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Originally Posted by Kiwami

It's too early for a real comparison since we only have magazine scans for now but the smaller scale yet better proportions are the main differences I'd say.

And the smaller scale isn't even that much of an issue anymore IMO considering that they've made plenty of cool effect and building-sets which are tailor made for the Figuarts.

Scale's always gonna be an issue with me. Part of the whole reasoning behind putting Ultra-Act at a larger scale compared to the rest of the collector lines at the time like SHF & D-Arts, was to match it with Bandai's Ultra vinyls line. Ultra-Act was a poseable counterpart to that line and at the same scale they could could all interact really well. As they are now on the smaller side, you lose that sense of play value. It's still a reason I haven't been able to make the jump to SHF Ultra's. I've slowly sold off my Ultra-Acts and I may finally make the jump once they hit Nexus/The Next. But I'll always be a bit miffed by the scale change.

This will however, likely be a better figure in that it's designed with more poseability in mind. The V2 Zero Ultra-Act was fantastic but still imperfect. Sadly my experience with Ultra SHF's so far has been floppy messes for the most part outside the Kaiju. So we'll see if Zero actually winds up being some kind of marked improvement or not.