[En Sabah Nerd]

Picked up Sharon Carter, thus completing Infinity Ultron. Only being the one figure off from finishing the BAF was probably my main motivator but Sharon is still nice on her own. The baton and large knife (I want to call it a Bowie but the shape might not be quite right) are different but welcome accessories, although the knife is very soft plastic. Her likeness isn't bad and I like how the hoodie under the jacket is also a separate piece.

I'm pretty sure I've posted this before but Infinity Ultron wasn't exactly something I was clamoring for, his episodes were entertaining enough but the only specific appeal the design held for me was that it clearly drew heavily from the Annihilation: Conquest comics. Thematically it remains the case that they seem to have mixed up BAFs between this wave and the next because Khonshu would've made way more sense here and Infinity Ultron there. As for the figure itself I mostly enjoy having it. In the cartoon he was a bit bigger than this but at the same time this is just supposed to be Vision's body wearing a suit of armor so only being marginally large kinda makes sense. His legs are really thin from the front which is an odd contrast with how heavily armored his torso is, the Hot Toys version also seems to be doing this so maybe it is accurate to some merchandising renders or both companies made the same mistake since the thighs weren't this skinny in the animation. The chest armor is flexible enough that it hinders articulation far less than one would imagine at first glance. His lance is over 10" long and does notably add to his presence (let the juvenile among you find a joke here). The paint is fairly light since he's mostly just cast in the metallic plastic but where it does exist it's cleanly applied, his cape does sport a couple of spots of cel-shading. At the end of the day it's a different, pretty neat looking Ultron and I always like getting good Ultron figures.