Light Nightmare Twins Series MJD Action Figure Blind Box: I Pulled My Dream Angel from This Blind Box 🎁

 Light Nightmare Twins Series MJD Action Figure Blind Box: I Pulled My Dream Angel from This Blind Box 🎁 I was not ready for this kind of pull. You know that feeling when you're praying to the toy gods, hoping you don't get a dud? Well, somehow the universe listened — because when I cracked open my Light Nightmare Twins blind box from Neo Eden Toys, I pulled one of my absolute faves: the Healing Candy model. She's pink. She's angelic. She’s a nurse with attitude. And yes, I squealed a little. Let me take you through why this might be one of the cleanest and most satisfying unboxings I've done in a long time.

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First off, let’s talk aesthetics. The Healing Candy figure is such a vibe. From the soft pink color palette to the angel wing accents, this figure radiates that “I will heal you but also slay you with style” energy. If pastel goth nurses had a mascot, it would be her. She's got this ethereal, dreamy look that instantly stands out on my shelf — but she’s not just cute for the sake of being cute. There’s actual detail here, and it shows.

What made me extra hyped about this pull is that Healing Candy is one of the six regular designs in the Light Nightmare Twins Series MJD blind box collection by Neo Eden Toys. So no, she’s not one of the ultra rares — but for me, she’s just as precious. The color coordination is tight: soft pink hair, white accessories, tiny metallic touches on the wings, and a custom accessory that sets her apart from the rest. In a world full of generic blind box figures, this girl said, “Nah, I came with a vibe.”

Now let’s geek out on the extras because Neo Eden Toys understood the assignment. Included in the box were extra hands, an alternate head, extra joints, and — the best part — a custom nurse-themed accessory that isn’t just decorative, it's dynamic. You can actually pose her with it in multiple configurations. There’s real modular creativity going on here, and it’s what takes this beyond just another cute collectible.

For those unfamiliar with the series, here’s the rundown: The Light Nightmare Twins is a 6-figure core set with 2 hidden figures in the mix. The general hidden mini-figure is Light Candy (1/48 odds) and the super hidden is Nightmare Candy (1/96 odds). I didn’t get those this round, but knowing how good Healing Candy turned out? I'm actually content. But don’t get me wrong, I’m still dreaming of pulling Nightmare Candy one day.

Material-wise, Neo Eden Toys uses PVC and ABS, and the finish is legit. No weird seams, no glue residue, no paint bleeds — just smooth, clean craftsmanship from head to toe. The figure stands at about 8.7 inches, which honestly makes it feel premium compared to most mini blind box figures that max out at 4 to 5 inches. And let’s be real, the bigger the figure, the more display power it has. This one absolutely owns the shelf.

Another thing I love? The poseability. I’ve opened a lot of blind boxes where the figures are just static hunks of plastic. Not here. The added joints give Healing Candy some actual movement. You can tilt the head, angle the arms, and get expressive poses — which for me, means she’s not just a figure, she’s a whole ✨moment✨ in photos.

Let’s talk packaging. The box itself slaps. Glossy, well-printed, minimal spoilers — but enough style to make it feel like you’re opening something special. The outer shell doesn’t give away the figure inside (as expected with blind boxes), but the branding for Neo Eden Toys feels deliberate and collectible, like they know people are going to stack these and display them too.

Now, would I recommend getting this blind box series? 100% — but only if you’re okay with the gamble. The hidden pulls are rare (1/48 and 1/96 odds, remember?), so if you're the type who gets FOMO easily, maybe grab your fave secondhand. That said, if you love surprises and pastel-meets-creepy aesthetics, you’re going to have a blast with this line.

Also, I gotta give props to how this brand manages to walk that fine line between cute and nightmare. The whole series has this uncanny duality — some characters are soft and light, while others lean dark and twisted. It’s that contrast that makes the whole collection feel alive. Healing Candy might be the “light,” but now I’m low-key obsessed with seeing what kind of chaos Nightmare Candy brings.

So yeah. I pulled my top pick on my first try. The gods of blind boxes smiled upon me, and I’m still riding the high. If you're a figure collector, a fan of nurse aesthetics, or just looking for a new toy addiction that isn't boring or basic, I highly recommend trying one of these Neo Eden Toys boxes. You might just get your dream pull, too.

Next time, I’m hunting that 1/96 Nightmare Candy. But for now? My little pink healer has stolen the spotlight — and maybe a piece of my soul. Trust me, this blind box is not for the faint of heart.