Integration

ComicGuy89 · 03-10-2013, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by KRiderBlues

I'll give it credit,I thought it was gonna be as articulated as the 3 3/4 inch figures.It looks like it's gonna be as articulated as the 6 inch Thundercats were and I really liked those figures.Odd proportions and over musculature aside,it looks to be a pretty good figure.One thing it does have over the Figuarts release is removable Dragon Armor.

If I wasn't aware of Figuarts,I'd possibly consider picking this up.Sadly,I can only have one and I prefer human proportions,multiple accessory variations and hands.

You're right. This makes a good figure without the Figuart, but I'd say the Figuart comes first too. I do like how playable he is, though, with all those accessories.

Anyone remember Bandai of America's Super Legends Extreme figures? I thought those looked better proportion-wise:

http://linearranger.com/RPMToys/SLToy02.htm

03-10-2013, 01:24 AM	#6
ComicGuy89 Master of Water Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,246	Quote: Originally Posted by KRiderBlues I'll give it credit,I thought it was gonna be as articulated as the 3 3/4 inch figures.It looks like it's gonna be as articulated as the 6 inch Thundercats were and I really liked those figures.Odd proportions and over musculature aside,it looks to be a pretty good figure.One thing it does have over the Figuarts release is removable Dragon Armor. If I wasn't aware of Figuarts,I'd possibly consider picking this up.Sadly,I can only have one and I prefer human proportions,multiple accessory variations and hands. You're right. This makes a good figure without the Figuart, but I'd say the Figuart comes first too. I do like how playable he is, though, with all those accessories. Anyone remember Bandai of America's Super Legends Extreme figures? I thought those looked better proportion-wise: http://linearranger.com/RPMToys/SLToy02.htm __________________ \|deviantART link\|