We’ve been following the collectible reveals around Death Stranding 2, and a new Hot Toys offering has already sparked debate — allegedly for all the wrong reasons. Per Insider Gaming, a first-look video published by Sideshow shows a highly detailed Sixth Scale figure of Sam Porter Bridges that appears to carry a conspicuous spelling error on the back of the outfit.
What Was Reported

According to Insider Gaming, Sideshow uploaded a deep-dive video showcasing the upcoming Sam Sixth Scale Figure from Hot Toys. The figurine is presented as a premium collectible — available to pre-order now and slated to arrive in December — with “rolling eyeballs,” multiple attachments and cases, different BB units, UV reflective elements, a figure with over 30 points of articulation, and extras like a collectible card and display case. Stronger editions reportedly add LED lights and other premium touches.
The sticking point, per Insider Gaming, is a line of text printed on the back of Sam’s outfit. Netizens watching the Sideshow video allegedly spotted the wording:
"DRAWBRIDGE. BOTH STICK AND ROPE, TO PROTECT AND CONNECT, TOGETHER, FOR TOMORREW"
That final word appears as TOMORREW rather than the correct spelling. Insider Gaming frames this as a glaring mistake on what is being pitched as a **$400+** collectible, and notes that there’s a fair bit of text around the body and accessories where other errors could hide.
The Source & Credibility
Who Said What
We’re basing this on reporting from Insider Gaming, which describes the Sideshow video and the community reaction it generated. The original footage was uploaded by Sideshow to social media and was the item netizens were scrutinising.
How Much To Trust It
Take this with a pinch of salt: the core claim is simple and visible — a line of text in a video clip — and Insider Gaming points directly to that footage as the source of the discovery. That said, there’s no confirmation in the reporting that Hot Toys or Sideshow have publicly acknowledged the spelling or promised a fix, so the situation remains unresolved if true.
We’ve chased other odd product and leak anomalies before — including our earlier Report: LinkedIn Post Sparked Wild Claims Of A Secret Elder Scrolls Project and Leak: First Look At Ryan Gosling’s Starfighter Teaser Allegedly Shown Behind Closed Doors At D23 — and in those cases small details often needed verification before assuming broader significance.
What It Could Mean

If true, the misspelling raises a few obvious questions. For collectors paying premium prices for fidelity and attention to detail, a visible typographical error on the garment of a flagship figure could be an unacceptable oversight. That could push some buyers to pass or demand corrections from the manufacturer.
- Perception Of Quality: A visible spelling mistake on a high-end release could damage perceptions of quality control for Hot Toys if not addressed.
- Collector Reaction: Some fans might treat error copies as rarities; others may reject them outright. Insider Gaming notes that reactions from the community are mixed, and that sentiment matters for premium collectibles.
- Potential Reprints Or Fixes: There’s no confirmation yet that any corrective action is planned. If Hot Toys or Sideshow choose to do a fix, that would be the clearest sign they recognise the issue.
All of the above is speculative — again, we’re working from what Insider Gaming reports and the Sideshow video that spurred the conversation. Until an official statement appears, consider the claims provisional.
Why This Matters
This story matters because it touches on trust between collectors and premium manufacturers. A misprint on a high-ticket item — particularly one marketed as a faithful representation of a beloved IP like Death Stranding 2 — can sour a community and invite tough questions about quality control. If true, the alleged "TOMORREW" misspelling could become the talking point for both critics and bargain hunters.
We’ll keep an eye on any response from Hot Toys or Sideshow, and on whether additional text errors turn up across the figurine’s accessories. For now, if you’re considering a purchase, weigh the reported details — LED





