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What makes the best cyberpunk masks and helmets in 2025? In this post we selected and compared the top makers and brands of cyberpunk headgear in 2025 including Machine56, Fockshop, OOYOO, Bad Boy Studios, Tokyo-Robotics, Killerbody and Morstorm — So let's find out what makes a good and comfortable cyberpunk helmet and other useful details you should know before purchasing a cyberpunk mask in 2025.

OOYOO

Fockshop

Tokyo-Robotics

Killerbody

Bad Boy Studios

Morstorm

A Cyberpunk mask is an accessory that reflects cyberpunk philosophy and aesthetics. They come in different models, shapes and sizes including half masks, full helmets, and respirators that cover only your mouth. Cyberpunk masks can have various features and functions, such as led lights and even wireless LCD displays that can be wirelessly controlled by a remote or mobile app.


©Photo/Credits: サイバーパンク風警備員 — 保安警備係長【サイバーパンク警備】 (@K5OyT9MXmvAjX9K) Cyberpunk helmets aren't only for is commonly known as cosplayers, they're also for anyone who wants to experiment with their appearance, identity, or creativity, and that includes gamers, twitch streamers, social media influencers, DJs, dancers, and even cyberpunk security agents in Japan.

You can find a wide range of cyberpunk masks: from handmade to mass-produced, from cheap to expensive, and from simple to very detailed designs. It's also possible to customize your cyberpunk mask with DIY accessories such as LED lights, stickers, horns, flaps and much more.

With all that said, what makes a good cyberpunk mask? Well, depending on who you ask, it will depend on several factors that can range from very personal to abstract values.

After gathering feedback from hundreds of customers worldwide and gathering quality information on a large variety of products available on the market today, we were able to carefully organize and list out, in a comprehensive manner, the key factors that make the best cyberpunk masks or helmets according to users' expectations and actual customers' feedback.

Without further ado, let's dive in!

1. AESTHETICS

Without any doubt, the design factor is the key element that drives someone's desire when purchasing a cyberpunk helmet or mask. How beautiful or interesting the design is (in the eyes of the owner and those who will see it through social media or videos) is unquestionably the top factor that makes someone want a cyberpunk mask.

While some prefer a more minimalistic and discreet design, others look for more vibrant and exquisite creations that may come with or without advanced features, such as movable parts, mechatronic effects or built-in illumination.

2. ERGONOMICS

We're talking about comfort here. Some folks don't mind sacrificing comfort for aesthetics, but there's always a tolerance limit for discomfort when wearing something on your face or head, even if for a short period of time. Since cyberpunk helmets and masks aren't normally used for very long periods, the comfort factor isn't as critical as it is for protective gear such as motorcycling helmets for example.

On the other hand, it's very common to see musicians (Daft Punk, Buckethead, Limp Bizkit) and streamers wearing masks for longer periods. In those scenarios, comfort and ergonomics can be a thing.

Most helmets have internal cushioning or soft pads that make the wearing experience more conformable. These pads are often removable and washable, and helps keep things clean and hygienic. Designs that are fully close or poorly ventilated might be uncomfortable to wear even for short periods of time. They will normally fog up when used in cold weather and will also become extremely humid and difficult to wear in the summer.

3. BUILD QUALITY

Third on the list comes quality and how well a mask is crafted in terms of build quality and materials. Well known brands such as Fockshop or Bad Boy Studios create high-quality products that are assembled in a very professional process using industrial-grade standards and practices. Products made by these brands are very well designed and come 100% clean, without dust, dirt or residues that may result from manual crafting.

However, it's very common to hear about negative experiences from people who purchase bad quality knock offs from unknown "makers" on Temu, AliExpress or even Etsy. Cheaply-made replicas are often made by underpaid people working in sweatshops without any kind of hygiene or quality standards. As the saying goes, you always end up getting what you pay for.

4. DURABILITY

Lastly comes how durable a mask is. Since cyberpunk masks and helmets, in most cases, aren't used on a daily basis, the durability factor comes lower on the list. Chances of damaging or breaking a cyberpunk mask are low, especially when compared to other types of headgear such as cycling and airsoft protective helmets. Nonetheless, a beautiful mask that won't last long and needs to be repaired after a couple of weeks isn't the best definition of a good product.

The build quality factor becomes higher in the decision tree if the helmet or mask will be used by kids or professional performers. Poorly made models won't last long or may be hazardous if the materials used contain chemicals, poisonous glues, or if the parts are easy to fall off and end up in the mouth, eyes, etc. Professional use on a daily basis may also accelerate wear and tear if the product isn't properly assembled and can endure some level of impact, even though actual drops will likely damage or totally ruin most models, especially the most expensive ones, such as Machine56, Killerbody or Morstorm.

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Now that we've listed the top factors (based on actual customers feedback) that are mostly commonly found in the best cyberpunk masks and helmets available, let's meet some of the top brands and makers creating the very best products you'll see in 2025:

OOYOO

Founded in 2024, OOYOO is the newest studio specialising in cyberpunk and futuristic helmets. Created and run by a one-man-band designer who used to have a 9-to-5 job in the advertising industry, OOYOO is a very small, but highly innovative studio based in Foshan, China.

Its creations are well known for their highly innovative designs, materials and approach to manual crafting assembly, which differs OOYOO from other makers such as Fockshop or Bad Boy Studio for example, which share similar materials commonly available on the market.

OOYOO designs are extremely detailed, large, and unique in terms of aesthetics and the way the helmets are assembled. Most models come with remote-controlled LED lights and other cool features such as long horns and computer-inspired cables that resemble a predator.

• PROS: Unique Designs, Full Head Cover, RGB Light Control
• CONS: Fragile/Easy to Break, Crafting Time, Heavy

➜ 2025 Cyberpunk Mask Collection

FOCKSHOP

Fockshop is the first and oldest maker of cyberpunk masks. Launched back in 2012, Fockshop is a creative collective based in Chengdu, China. In their own words: "Fockshop = F#ck+Rock. It is an online collective of digital designers with unique styles, techniques, and desire to create amazing projects. Fockshop is our way to forget about groove and everyday commercial work".

The brand's first product was the Kedlar Mask, based on a popular over-the-counter shield design, which is still in production and sold today. Fockshop is well known and recognised for fusing asian and futuristic aesthetics into their creations, and smartly utilizing off the shelf parts in their original designs, which are high quality and perfectly crafted.

• PROS: Durability, Large Production, Quality Control
• CONS: Open Back (Half Head Cover)

➜ Cyberpunk Bio Mask 2024 Collection

TOKYO-ROBOTICS

Tokyo-Robotics is a design studio specialized in high-end Japanese streetwear and cyberpunk accessories. Known for its iconic "V-SERIES" designs, which are recognisable for the v-shaped horns, its original designs are made with the best parts and materials following strict quality control and production standards.

Their Custom Shop department creates some of the most beautiful and colorful masks available, which can even be customized with automotive-grade finishes, professionally created by a small team of talented artists.

Besides creating the very first v-shaped horn masks as we know today, the brand also pioneered the use of pixel displays on some of its models, which can be controlled by mobile app and Bluetooth.

• PROS: Customization, Quality, Carefully Built
• CONS: Crafting Time, Limited Production, Price

➜ Cyberpunk Mask [PROTO] Type-1

BAD BOY Studios

All the way from Dongbei region in China, Bad Boy Studios make some of the most beautiful and well-made helmets, masks and respirators available today. Known for its great attention to details and high build quality, Bad Boy Studios creations are available in a limited production, which often takes a month to craft.

Besides its futuristic helmets and respirator designs, Bad Boy Studios is also famous for its LED glasses that combine cyberpunk and steampunk aesthetics in a fresh and unique way.

• PROS: Quality, Unique Designs, Carefully Built
• CONS: Crafting Time, Limited Production, Weight

➜ Cyberpunk Mask 09

KillerBody

KillerBody is the world's largest manufacturer of mechatronic helmets and props that include officially-licensed models from Hollywood franchises such as Marvel, Ironman, Transformers, Spiderman and Ironman just to name a few.

Killerbody's background and origin comes from the RC model car kit industry, which gave them prestige and experience in designing and developing complex mechanical systems that power the mechatronics animations featured in their iconic helmets.

While their helmets aren't necessarily cyberpunk, most designs feature robotic and futuristic aesthetics found in characters like Transformers and Ironman, which cater to younger audiences or hardcore fanbase. Most of their products are made in a medium-scale industrial production, which differentiate them from smaller and more artisanal studios like Fockshop or Machine56.

• PROS: High Tech, Unique Designs, Industrial Quality
• CONS: Expensive, Fragile, Heavy

➜ Mechatronic Transformer Helmet

Machine56

Also known as M56 or 5060, Machine56 in an Indonesia-based studio founded in 2002 by vector artist Rajaya Yogaswara. The holy grail of cyberpunk helmets, Machine56 creates futuristic and cyberpunk-inspired clothing, toys and accessories under the label 5060. Since its inception, the studio has collaborated with various artists and brands, such as Linkin Park, Ghost in the Shell, Deus Ex just to name a few.

Its helmet designs are only available in limited editions that sell out very quickly, as they are highly sought after by harcore fans and collectors. They don't include electronic features such as lights or mechatronics, but the attention to details and build quality is second to none.

M56 creates the highest priced helmets, often sold around the $1,000 range, which reflects the highest build quality and stellar designs. It has recently launched its new TYPE/06 division specialized in collectible figures and exclusive toys.

• PROS: Unique Designs, Build Quality, Collectible
• CONS: Price, Limited Production, Can be Hot Inside

➜ Machine56 MKX2-G2/ACGHK Figure

MORSTORM

Lesser known by people outside the RC kits world, Morstorm comes from a RC Model Car Kits background and has extensive experience in mechatronics and industrial production using plastics and mechanical parts. The brand is one of the world's leading manufacturers of action figures, props and toys, and they have an extensive portfolio of officially-licensed products from popular franchises like Marvel, Disney, Avengers, Pixar, Evangelion, Iron Man, among others.

Morstorm also creates some of the most advanced cyberpunk helmets such as the Warriors of Future helmet. Made exactly as seen in the blockbuster film, it features complex mechanical animations together with light effects in different parts of the helmet.

Their high-end helmets are highly priced, but a true work of art if you're lucky to get your hands on one.

• PROS: Hollywood-Grade Designs, High Tech, Industrial Quality
• CONS: Expensive, Fragile, Quite Heavy

➜ Warriors of Future Mechatronic Helmet

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