[Tony_Bacala]

One:12 Collective Damian Wayne Robin

[Thatannoyingguy]

Looks cool. I dig the angry head. The whole figure looks awesome.

[StudioOneTwelve]

It's heartbreaking to be in the minority who just want a decent Tim Drake figure. I like Damian Wayne but we have so many options for him in plastic form already this just feels like something we've already seen.

[Thatannoyingguy]

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Originally Posted by StudioOneTwelve

It's heartbreaking to be in the minority who just want a decent Tim Drake figure. I like Damian Wayne but we have so many options for him in plastic form already this just feels like something we've already seen.

I’m confident we’ll eventually get a Tim Drake figure from Mafex, either from Hush or Knightfall line.

[Designincase]

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Originally Posted by StudioOneTwelve

It's heartbreaking to be in the minority who just want a decent Tim Drake figure. I like Damian Wayne but we have so many options for him in plastic form already this just feels like something we've already seen.

Tim suffers from not being the most messed up Robin.
First his costumes are given to Dick and Jason due to the updates.
He's not the first. He's not the one who died. He's not the son.
He's just the best Robin and DC just can't accept that.

Like he's the Wally West of Robins.

That and visually he, Dick, and Jason all look exactly the same as Robin in terms of face.

[Skoob]

Nice looking figure. Very Tim Drake-ish.

Too bad it's Mezco.

[JAG2045]

I wonder if Mezco will do a Dick Grayson Batman to go alongside this Robin? I believe the only other one has been one of the final Mattel DC Multiverse waves (with the Killer Croc BAF)

[Tarkin]

Mezco must be raking in the cash on preorders alone. That’s all they do.

[UNIQGEEK]

Why is it bad because of Mezco? If I might ask.

[RamenRider]

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Originally Posted by UNIQGEEK

Why is it bad because of Mezco? If I might ask.

Wait 2-3 years until the figure is released only to find out it looks different from what they announced initially. They have no real prototype ready for these promotional pictures; it's mostly parts stitched together by CG images.

It can work out fine, like sometimes only minor materials change and that's it, but what made me leave Mezco behind was waiting more than 2 years for a figure to be released, only to see a physical prototype on display and to me a key detail changed for the worse. Nothing like the stuff I saw on the pictures. Which in turn made me contact the customer support which was another hell entirely.

So if you want to do Mezco, get ready to wait 3 years, hope they don’t alter the figure too much, and never order from them directly, only a place that is professional when it comes to cancelling pre-orders and giving refunds.