ROVER ROBIN Smash Mr. Gusion Complete Figure

Shhhh...Once you hear that whisper, the curtain can't be closed. An abandoned theater is standing on the outskirts of town. When night falls in that space where none should be, the sounds of grinding gears and whispers from deep within the walls fill the room. Legends tell of a monster lurking behind the curtain. A ventriloquist's doll that can open its mouth and speak of its own accord. The moment its face splits open, a twisted play begins. You've got the leading role, one from which you can't escape. A giant gate carved into the shape of a clown's visage. When it opens, a red curtain hangs down, and a floor lamp ignites. The stage, projector, flickering spotlight, and squirming shadows quietly wait for the performers to make their entrance. The clicking of gears. From between the walls a low, wet whisper echoes. "Can you hear me?" Was that the old man in the center of the stage? Or is there another mouth hidden in the shadows? By moving the ventriloquist doll's ears, the gears will rotate, and the eyes and mouth will move. When the face is opened, an uncanny stage is revealed. By rotating the gears, features built into the stage will also move. The eye transforms into a projector that shows the past, while the red curtain, floor lights, and the layers of shadows come together to form an eerie theater. It's time for your shadow to tread the stage. "Now, the curtain's raised." What is ROVER ROBIN? One day, the curious Robin came across a red fragment possessing mysterious power. When that fragment's power merged with Robin's handheld game, the Game Rover, it suddenly began to move on its own, and a mysterious portal opened before his eyes. The red fragment turned out to be a piece of a hat once worn by an all-powerful being, imbued with extraordinary abilities. Robin stepped through the portal and set off on an adventure to trace the footsteps of the All-Powerful, who vanished 30 years earlier. A thrilling, adventurous pocket-sized toy that '90s kids once dreamed of owning now returns after 30 years.