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Old 08-27-2014, 12:58 PM   #7
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Not exactly my cup o' tea, but these look mostly nice considering these are meant for like kids to play with and stuff. My only gripes are:
1. Why does the box say adult collector? These aren't super detailed, and the pose is sturdy and seems aimed for play durability. The DCC Arkham Knight 6.75" figures are adult collectible, these are definitely good ol' fashioned toys.
2. Why doesn't Two-Face have a gun? That seems like something he should have, he doesn't even look like he could hold a gun from another figure.
3. Scarecrow's sculpt is nice considering the size of these, but his lack of paint is pretty bad. Overall it looks nice, but with more than 4 colors he could have looked a lot better.
These are definitely an adult collector line by Mattel's standards. Just take a gander at their other 3.75" Batman line (which IS aimed at kids) currently on shelves to see the difference, as well as all of the previous movie toys.
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