Integration

VonPooten · 07-25-2016, 03:44 AM

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Originally Posted by xjuza

look at the females aside from the teen verisons all of them look the same what? slightly bigger breasts is the differance, but i dont hear much complaining about making females standard all she hulk size.

I'm just gonna pipe up here and say, hi? Not sure if you've noticed, but I am particularly interested when MLs makes new molds, and as for females all having the same size, we have:

Teen body
Black Widow/S.H.I.E.L.D. agent body
Scarlet Witch/shapely body (less definition in the arms, cinched waist and wider thighs)
Muscular body (includes upper arm rotation, strong muscle definition, especially in thighs)
Red She-Hulk/Superhuman body (very tall, long legs, big arms)
Angela body (announced this weekend, and is a cross between the muscular body and the superhuman body)
Finally, there's the new "standard" mold, which we've seen on Beetle, Mockingbird, Kate Bishop, Kitty Pryde, and Phoenix, and has thinner legs, but defined, muscular arms.

That's six body types, which is quite a few. Male figures have Bucky, Grim Reaper, Sentry, Pizza Spidey and now a teen body. It makes sense that they'd want to add another in the mix, especially given Hasbro's affection for simple repaints over sculpted detail (something which would make the specific body more obvious).

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Originally Posted by Veronica Mars

She-Hulk size is not the standard, since the switch to being the Infinite Series only Valkyrie and Thundara have used the larger female buck and before that it was Red She-Hulk, three figures is not the standard. The Moonstone body has been used 5 times not counting exclusives, Both Carol Danverses, Classic Spider Woman, Rogue and Black Cat. As you can see the female figures in this line vary quite a bit

I probably should have just scrolled down before writing, since you've covered this already Veronica.

@BM, If Hasbro finds a way in the future to include ball-jointed hips and somehow mask them without impeding movement, that would be the perfect combination. I could also ask for the end of world hunger, as they both have an equal chance of happening!

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Originally Posted by lordbest

Current poll results (because I have nothing better to do with my time):
White Rabbit : 134
Terror: 115
Scream: 169
Citizen V: 179
Typhoid Mary: 210
Lasher: 141
Songbird: 322
Solo: 54

You're a star. Cheers for that, mate! If this poll is any indication, we might be receiving a glimpse at a Songbird figure come next SDCC.

07-25-2016, 03:44 AM	#18937
VonPooten Join Date: Mar 2015 Posts: 419	Quote: Originally Posted by xjuza look at the females aside from the teen verisons all of them look the same what? slightly bigger breasts is the differance, but i dont hear much complaining about making females standard all she hulk size. I'm just gonna pipe up here and say, hi? Not sure if you've noticed, but I am particularly interested when MLs makes new molds, and as for females all having the same size, we have: Teen body Black Widow/S.H.I.E.L.D. agent body Scarlet Witch/shapely body (less definition in the arms, cinched waist and wider thighs) Muscular body (includes upper arm rotation, strong muscle definition, especially in thighs) Red She-Hulk/Superhuman body (very tall, long legs, big arms) Angela body (announced this weekend, and is a cross between the muscular body and the superhuman body) Finally, there's the new "standard" mold, which we've seen on Beetle, Mockingbird, Kate Bishop, Kitty Pryde, and Phoenix, and has thinner legs, but defined, muscular arms. That's six body types, which is quite a few. Male figures have Bucky, Grim Reaper, Sentry, Pizza Spidey and now a teen body. It makes sense that they'd want to add another in the mix, especially given Hasbro's affection for simple repaints over sculpted detail (something which would make the specific body more obvious). Quote: Originally Posted by Veronica Mars She-Hulk size is not the standard, since the switch to being the Infinite Series only Valkyrie and Thundara have used the larger female buck and before that it was Red She-Hulk, three figures is not the standard. The Moonstone body has been used 5 times not counting exclusives, Both Carol Danverses, Classic Spider Woman, Rogue and Black Cat. As you can see the female figures in this line vary quite a bit I probably should have just scrolled down before writing, since you've covered this already Veronica. @BM, If Hasbro finds a way in the future to include ball-jointed hips and somehow mask them without impeding movement, that would be the perfect combination. I could also ask for the end of world hunger, as they both have an equal chance of happening! Quote: Originally Posted by lordbest Current poll results (because I have nothing better to do with my time): White Rabbit : 134 Terror: 115 Scream: 169 Citizen V: 179 Typhoid Mary: 210 Lasher: 141 Songbird: 322 Solo: 54 You're a star. Cheers for that, mate! If this poll is any indication, we might be receiving a glimpse at a Songbird figure come next SDCC.