This remarkable Ultra Detail Figure No.842 from Medicom Toy presents the iconic character Oogie Boogie from the beloved film 'The Nightmare Before Christmas.' Crafted by the skilled hands of Wataru Orita and PERFECT-STUDIO, this figure captures the essence of Oogie Boogie with incredible attention to detail. Standing at approximately 100mm tall, the figure is a representation of the mischievous and slightly eerie character, known for his burlap sack-like appearance and stitched seams. The sculpting work meticulously captures the texture of his 'skin,' bringing to life his unique look. The figure's face is a vivid portrayal of Oogie Boogie's expressive features, with his mouth open in a menacing grin that reveals the playful yet sinister personality we see in the movie. The figure's stance is dynamic, capturing a moment that might be right out of the film, giving collectors a piece that feels alive and full of character. This detailed piece makes for a must-have collectible for fans of the film and figure enthusiasts alike, showcasing the craftsmanship and dedication to detail that Medicom Toy is known for.

Oogie Boogie is the primary antagonist of Tim Burton's classic stop-motion film, 'The Nightmare Before Christmas.' As the Boogeyman, he resides in the dark and dangerous lair beneath the town of Halloween, known as the Oogie Boogie Manor. His character is known for his love of gambling and his sadistic nature, which he indulges through cruel games and traps set for his prisoners. In the film, he is portrayed as a burlap sack filled with insects and bugs, giving him a grotesque and unsettling appearance. Oogie Boogie plays a pivotal role in the movie's plot, as he kidnaps Santa Claus on the orders of the mischievous trick-or-treaters, Lock, Shock, and Barrel. His ultimate goal is to take over Halloween Town by disrupting the natural order of holidays, creating chaos and fear. Despite his villainous role, Oogie Boogie has a charismatic and entertaining personality, particularly when he performs his jazz-inspired musical number, which highlights his love for theatrics and showmanship. His presence in the story adds tension and excitement, culminating in a dramatic showdown with the film's protagonist, Jack Skellington.