NEW - MEGO Star Trek The Next Generation: Q 8" Action Figure

• OFFICIAL MEGO EDITION: Official Edition Action Figure with original detail and quality from legendary toy maker Mego

• 8-INCH SCALE: Classic 8-inch figure size perfect for display and collecting

• HIGHLY ARTICULATED: Features 14 points of articulation for dynamic posing

• AUTHENTIC COSTUME: Real fabric clothing featuring Q's iconic Starfleet judge robes

• ICONIC CHARACTER: One of the most memorable recurring characters from Star Trek: The Next Generation

Manufacturer: Mego Corporation

Series: Star Trek: The Next Generation

Character: Q (portrayed by John de Lancie)

Scale: 8-inch (20.32 cm)

Articulation: 14 points of articulation

Costume: Real fabric Starfleet judge robes

Material: High-quality plastic with fabric costume

Recommended Ages: 17+ years

Dimensions: 25 cm x 18 cm x 4 cm

Q is an omnipotent, immortal being and member of the Q Continuum who appeared in multiple Star Trek series, most notably as a recurring character throughout Star Trek: The Next Generation. Portrayed brilliantly by John de Lancie, Q became one of the franchise's most beloved antagonists.

First Appearance: Q made his debut in the very first episode of TNG, "Encounter at Farpoint" (1987), where he put humanity on trial, challenging Captain Picard to prove that humans had evolved beyond their savage nature. This courtroom scene featured Q dressed as a judge, which this figure represents.

Character Traits: Q is mischievous, arrogant, and seemingly capricious, often treating humanity as his personal entertainment. However, beneath his trickster exterior lies a being genuinely curious about humanity and particularly fascinated by Jean-Luc Picard's moral compass and leadership.

Recurring Role: Q appeared in eight episodes of TNG, including both the series premiere and the series finale "All Good Things..." He also appeared in episodes of Deep Space Nine and Voyager, making him one of the few characters to appear across multiple Star Trek series.

Cultural Impact: Q's philosophical challenges to Picard often served as the framework for exploring deep questions about morality, evolution, and human nature. His famous line "Mon Capitaine" and his snap of the fingers (which could alter reality) became iconic elements of the character.

Relationship with Picard: While initially adversarial, Q's relationship with Picard evolved into something more complex. Q seemed to genuinely respect Picard and used his god-like powers to test and ultimately help humanity prove its worth to continue exploring the galaxy.

Mego Corporation was founded in 1954 and became one of the most influential toy companies of the 1970s and early 1980s. The company pioneered the 8-inch action figure format and was the first to produce licensed action figures for major franchises.

Golden Age: During the 1970s, Mego dominated the action figure market with licenses for Star Trek, DC Comics superheroes, Marvel Comics, Planet of the Apes, and many other popular properties. Their 8-inch figures with cloth costumes became the industry standard.

Star Trek Legacy: Mego's original Star Trek action figures from the 1970s are now highly sought-after collectables. The company created figures of Kirk, Spock, McCoy, and other classic characters that defined action figure collecting for a generation.

Modern Revival: After the original company closed in 1983, the Mego brand was revived in 2018. The new Mego continues the tradition of producing high-quality 8-inch action figures with authentic costumes and attention to detail, including modern franchises like Star Trek: The Next Generation.

Collector Focus: Modern Mego figures are designed with adult collectors in mind, featuring improved articulation, more accurate sculpting, and premium packaging while maintaining the nostalgic charm of the original 8-inch format.

Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) aired from 1987 to 1994 and became one of the most successful science fiction television series of all time. Set approximately 100 years after the original Star Trek series, TNG followed the adventures of the USS Enterprise-D and its crew.

Captain Jean-Luc Picard: Portrayed by Patrick Stewart, Captain Picard became one of the most iconic characters in Star Trek history. His diplomatic approach, philosophical nature, and strong moral compass defined a new type of Starfleet captain and provided the perfect foil for Q's tests.

Philosophical Depth: TNG was known for tackling complex philosophical and ethical questions, often using Q's omnipotent perspective to challenge humanity's assumptions about morality, progress, and existence itself.

Legacy: TNG ran for seven seasons and spawned four feature films. The series won 18 Emmy Awards and is credited with revitalising the Star Trek franchise. It introduced concepts and characters that continue to influence Star Trek productions today.

Cultural Impact: The show's success proved that science fiction television could be both intellectually stimulating and commercially successful, paving the way for numerous other sci-fi series and cementing Star Trek's place in popular culture.

Free Australian Shipping: We offer complimentary standard shipping on all orders within Australia.

Processing Time: Orders are typically processed within 1-2 business days.

Delivery Time: Standard delivery usually takes 5-7 business days, depending on your location.

Tracking: You'll receive a tracking number via email once your order has been dispatched.

International Shipping: We also ship internationally. Rates and delivery times vary by destination.

Customer Feedback: The Q action figure has received outstanding reviews from Star Trek collectors and fans of the omnipotent character.

What Customers Love:

• Excellent likeness to John de Lancie's portrayal of Q

• Authentic judge robes from the iconic courtroom scenes

• High-quality construction with sturdy joints and durable fabric

• Perfect complement to other TNG character figures

• Captures Q's imperious bearing and dramatic flair

Collector Notes: Many reviewers note this figure is essential for any TNG collection, as Q appeared throughout the series and was integral to many of the show's most memorable episodes. The judge costume is particularly popular as it represents Q's first appearance in "Encounter at Farpoint" and bookends with the finale "All Good Things..."