The Revenge of 31 Days of Toy Terror: David S.Let's get spooky with this guy after the break. This guy, though, costs about $6 or $7 bucks. Seriously, the in-game costume costs well over $200 bucks if you buy the in-game currency (Robux) to purchase him. This little guy just made his way to stores and, surprisingly, you can purchase this physical, tangible toy for just a fraction of what the in-game costume would cost you. Where the heck have I been? In the game, The Headless Horseman is a character package of sorts that was released on October 31st, 2013 and is sometimes sold during the Halloween season. It turns out that they're based on an online game platform that has been around since 2006. I've never paid much attention to Roblox before so I was pretty unaware of what they are. The Headless Horseman is a great fit for The Revenge of 31 Days of Toy Terror because I've previously reviewed a toy based on Washington Irving's literary specter during the 2016 celebration. Like most people, Alexx knows that I'm a fan of action figures with pumpkins for heads and this Headless Horseman figure absolutely includes an alternate head that is indeed a pumpkin! I've been sitting on this guy for a little over a month but I finally get to show him off to you today.
Welcome to day two of The Revenge of 31 Days of Toy Terror! Today I'm checking out a figure that Alexx from Toys and Tomfoolery pointed out to me back in August: The Headless Horseman from Roblox by Jazwares.
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