[Joe Moore]

Gargoyles - Broadway Figure by NECA

[CosmicCreature]

The figure is amazing looking !!I would get them all and i have 3 of them preordered still but im hoping they try to fix the wing pegs . I Have Goliath and was great at first but now wings wont hold up a steady position in the peg hole .they just started to become very loose without any heavy use but posing it once on the shelf .now its even worse they wont even stay plugged in .
If they made the pegs thicker and deeper for more supportive weight and maybe thicker ratchet joint to support wings outward .
anyone read about any solutions or custom fix ideas for the wings?
It seems Demona has same issue from video reviews and few have tried light coats of glue but id rather a more permanent solution.

[Solrac333]

Cannot wait for this and the rest. I have Goliath, Bronx, Demona, and Thailog.

[lordbest]

Fantastic, pre-ordered

[Comedian]

These are so beyond perfect. Preordered!

[firmpulse]

Another homerun. When gargoyles initially aired I was in high school. I just wasn't interested in toys or "cartoons" during that time. So I never watched the show.

When Neca launched this line I saw Goliath and was floored. Having no nostalgia or historical ties to the property I passed. Then I saw Bronx. A "dog" Gargoyle. Fine. I'm buying it. Then I saw Thailog. WOW. Mean looking Goliath with a rocket pistol (flare. yes. I know)? FINE. Once I had Thailog I decided to just go ahead and buy Goliath.

At that point I decided to watch the show. I became hooked. I was halfway through when I found Demona. Now I'm all in.

It's the first time in my adult life that an incredibly executed toy line made me want to check out an original legacy animated show. And I'm very happy I did. Thank you, Neca. Keep up the great work.

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by firmpulse

Another homerun. When gargoyles initially aired I was in high school. I just wasn't interested in toys or "cartoons" during that time. So I never watched the show.

When Neca launched this line I saw Goliath and was floored. Having no nostalgia or historical ties to the property I passed. Then I saw Bronx. A "dog" Gargoyle. Fine. I'm buying it. Then I saw Thailog. WOW. Mean looking Goliath with a rocket pistol (flare. yes. I know)? FINE. Once I had Thailog I decided to just go ahead and buy Goliath.

At that point I decided to watch the show. I became hooked. I was halfway through when I found Demona. Now I'm all in.

It's the first time in my adult life that an incredibly executed toy line made me want to check out an original legacy animated show. And I'm very happy I did. Thank you, Neca. Keep up the great work.

Glad to see another person who has discovered the awesomeness that is Gargoyles. What was your favorite episode? Mine is Future Tense followed by City of Stone.

[ActeonEtharius]

They are beautifully done. I do wish they'd put the folded wings in with the relevant figure though, it's a bit rough to chuck them in with other figures. Waiting on Bronx so I can make Goliath a bit more shelf-friendly.

[ghostbogey]

Another Great Gargoyles fig...

NECA...
did the Gargoyles proud ;^)

[firmpulse]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Glad to see another person who has discovered the awesomeness that is Gargoyles. What was your favorite episode? Mine is Future Tense followed by City of Stone.

I don't think I had a favorite and am terrible at remembering the titles. However, I loved all the episodes that were animated by the Japanese crew. There were only 6 or 7 I believe. Director was Atsuhiko Hara and lead animator was Hiroshi Kawamata. The animation quality was much more crisp and fluid. The script also seemed tighter. They took great care with those episodes. Even utilized a "screen slashing" effect to cut between scenes.

I liked their "world tour" adventures in which they discovered other clans across the globe once they left Avalon. I def want some figures of Clan Ishimura from the episode "Bushido".

[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by firmpulse

I don't think I had a favorite and am terrible at remembering the titles. However, I loved all the episodes that were animated by the Japanese crew. There were only 6 or 7 I believe. Director was Atsuhiko Hara and lead animator was Hiroshi Kawamata. The animation quality was much more crisp and fluid. The script also seemed tighter. They took great care with those episodes. Even utilized a "screen slashing" effect to cut between scenes.

I liked their "world tour" adventures in which they discovered other clans across the globe once they left Avalon. I def want some figures of Clan Ishimura from the episode "Bushido".

City of Stone was the four parter where Demona turned the citizens of NYC to stone.

Future Tense was the one where Goliath and gang arrived in NYC after their world tour only to find it in a post apocalypic world.

[firmpulse]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

City of Stone was the four parter where Demona turned the citizens of NYC to stone.

Future Tense was the one where Goliath and gang arrived in NYC after their world tour only to find it in a post apocalypic world.

Oh yes those were very very good. I did not see the Lexington plot twist coming in Future Tense. The animating in all of those episodes is top notch. Especially Future Tense.