Titanfall 2 Jester Figure - Toyark Gallery
 

Titanfall 2 - McFarlane Color Tops Collection Jester - Toyark Photo Shoot

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Jester looks a lot like something from one of Neill Blomkamp's movies.

Indeed, that definitely the aesthetic. I can see it blowing away Prawns and wrestling an exo-suited Matt Damon in my mind's eye.

I really wish the Titanfall 2 toylines were less about the single player campaign and more about multiplayer content

How come everyone complains when he isn't giving us articulation, but now that he actually does no one mentions it. I think it looks great! Amd I'm glad to see he's coming through with his word.

Articulation is specifically mentioned in the review though...

I never played "Titanfall" but bought this Jester 7" figure for the brilliant design (also makes a cheapy Chappie!)
I added articulation to the waist, which SHOULD have been there in the first place & it worked out OK - so it CAN BE DONE!
I'm a new member here & a newbie customiser, so apologies for the rough approach but suggest this is for an intermediate or better customiser.
I'll try & post more detailed Customising notes in the Customs section PLUS photo link (if allowed), but summary of steps below:

1/ The entire top torso CAN be removed - carefully separate with a hobby knife.
2/ Remove the vertical pre-posed "spine" at the back (pre-posing is heresy) + temporarily detach the 2x orange & 1x black cables.
3/ Cut off some of the top from the right vertical front "rib strut" to match the height of the left one - keep these side struts in place.
4/ I used a black Revoltech 'double-hinge' joint for the new spine which fits the waist gap perfectly (from eBay mixed bag of Revoltech joints ~$10).
5/ Drill a hole in the top & bottom plates to take the Revoltech joint tips.
6/ Re-position the cables from '2' into new holes in the top plate.
7/ Push the Revoltech joint into top and bottom holes (not glued to allow movement) then either glue top plate back into the chest or use a screw like I did through the top plate into the chest for improved strength.

Voila - improved waist articulation for forward & backward plus waist twist movement (no side to side tilt yet) - still better than the fixed pose ANYDAY!

I know nothing about the game, but this figure looks really cool.