Dark Horse announces new Cyberpunk: Edgerunners figures for David, Lucy, Rebecca and Adam Smasher
The four blacklight-reactive PVC figures range from $69.99 to $79.99 and are due to arrive between March and May 2027.
Night City is getting a little more expensive to decorate. Dark Horse and CD Projekt Red have announced four new PVC figures based on Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, bringing David, Lucy, Rebecca and Adam Smasher to collectors’ shelves.
Each figure uses neon paint that reacts under blacklight and includes the Edgerunners logo etched into its base. The figures are available to preorder separately, with discounts for collectors who decide that one emotionally devastating Cyberpunk character is not enough.
David, Lucy, Rebecca and Adam Smasher
David Martinez stands 9 inches tall in a pose that shows him firing his projectile launch system. Dark Horse describes the figure as detailed and chrome-finished, fitting the character’s increasingly dangerous path through Night City.
Lucy is 7 inches tall and kneels with her signature monowire wrapping around the base. Rebecca stands just over 6 inches tall, holding twin heavy weapons and a duffel bag filled with yet more firepower.
Adam Smasher towers over the rest of the lineup at more than 10 inches. The figure depicts the cybernetic killing machine holding a freshly torn cybernetic head in one hand and his signature weapon in the other, because subtlety was apparently unavailable in Night City.
Prices and preorder bonuses
David, Lucy and Rebecca will each cost $69.99. Adam Smasher is priced at $79.99, reflecting both his larger size and the fact that he appears to have been designed to intimidate the rest of the shelf.
The figures are expected to arrive between March and May 2027. Dark Horse says collectors can save $10 when preordering at least two figures, or $30 when ordering all four together.
The figures are sold separately and are available to preorder through Dark Horse Direct and other toy and game retailers.
Built for the Edgerunners shelf
Substance Model Works handled the sculpting and paintwork. The blacklight-reactive neon finish is intended to echo the visual identity of the Netflix anime and its saturated, aggressively stylish version of Night City.
The release gives fans a chance to assemble the central crew and its most terrifying enemy in one collection, although placing Adam Smasher next to David may feel less like a display and more like a warning label.
Our opinion
Dark Horse has chosen the right characters for a first serious Cyberpunk: Edgerunners lineup. David, Lucy and Rebecca are the emotional core of the anime, while Adam Smasher is the towering symbol of everything that goes catastrophically wrong.
The blacklight-reactive paint is a smart touch rather than a pointless gimmick. Edgerunners is defined by colour, glare and neon excess, so these figures should look more interesting under a light than a standard statue would.
The pricing is not gentle, particularly when a complete set costs $309.99 before the advertised bundle saving. The $30 discount helps, but collectors are still being asked to turn a short anime into a small monthly payment plan.
For fans who want a Night City display, the lineup looks strong. Everyone else can admire the photos, keep their eddies and remember that Adam Smasher is already terrifying without needing a place on the bookshelf.