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Moto Pursuit Pack Review
Velociraptor Blue Moto Pursuit Pack Jurassic World Survival Review
This is a full playset built around an Owen Grady figure, his motorcycle and two Velociraptors. The page below focuses on the fan favourite of the pair — the Velociraptor Blue included in the pack, finished here in a stark ghost-white that looks nothing like the Blue you remember.
🏍 Owen + bike + two raptors🤚 Soft Real Feel skin🎯 Restraint hoop & launcherMattel · SurvivalScan code included
🎮 About the Survival Line
The Jurassic World Survival line depicts mutated versions of dinosaurs, tied to the Survival PS5 game concept, with exaggerated features and unusual colouration. The Real Feel figures in the range take a different route: instead of sculpting the mutation in, they wrap a soft, rubbery skin over the body, so the strangeness is something you feel rather than only see. The Moto Pursuit Pack pairs one of those raptors with a human chase setup.
🎁 What's in the Pack?
The pack is built for pursuit scenarios rather than shelf display:
✓ Articulated Owen Grady figure✓ Free-wheeling motorcycle✓ Two Velociraptors✓ Red restraint hoop✓ Launcher
The raptor covered here is articulated at the arms, legs and jaw, which makes it a perfect target for Owen’s chase — the whole set is designed to be played with as a scene rather than posed once and left.
Paint & Colour Scheme
This raptor is a stark, pale white or light grey, which makes it look almost like an anti-Blue — or a ghost. It carries small blue accents around the eye and on the sickle claws, and those few spots of colour are what stop it reading as unpainted.
Against the alarm-red of the other raptor in the pack and the realistic deco on the Owen figure, the white stands out hard. Whether that is a Survival-line mutation or simply a bold styling call, it gives the set a genuine focal point.
Sculpt & Articulation
Real Feel Skin
The raptor has a soft, rubbery skin stretched over its body, which gives it a more premium and lifelike texture than a standard hard-plastic Velociraptor figure. It is the single thing that most distinguishes this release from the many other Mattel raptors on the shelf, and it is worth handling one before you decide.
Pose and Joints
The sculpt itself is the familiar, dynamic Mattel raptor pose — no surprises there. Articulation runs to the arms, the legs and the jaw, which is enough for the chase scenarios the pack is built around without turning it into a display piece.
✓ Arms✓ Legs✓ Jaw✗ No action feature
Size & Specs
Verdict — Should You Buy It?
Buy it for the set, not for the raptor alone. As a chase playset it works well: Owen is articulated, the motorcycle free-wheels, and the restraint hoop and launcher give kids something to actually do with the two raptors. The Real Feel skin is a genuine step up in hand over standard plastic. Just go in knowing that the ghost-white deco is a long way from the Blue anyone recognises — which is either the whole appeal or the whole problem, depending on why you are buying.
✦ What Works
- Soft Real Feel skin over the whole body
- Complete chase playset, not a single figure
- Articulated Owen Grady included
- Free-wheeling motorcycle
- Restraint hoop and launcher for capture play
- Ghost-white deco is a real head-turner
✦ What Doesn't
- Barely resembles the Blue people know
- Familiar Mattel raptor pose reused
- Articulation limited to arms, legs and jaw
- No action feature on the raptor
- Very little paint beyond the accents
About the Velociraptor
Owen’s Log, Day 46: Okay, so the red raptor I can handle. But this… this one. It’s supposed to be Blue? It’s stark white, like a ghost. And it has these sharp blue accents around the eyes… It’s not the raptor I trained, it’s the raptor that would haunt the raptor I trained. It’s… “Ghoul-Blue.” Yeah, that’s what I’m calling it. Ghoul-Blue.— Owen Grady
Velociraptor — “speedy thief” — was a small dromaeosaurid from the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia, and far smaller than the films suggest: around 2 metres (6.5 feet) long and only 15 to 20 kilograms. What made it dangerous was not bulk but speed, intelligence and the enlarged sickle claw on the second toe of each foot.
Blue, the character this figure is named for, is a fictional individual raised by Owen Grady from a hatchling across the Jurassic World films, and the pairing of a trained raptor with a motorcycle chase is the scene Mattel keeps returning to in playsets like this one.
How to Unlock
How to unlock Velociraptor Blue Moto Pursuit Pack in the Jurassic World Survival Collection?
Open up your Jurassic World Play App (previously known as the Jurassic World Facts App), press the Scan button and point it towards the DNA code here:
