From the Alien Vs Predator line, the Alien Warrior figure captures the predatory silhouette with a sinewy, biomechanical exoskeleton. Standing roughly 170 mm tall, the sculpture presents an elongated, domed cranium with ridges and a narrow jawline that hints at the creature's fearsome inner jaw. The glossy, resin-like surface blends deep-black tones with subtle metallic sheen to highlight the segmented plates along the spine and tail. Each limb is contoured to suggest muscle beneath the chitin, with articulated joints enabling a range of stalking poses. The chest and waist taper into a menacing abdomen, while the tail curves in a poised strike. Accessories include a removable display base and dynamic hinge joints that reveal the figure's action-friendly design while preserving the lifelike sculpt. A true centerpiece for monster and sci-fi collectors.

In the Alien vs Predator saga, the Alien Warrior is a warrior bred by the xenomorph hive to survive in hostile environments and to strike with surgical efficiency against visitors. When a Predator hunts a xenomorph, the two forces collide in a deadly dance of tactics: the Predator weathering the xenomorph's acidic fluids while the Alien uses its speed, stealth, and brutal melee to overpower armoured predators. The Alien Warrior's relentless nature makes it a strategic apex predator on the battlefield, capable of exploiting the trace of fear in its enemies. The figure embodies this mythos—an unyielding hunter whose every joint and ridge hints at a brutal lifecycle of parasitic survival, adaptation, and ruthless efficiency in close quarters. Through its lethal grace, the Warrior embodies the eternal clash between hunter and hunted.