Originally Posted by peacoc2012 (Post 453140)

One person already stated that he has the human hand because only humnas are authorized to kill. I don't know if this is true but at the SDCC panel Joes Padilla, the director, said that he has the right human hand to shake people's hands because that is one of the most direct ways in our society to create a human connection and the thought is that when he shakes people's hand, when they receive that known tactile sensation, it puts them at ease and makes them less scared of this machine, this other. Which is pretty interesting at least as a concept. As for the toys, I may buy them, but I'll be more tempted if they make the actual soldier drones and of course a scale accurate ED 209.

Originally Posted by ninja18 (Post 453060)

I heard from SDCC that the human hand is to give proper hanshakes, it shows to be more human and helps people believe that he's human, as in the movie people hate robots

Originally Posted by Andy Carruthers (Post 453340)

Not a fan of the new look at all. To be honest I just don't feel the need for Robocop to even be remade, wish they'd just leave classics alone.

Originally Posted by itMFtis (Post 452981)

Never heard of Jada Toys. Wonder what the articulation is like on the 6 and 3.75 inch figs. The 3.75 fig on the left looks closer to what an updated Robocop should look like.