Kratos the main protagonist of the massively popular Playstation game God of War just had the cutest makeover he could possibly have, all in the form of a cute and cuddly crotched Sackboy action figure that has it's standard grumpy look on it's face and hungry for his revenge.

The Sackboy character from Little Big Planet is extremely lovable, and with the many Sackboy Costumes...he has a personality of his own. This great collection below is of Papercraft Models of Sackboy.

What do Lobo and Sackboy have in common? Apparently a lot, if we consider this figure uploaded by cuasticmuse. Sackboy looks a devilish and bizarre just like alien Lobo does. However, in the figure he is tied up with his eyes all gone red.

Sackboy has been one of the most versatile characters till date. We have almost all kinds of characters being emulated on Sackboy and the coolest part is, he will still look cool whatever you decide to dress him up with. This time around, there is this awesome Boba Fett Sackboy who looks colorful enough to drive away all the good ones in Star Wars.

Sackboy crochet dolls come and go, but this has to be the geekiest one of them all and would make Star Trek fans drool...especially Spock fans.

Deba822 has created a Sackgirl who measures six inches while sitting and would be a great addition to your collection of game art collection. In an upright position, she measures 8 inches and is completely hand crocheted.

Sackboy from Little Big Planet is being touted as the cutest character ever to have walked on this planet and Lexx Clark has gone ahead to create some unique Sackboys to get in to the groove.

Little Big Planet has encouraged great art work spanning from Sackboy Tattoos to Hellboy inspired Sackboy Figure. The latest in the bandwagon is the Homage to Sackboy designed by Em-En.

Sackboy from Little Big Planet seemed to dominate the American International Toy Fair which was organized at the Javits Centre in Manhattan. There were some real hard core stuff being exhibited and you could certainly not find anyone under the age of eighteen there.

When Hellboy debuted in 1993, San Diego Comic-Con couldn't have imagined the popularity the character would receive later. The dark mood, the supernatural adventures were a hit, but no one could guess the character would reach a cult status.