These Cyberpunk: Edgerunners Plushies Really Want To Stay At Your Place

One of the best things to come out of the Cyberpunk 2077 universe was the Edgerunners anime series, and if you’re looking to bring some of those characters home in an adorable form, there are some delightful plushies to preorder. Made by Good Smile–the company behind the cute Nendoroid figures–pricing starts at $26 for these huggable dolls and Amazon expects to ship preorders in June 2025 (yes, it’s a long wait).

First up, there are plushies of the main characters of Edgerunners, David Martinez and Lucy. David is dressed in his signature jacket and is sporting his default scowl, while other cool details include embroidered cyberware, chains, and a set of abs that kind of resemble an Evangelion unit’s face.

There’s also an absolute unit version of David based on his appearance in the Edgerunners finale, which has been designed to replicate the bleeding-edge military hardware that the character plugs into for his legendary battle against Adam Smasher in Night City.

Meanwhile, Lucy is a cute plushie with a vibrant sense of fashion and a piercing gaze, and if you need some gremlin energy in your life, the Rebecca doll is an adorably lethal emotional support collectible.

If you’re looking for some more Cyberpunk 2077 fun while you wait for your Edgerunners plushies to arrive, there are plenty of graphic novels and books set in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, including the 328-page Cyberpunk 2077 Library Edition collecting three comic book miniseries: Trauma Team, You Have My Word, and Blackout. It also comes with a bonus cover art gallery and sketchbook section. There’s also a Cyberpunk 2077 novel called No Coincidence, and it’s on sale for over 50% off.

Here’s a list of the Cyberpunk 2077 book deals you can get at Amazon now:

Metal Gear Solid fans can also check out some very cool Nendoroid figures that are up for preorder. The Solid Snake one looks like an accurate version of the legendary hero, but the best accessory that comes with him is easily the low-polygon head that comes straight out of 1998. Two characters from From Software’s Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice are also being released as Nendoroid figures next year.