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Death Stranding 2 On the Beach: Higgs (Pre-Order)

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Death Stranding 2 On the Beach: Higgs (Pre-Order)Higgs Monaghan returns in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, reprised by Troy Baker. Once a major antagonist in the first Death Stranding game, he resurfaces in DS2 with darker ambitions, commanding ghost mechs across Australia and challenging Sam and the Drawbridge coalition as the world struggles under chiral anomalies and supernatural threats. To expand our highly acclaimed Death Stranding collection, Hot Toys is proud to present the Higgs Sixth

Higgs Monaghan returns in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, reprised by Troy Baker. 

Once a major antagonist in the first Death Stranding game, he resurfaces in DS2 with darker ambitions, commanding ghost mechs across Australia and challenging Sam and the Drawbridge coalition as the world struggles under chiral anomalies and supernatural threats.

To expand our highly acclaimed Death Stranding collection, Hot Toys is proud to present the Higgs Sixth Scale Collectible Figure. The action figure includes a newly developed head sculpt with separate rolling eyeballs, game-accurate facial expression, detailed make-up, and meticulously sculpted hairstyle that reflects his intense, dramatic evolution. The figure also features specially applied weathering effects on costumes and accessories that bring out Higgs’s powerful presence.

Higgs comes outfitted in his signature suit with orange armored pieces including arms, chest, abdomen, back, thighs, and a pair of exoskeleton. Also coming with a gold necklace, Odradek, boots and a red mask for alternate display options. Nine pieces of interchangeable hands allows collectors to display him in relaxed, guitar playing, combat stances, and more. He’s armed with a pistol and his iconic battle guitar — a weapon and statement piece that embodies his theatrical persona — that can be attached with accessories such as a guitar strap and a string of Higgs’ gut that connects the guitar to his waist. The entire set is presented on a specially designed Death Stranding 2 figure stand.

More than just a tribute to villainy, this figure embodies the conflict at the heart of DS2, where Higgs’s dark ambition challenges everything Sam fights for. A must-have for those who appreciate the shadows as much as the light.

The Higgs Sixth Scale Figure features:
Authentic and detailed likeness of Troy Baker as Higgs in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach
Newly developed head sculpt with separate rolling eyeballs
Meticulously sculpted dark brown mid-length hairstyle
Game-accurate facial expression with detailed make-up and skin texture
Body with 23 points of articulation
Approximately 32.5cm tall
Specially applied weathering effects on costumes and accessories

Nine (9) pieces of interchangeable gloved hands, including:
One (1) pair of relaxed hands
One (1) pair of gun-holding hands
One (1) pair of guitar-holding hands
One (1) piece of guitar-supporting left hand
One (1) piece of guitar-playing right hand
One (1) piece of mask-holding right hand

Costume:
One (1) black colored suit
One (1) gold colored necklace
One (1) set of finely crafted orange colored armor, including:
One (1) pair of arm armor
One (1) piece of translucent chest and abdomen armor
One (1) piece of back armor
One (1) pair of thigh armor
One (1) pair of exoskeleton
One (1) pair of black colored boots

Weapons:
One (1) Pistol
One (1) Battle Guitar

Accessories:
One (1) red colored mask
One (1) Odradek (attachable to the back armor)
One (1) guitar strap (attachable to Battle Guitar)
One (1) string of gut (attachable between Higgs’ waist and Battle Guitar)
Specially designed figure stand with Death Stranding 2: On the Beach logo and character nameplate

Product Specifications
License: Death Stranding
Product Type: Sixth Scale Figure
Manufactured by: Hot Toys
Product Size: 12.8" H (325.12mm)

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