Death and Azazel from The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth to Get YouTooz Figures
Next week, YouTooz is set to launch pre-orders for new vinyl figures featuring Death and Azazel, specifically designed for enthusiasts of The Binding of Isaac universe. In addition to these figures, collectors will have the chance to obtain exclusive character cards.
YouTooz continues to cater to fans of Edmund McMillen’s twisted game worlds. The company has announced that pre-orders for vinyl statues of Death and Azazel from the roguelike hit The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth will officially open on May 17 at 10:00 PM MSK.
Each collectible item will retail for $29.99. The Death figure stands 8.6 cm tall and captures the terrifying boss mounted upon a macabre skeletal steed.
The Horseman is depicted clutching a massive scythe in his left hand. His dark-gray visage is twisted into a ghoulish grin revealing large teeth, while hollow eyes gaze out from under heavy, protruding brows.
Azazel, a fan-favorite playable character, stands 9.6 cm tall atop a mound of coal. His figure features a sharp, malicious smirk and vivid red eyes, with a pair of demonic horns emerging from his jet-black hair.
The small dark-gray body is posed with rounded hands reaching forward, balanced by sharp, leathery wings with black membranes spread from his shoulders. Shipping for these figures is anticipated to begin in June 2026. As an extra incentive, buyers will also receive special collectible trading cards.
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Source: iXBT.games
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