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Tim Burton's Tragic Toys - Roy The Toxic Boy 2004 Collectable Figure
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761568125245
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$75.00
DESCRIPTION
2004 Tim Burton Dark Horse.Â
Toxic Boy is a character created by filmmaker and artist Tim Burton. He appears in Burton's book "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories," a collection of illustrated poems that explore various quirky and melancholic characters.
Toxic Boy is depicted as a boy who is toxic or poisonous. He embodies the idea of being harmful or dangerous to those around him due to his toxic nature. In the poem/story dedicated to him, Toxic Boy's existence is marked by his ability to poison everything he touches, from plants to animals and people.
Despite his toxic nature, Toxic Boy is portrayed sympathetically, much like the other characters in Burton's collection. His story serves as a metaphor for feeling different or isolated from society, as his toxicity prevents him from having normal interactions without causing harm.
The character of Toxic Boy reflects Burton's penchant for creating unconventional and misunderstood characters, often with dark or macabre themes, while also highlighting themes of loneliness, isolation, and the struggle to fit in.
Actual image of item has been used and form part of the item condition/description. If you need further information about condition please contact us.
Tim Burton's Tragic Toys - Roy The Toxic Boy 2004 Collectable Figure
$75.00
DESCRIPTION
2004 Tim Burton Dark Horse.Â
Toxic Boy is a character created by filmmaker and artist Tim Burton. He appears in Burton's book "The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy & Other Stories," a collection of illustrated poems that explore various quirky and melancholic characters.
Toxic Boy is depicted as a boy who is toxic or poisonous. He embodies the idea of being harmful or dangerous to those around him due to his toxic nature. In the poem/story dedicated to him, Toxic Boy's existence is marked by his ability to poison everything he touches, from plants to animals and people.
Despite his toxic nature, Toxic Boy is portrayed sympathetically, much like the other characters in Burton's collection. His story serves as a metaphor for feeling different or isolated from society, as his toxicity prevents him from having normal interactions without causing harm.
The character of Toxic Boy reflects Burton's penchant for creating unconventional and misunderstood characters, often with dark or macabre themes, while also highlighting themes of loneliness, isolation, and the struggle to fit in.
Actual image of item has been used and form part of the item condition/description. If you need further information about condition please contact us.
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