Vancity-style Skylanders Imaginators Sensei figurine featuring Voodood appearance

This item is a molded plastic gaming figurine, stylistically consistent with the 'Skylanders Imaginators' series of 'Sensei' characters. The figure appears to represent a reimagined version of the character 'Voodood'. It features a large, stylized skull mask with intricate grey-and-black scrollwork patterns, glowing purple eyes, and a tall tuft of purple hair secured by a bone-like ornament. The character is depicted wielding a massive grey battle axe with a skull-and-crossbones emblem. The character wears black and gold-toned armor and is mounted on an octagonal, dark blue base. The base features relief-molded bat and cloud iconography and a central circular emblem depicting a yellow glowing axe, which corresponds to the 'Smasher' class symbol in the game series. Visually, the piece is consistent with mass-produced PVC toys from approximately 2016. Condition appears generally good with minor surface dust and typical play-wear; however, without a physical inspection of the bottom of the base for electronic chip functionality or embedded logos, authenticity as an official Activision product remains unverified. This could potentially be a custom modification or 'fan-made' variant, as the character Voodood did not receive a standard Sensei release in the main retail line, making this appears to be a custom 'Eon's Elite' or fan-work adaptation.

Based on my visual analysis of the provided image, this figurine appears to be a custom-modified 'Sensei' class character from the Skylanders Imaginators series, specifically a reimagined 'Voodood' Smasher. I can observe high-quality paint application and molding consistent with the 'Eon's Elite' or 'Vancity' custom styles. However, since Voodood was never released in a standard Sensei retail wave, I must treat this attribution as a hypothesis; I cannot verify from a photo whether this is a professionally commissioned custom, a high-end fan-made modification, or a prototype. The value is highly dependent on the functionality of the internal NFC chip and the reputation of the customizer, which would require a physical inspection and digital testing to confirm. In the current market, unique custom figures of this caliber are sought after by niche collectors, often fetching between $150 and $350 if the craftsmanship is verified as being from a known community artist. If this were determined to be a standard mass-produced reproduction or a lower-quality copy with no internal gaming functionality, the value would likely drop to a decorative range of $20 to $40. To provide a more accurate valuation, I would need to examine the base for specific artist hallmarks, test the electronic components on a game portal, and review any available provenance regarding its creation. The current estimate reflects the market for high-tier custom gaming collectibles assuming the piece is a functional and unique fan-work adaptation.