Here’s the antithesis for you. The most appropriate movement figure a world has ever well known has no relocating tools. Zero. It is not pose-able, it comes with no accessories and it has “zero points of articulation.” It is a Monolith from 2001: A Space Odyssey, as well as it comes from – where else – ThinkGeek.

The block is 0.75 x 3 x 6.75-inches in distance, that gives the comparative measure of 1:4:9, the same as the obelisk in the movie and additionally a squares of the first three integers. It is additionally fashioned from “semisynthetic, organic, amorphous, plain materials (AKA plastic),” as well as “May means bizarre captivating fields, movement figure evolution, seeing things filled with stars, and/or some-more (or it competence only sit upon your table doing nothing).”

For me, yet, a best thing is the wrapping, that is pitch-perfect with a Star Wars movement figures I had as the child. The “Kubrick” trademark down during a bottom looks similar to a “Kenner” which branded imports to the UK (the central brand there was Palitoy), as well as the comprehensive kicker is the flash, tip left upon a box: “It’s Full of Stars!”

You can have this plastic galactic enigma right away, for just $13, or less than outing to a moon.

Monolith Action Figure [ThinkGeek around ★]