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    Martian Warrior Animatronic (Spirit Halloween)
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    Spirit Halloween Reveals Life-Sized 6’5 “Mars Attacks” Animatronic

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodAugust 4, 20231 Min Read
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    Seasonal retailer Spirit Halloween has just introduced the first ever life-size animatronic from “Mars Attacks.” Based on the cult-classic Topps trading card series, this is an exclusive and officially-licensed Martian Warrior Animatronic.

    This animated figure stands 6’5” tall, with its signature enlarged head. The display comes to life with side-to-side movements and an intergalactic space weapon that shoots mist. Meaning, this Martian will be sure to disintegrate any unwanted visitors that may come to your door. 

    Martian Warrior Animatronic
    Martian Warrior Animatronic (Spirit Halloween)

    The Martian Warrior Animatronic also lights up and produces laser sounds. Just to add to all the campy fun of this design. Thought it is not recommended for display indoors or in covered areas. So it may be hard to recreate Tim Burton‘s classic 1996 film adaptation, “Mars Attacks!“

    Martian Warrior Animatronic
    Martian Warrior Animatronic (Spirit Halloween)
    Martian Warrior Animatronic
    Martian Warrior Animatronic (Spirit Halloween)

    The Martian Warrior Animatronic, is a collectible and available only at Spirit stores or their website. So be careful, because these aliens do NOT come in peace. 

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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