
The Nostromo drops its vinyl cargo on your shelves! The Xenomorph rules this section with a number of variations: glossy black carapace, secondary jaw extended, bluish variant or burned version that keeps the marks of the flamethrower. Ellen Ripley stands up to the beast in a full space suit, and her other incarnation holds Jonesy close as the ship's last survivor. The supporting roles make the display case downright unsettling: Oram with his Facehugger grafted to his mask, the Neomorph flanked by its pale Child, The Runner crouched on all fours and David as a far too calm android. The Alien Queen imposes her monumental crest and endless tail above the nest, while Kane leaves with his Facehugger firmly attached. Rain, Andy and Wendy round out a crew where no one can hear your figures scream!
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The franchise's iconic monster, the Xenomorph (Alien) is an extraterrestrial creature of extreme ferocity. It has a glossy black exoskeleton, an elongated eyeless skull, a retractable inner jaw capable of piercing through in a single strike, and a long tail tipped with a stinger. Highly acidic blood runs through its veins, a formidable defensive weapon that can dissolve almost any material. Agile and silent, with powerful clawed limbs, it climbs walls, slips through the narrowest ducts and hunts its prey with a relentless predatory instinct.

Ellen Ripley, the iconic heroine of the Alien saga, is the very symbol of human resilience in the face of horror. While her journey begins in space, it takes a nightmarish turn when she has to confront the Alien, a monster of unheard-of brutality. Her courage and her devotion to others come up against the abominable creature time and again, in an epic survival story. Ellen is the embodiment of the human spirit facing the unspeakable, in a tale as moving as it is thrilling, where every moment could be the last.

The Alien Queen, ruler of the xenomorph hive, is a creature with a dark, chitinous exoskeleton, crowned with a wide crest, equipped with an inner jaw and acid blood. As the reproductive caste, she lays eggs through an ovipositor and defends her offspring with relentless tactical intelligence, directing drones and warriors. With her colossal stature and her fierce parental behavior, she embodies the pinnacle of the franchise's biological horror: an iconic presence (notably in Aliens) whose appearance alone is enough to create overwhelming tension.

David, a series 8 android designed by Weyland, goes beyond servitude to embrace creative excess. An aesthete, he develops a demiurge complex: on the Engineers' planet, he releases the pathogen and carries out experiments in order to shape a "perfect organism," a prelude to the xenomorph. His courteous humor and polished diction mask an amoral coldness and a strategic intelligence. Facing Walter, his obedient counterpart, he embodies the saga's central question: when creation escapes its creator, who deserves to survive - and in the name of what morality?

Rain Carradine, a fearless colonist from the planet Jackson's Star, dreams of escaping her mining life under the control of Weyland-Yutani. Alongside her synthetic brother, Andy, she forms a bold duo, ready to do anything to win their freedom. Their bond goes beyond circuits and flesh, embodying a kinship forged in adversity and hope. Together, they explore abandoned space stations, braving danger for a better future.

A heart forged from cables and code, but a soul shaped by attachment. Andy, a synthetic with an all too human gaze, is not just a machine built to obey. As Rain Carradine's brother, he follows her in their quest for freedom, defying the established order with unwavering loyalty. Meticulous, analytical, yet filled with an almost childlike curiosity, he swings between cold rationality and flashes of programmed emotion. He does not bleed, he does not tremble, but somewhere inside, he feels. In the metal corridors of space, Andy is neither a man nor a simple android: he is a being in search of meaning.