with photos; a Return Authorization Number is required

Collectors who should check out, and buyers who should close the tab

Kidrobot.com fits collectors who want designer vinyl, a licensed plush that matches a film already on the shelf, a blank MUNNY to paint, or a Con exclusive that will not be restocked at other shows. It is the right counter for ship-from-warehouse authenticity instead of a marketplace screenshot. Skip the shop if you need a 30-day change-of-mind return, if you must cancel a pre-order after payday, or if you only have a P.O. Box. Skip it if you are buying a first toy for a toddler and you need washable, age-graded playthings with spare parts. Skip it if mint packaging is the whole point: Kidrobot does not guarantee boxes. International buyers who cannot absorb surprise duties should use the store locator for a local authorized retailer.

Final-sale limits you accept when you buy a limited vinyl run

The honest limits are structural. Sales are final. Slight paint and assembly variation is treated as normal on limited, often hand-finished figures. A significant out-of-box failure, such as a figure broken in half or missing parts, is the defect path: email help@kidrobot.com within 14 days of receipt with photos, name, and order number. If approved, Kidrobot may replace the item, offer an alternate, or give store credit. Apparel size exchanges are USA-only, case by case, within 14 days, unused with tags, and you pay shipping both ways; sale apparel is final. Hats, bags, and jewelry have no size-exchange path. Retailer purchases go back to that store. Offices close 22 December through 2 January.

Treat Kidrobot.com like a gallery checkout, not a department-store returns desk: confirm the ship-to country on the product page, split pre-orders from in-stock plush, and only pay if you can live with the sealed figure that arrives.

— Maya Torres

Use the official shop to separate in-stock plush from 2027 Dunnys and to read each SKU’s shipping region before checkout.

Place a split cart on Kidrobot.com →

Frequently asked questions

Can I cancel a Dunny pre-order after my card is charged?

No. The shipping and return pages state that all sales at Kidrobot.com are final, that all pre-order sales are final, and that Kidrobot will not modify, reroute, or cancel an order once placed. Payment is taken immediately. A Dunny that will not leave the warehouse until 2027 is still a completed purchase on the day you check out. The only customer-facing refund path the company describes for a pre-order is if Kidrobot itself cancels production, in which case it says it will notify you by email and issue a refund. If you might need to change address or wait on a paycheck, do not place the order. Read the estimated ship window on the product page and treat it as a warehouse guess, not a doorstep promise.

Will Kidrobot ship a Labbit or plush to a P.O. Box or APO?

Usually no. The shipping policy tells you to enter a complete non-P.O. Box address and notes that some named carriers do not service P.O. Box or APO addresses. The Comic-Con exclusives FAQ repeats that Kidrobot.com cannot ship to P.O. boxes. If a parcel comes back undeliverable or refused, Kidrobot cancels the order and refunds the total minus a $15 restocking fee; orders under $15 get no refund. You will not get a chance to paste a better address after checkout. Use a location where a driver can leave a trackable package. Kidrobot says it can help contact the carrier if a shipment is missing and, in select cases, may replace or refund, but proof of delivery ends the shop’s responsibility.

What if my vinyl figure arrives broken or missing an arm?

Email help@kidrobot.com within 14 days of delivery with your name, order number, photos, and a description of the damage. A significant defect means something like a figure broken in half or missing parts, not a small paint nick on a limited run. If the defect qualifies and stock exists, the shop will exchange it; if not, it may offer an alternate item or store credit. You need a Return Authorization Number before you ship anything back, written on the outside of the box. Original packaging and accessories must come back or you may be charged 15 percent or $15, whichever is greater. Kidrobot will not replace an item solely because the box was crushed. Packaging is treated as protection, not as a guaranteed collectible.

Should I put a Coraline plush in the same order as a 2027 Dunny?

You can, but the whole cart waits. Kidrobot’s product pages state that an order does not ship until every pre-order item in it has arrived at the warehouse. A $59.99 in-stock Coraline 24-inch plush sitting next to a Q2 2027 Big Mac Dunny will not leave Hillside until that Dunny is ready. The company recommends separate orders for pre-order SKUs and in-stock SKUs. You will still pay two shipping calculations unless each cart independently meets a promotion. Free contiguous-USA standard shipping at $75 does not apply to oversized Art Giants or XXL plush and does not cover Alaska, Hawaii, or U.S. territories. If you want the plush for a birthday next month, check out that plush alone.

How do I reach Kidrobot, and when is the Hillside office closed?

The fastest path listed is email to help@kidrobot.com or the contact form. Customer service aims to reply within 24 to 48 hours Monday through Friday and is closed Saturday and Sunday. Holiday queues run longer. Headquarters offices are closed 22 December through 2 January. Wholesale questions go to wholesale@kidrobot.com. Before you write, read the Help Center, shipping policy, and return policy; the contact page will not apply a missed promo code or rewrite an address. Authorized retailers are on the Kidrobot store-locator app if you need a figure today instead of waiting on warehouse processing. Retailer returns follow that store’s rules. Kidrobot.com will not take back a Dunny you bought somewhere else.

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