The Binding of Isaac: Death & Azazel Youtooz Figures Revealed
Youtooz has announced the upcoming release of new vinyl figures for Death and Azazel, iconic characters from the popular game The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. Fans will have the opportunity to pre-order these special collectibles, which also come with unique character cards,
Youtooz has announced the upcoming release of new vinyl figures for Death and Azazel, iconic characters from the popular game The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth. Fans will have the opportunity to pre-order these special collectibles, which also come with unique character cards, starting May 17 at 10:00 PM MSK (Moscow Standard Time).
Each figure is priced at $29.99. The Death figure stands 8.6 cm tall and captures the formidable boss riding an unconventional skeletal horse. It wields a massive scythe in its left hand, and its dark gray head is contorted into a menacing smile, revealing large teeth. Empty eyes gaze out from under its prominent brow ridges.
Azazel, a fan-favorite playable character, is depicted in a 9.6 cm tall figure, poised atop a mound of coal. His face showcases a toothy, malevolent grin, complemented by bright red eyes and a pair of horns emerging from his jet-black hair. Small, round palms extend forward from his dark gray body, while sharp wings with black membranes spread out behind his shoulders.
Shipping for both figures is anticipated to begin in June 2026.
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