Resident Evil is getting another wave of TUBBZ cosplay ducks

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Fans of Capcom’s Resident Evil franchise will soon be getting their hands on a ton of new collectibles thanks to the next wave of Numskull Designs’ TUBBZ line. The first wave featured ducks cosplaying as Chris and Claire Redfield, Leon S. Kennedy and Jill Valentine. With the franchise’s main heroes out of the way, Wave 2 will focus on some other standout faces: Ada Wong, Nemesis, HUNK, Tofu and the Merchant of Resident Evil 4. All five are available for pre-order now, and are expected to be released in April. The new additions should be quite exciting for longtime fans of the video game series!

A trailer for the TUBBZ toys can be found in the Tweet embedded below.

All in all, this seems like a really cool wave for the TUBBZ figures. It’s a bit shocking to see such an adorable take on a gruesome destruction machine like the Nemesis, but the line often features horror-inspired characters. Considering that Leon released in the first wave, it only makes sense for his Resident Evil 4 ally Ada Wong and the merchant to receive similar treatment. Maybe the Chainsaw Ganado can make the cut for Wave 3! Of course, if anyone really deserves the cosplay duck treatment, it’s Albert Wesker. The villain has been plaguing STARS since first joining the franchise, and the line feels just a little emptier without him.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the Resident Evil franchise, and Capcom is celebrating it in some exciting ways. Have fans Resident Evil Village to look forward to in May, as well as the release of an all-new Resident Evil movie in theaters in September. The latest wave of Resident Evil figures from the TUBBZ line is just one way for fans to celebrate the survival horror series in 2021, but it looks like there will be plenty more before the year is over!

Are you a fan of Numskull’s TUBBZ line of cosplay ducks? Which Resident Evil character would you like to see from the following line? Let us know in the comments or share your thoughts directly on Twitter @Marcdachamp to talk about gaming!

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