Legendary Monsters: Urban Myth Back To Life

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The Legendary Monsters Collection Brings Urban Myth Back To Life!

The enigmatic Mothman, the legendary stalking monster of Missouri a.k.a. Momo, the blood-curdling Jersey Devil and the dreaded Chupacabra have fascinated people of all ages, education level and background. While skeptics view them as nothing more than monsters that were born out of human fear and negative emotions, the truth is that few people can actually resist the mysterious aura associated with these creatures and witnesses’ experiences.

The idea behind the Legendary Monsters collection came out of those veritable, raw and very real emotions. Richard T. Broadwater is not only a developer passionate with the mysterious and urban legends, but he is also a man with vast experience in the industrial design field. His childhood dream was to come up with a unique toy collection and Richard Broadwater wouldn’t settle for less.

Nonetheless, his ambition, perseverance, passion for the unknown and 15 years of experience in the comics and game industry finally paid off with his amazing Legendary Monsters toys. As he puts it, the monsters are not mere toys that you would get bored with in a couple of weeks, but creations based on something that one day might be proven real. In other words, “toys” that are also designed for teens and adult collectors, with a rich background and that stir up a bundle of emotions as well as your imagination. Let’s take a closer look at the features of the Legendary Monsters collection, shall we?

• The collection features four of the most known monsters from the urban legends, namely the Jersey Devil, the Missouri monster, the Chupacabra and the Mothman.
• Irrespective of what monster you order, each package will arrive with an eyewitness account.
• The monsters are built based on the features consistently provided by eyewitnesses.
• The design of the creatures is outstanding, each monster having between 10-12 articulation points.
• The monsters are between 5 and 7 inches tall.
• They are available in both glow and non-glow versions.

While I‘m still waiting for my Momo monster – and the digital poster I earned, thanks to my pledge – to arrive, I must confess I was pretty excited to learn that these toys are flexible and features at least 10 articulation points. Not to mention the fact that the developer has managed to create a neatly detailed replica of the “real thing”!

If you are curious and want to check out these urban legends yourself, then do not hesitate to check out this project’s Kickstarter page.