Numskull

**Numskull** is a merchandising company based in England that produces a wide array of licensed collectibles and merchandise.

## Destiny Merchandise

### Statues

Numskull's collection of Destiny statues began in 2020 with the release of the Exo Stranger statue. It was initially included as part of the Destiny 2: Beyond Light The Stranger Edition, then later sold individually. The statue was announced in June 2020, and it was unknown as to whether the statue would begin a series of similar statues, or if it was simply a one-off.

However, this would not long remain a mystery, as the Drifter statue was revealed in October 2020, with promotional material stating that it is the second in the series of 10" statues. The Drifter statue would release in March 2021, at which point there would remain no official word on further statues in the line.

Later, on May 18, 2021, the Eris Morn statue was announced. At the same time, a video promoting the statue teased the next release, as it depicted a silhouette of Cayde-6 alongside the prior three statues. The Cayde-6 statue was revealed and subsequently available for preorder on September 7, 2021 in commemoration of *Destiny's* 7th anniversary.

2022 brought many new reveals for the collection, all of which consisted of larger pieces—most notably the Savathûn, the Witch Queen statue, announced prior to *The Witch Queen's* launch on February 21th and slated to release in September 2022. Following this was the reveal of the Lord Shaxx statue on June 7th, releasing in January 2023. Lastly, the Variks, the Loyal statue was revealed on December 6th, to release in April 2023.

Each statue scales at 10" (25.4cm) or taller, as in the case of Savathûn, Lord Shaxx, and Variks.

Exo Stranger Statue
September 2020The Drifter Statue
March 2021Eris Morn Statue
September 2021Cayde-6 Statue
January 2022Savathûn, the Witch Queen Statue
September 2022Lord Shaxx Statue
January 2023Variks, the Loyal Statue
April 2023
### Replica Helmets

Revealed on August 25, 2021, Numskull would begin a range of miniature replica helmets based on characters and gear in Destiny. The first entry in the series is a 7" replica of Lord Shaxx's helmet, selling for $59.99 USD and scheduled to ship in November 2021.

The next helmet in the line was revealed to be the Celestial Nighthawk on December 16, 2021. The most recent addition to the lineup is the Nezarec's Sin replica, announced on March 3, 2020. Each helmet is scaled accordingly, with some measuring taller than others due to design elements such as horns.

Lord Shaxx Replica Helmet
November 2021Celestial Nighthawk Replica
March 2022Nezarec's Sin Replica
August 2022

### Plush

Fallen Baby Plush
December 2021Zavala Plush
December 2021Ikora Plush
December 2021Cayde-6 Plush
December 2021Servitor Plush
December 2021
### Guardian Crest Keychains

The Parade Crest Keychains were a set of collectible keychains styled after the three class crests introduced in Destiny 2.

Each keychain was sold separately.

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### 3D Ghost Keychains

The 3D Ghost Keychains were a range of collectible keychains styled after various Ghost Shells, mostly those found in *Destiny 2* at launch. The line began in 2017, and was produced by **Numskull**. The first release was a keychain based off of the Generalist Shell, as seen in *Destiny*, and all subsequent releases took inspiration from Ghost Shells found in *Destiny 2*.

Generalist Shell
2017Last City Shell
2018Kill-Tracker Shell
2018Hunter Shell
2018Lambda Shell
2018Sundance
2018
### Shirts

Fallen Baby Love T-shirtFallen in Love T-shirt
## References

1. ↑ Numskull. (17 June 2020). *Get pumped up and ready for the next chapter of #Destiny2 from @Bungie by grabbing this exclusive 10 inch statue of #TheStranger and a Deluxe Edition code for #BeyondLight.*. Twitter. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
2. ↑ Amazon. *Numskull Destiny 2 Beyond Light The Stranger Statue*. Archived by Wayback Machine 24 July 2020.
3. ↑ Numskull. (16 October 2021). *We've heard your requests and now The Drifter is the next character in our Destiny statue lineup!*. Twitter. Retrieved 19 2021.
4. ↑ Numskull. *Destiny 2: Beyond Light ‘The Drifter’ Collector’s Statue*. Retrieved 16 October 2020.
5. ↑ Numskull Designs. (18 May 2021). *Eris Morn emerges from the Hellmouth!*. Twitter. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
6. ↑ Numskull. (18 May 2021). *Destiny 'Eris Morn' Statue First Look!*. Youtube. Retrieved 19 May 2021.
7. ↑ Numskull Designs. (9 September 2021). *Celebrate seven years of Destiny with this new range of merch from Numskull Designs!*. Twitter. Retrieved 9 September 2021.
8. ↑ Numskull Designs. (21 February 2022). *To commemorate the release of Destiny 2's 'The Witch Queen', Numskull Designs proudly announce the statue of Savathûn, the Witch Queen is now available to pre-order:*. Twitter. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
9. ↑ Destiny Bulletin. (21 February 2022). *Official #Destiny2 Savathûn, The Witch Queen 11.5” Limited Edition Statue*. Twitter. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
10. ↑ Numskull Designs. (7 June 2022). *“You want the Crucible? I AM THE CRUCIBLE!”*. Twitter. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
11. ↑ Amazon. *Numskull - Destiny - Lord Shaxx 11.5" Statue (Net)*. Archived by Wayback Machine 28 December 2022.
12. ↑ Destiny Bulletin. (6 December 2022). *NEW: Official Destiny Variks, the Loyal Statue!*. Twitter. Retrieved 28 December 2022.
13. ↑ Just Geek. *Official Destiny Variks, the Loyal Statue \ Figurine*. Archived by Wayback Machine 28 December 2022.
14. ↑ Numskull Designs. (25 August 2021). *In partnership with @Bungie, Numskull proudly announce the first in a range of #Destiny2 helmets starting with the iconic Lord Shaxx!*. Twitter. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
15. ↑ Just Geek. *Official Destiny Lord Shaxx 7” Replica Helmet*. Retrieved 26 August 2021.
16. ↑ Numskull Designs. (16 December 2021). *Hunters rejoice! Exotic Hunter helmet Celestial Nighthawk joins Lord Shaxx in our Destiny replica helmets range..**. Twitter. Retrieved 4 April 2022.*
17. ↑ Numskull Designs. (3 March 2022). *Announcing the fabled Nezarec's Sin Exotic helmet - the next in our range of replica Destiny helmets*. Twitter. Retrieved 4 April 2022.