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Dr Kain · 07-12-2019, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Boy Blunder

Looking at the photo review of Cannonball over on MarvelousNews... goddamn, but Hasbro screwed the pooch on this one. My fears about the limited torso articulation are proven true, which just neuters the display options for this figure on top of the lack of legs (I don't mind the diaphragm joint, but it doesn't give the same level of 'leaning up and back' motion for flight poses that the ab crunch does). Sam really, really deserves better.

Though one of the forum comments did propose a good "fix" (Shatterstar legs and pelvis, Captain America boots), but really, this shouldn't have been given the go-ahead where it needed this kind of fix in the first place. I do hope someone calls them out at SDCC about this one, because it's just lazy.

Oh my god, there is this guy on YouTube that did a review of Cannonball and kept making a joke about how he has no legs. It was quite hilarious.

07-12-2019, 10:21 AM	#54376
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,769	Quote: Originally Posted by Boy Blunder Looking at the photo review of Cannonball over on MarvelousNews... goddamn, but Hasbro screwed the pooch on this one. My fears about the limited torso articulation are proven true, which just neuters the display options for this figure on top of the lack of legs (I don't mind the diaphragm joint, but it doesn't give the same level of 'leaning up and back' motion for flight poses that the ab crunch does). Sam really, really deserves better. Though one of the forum comments did propose a good "fix" (Shatterstar legs and pelvis, Captain America boots), but really, this shouldn't have been given the go-ahead where it needed this kind of fix in the first place. I do hope someone calls them out at SDCC about this one, because it's just lazy. Oh my god, there is this guy on YouTube that did a review of Cannonball and kept making a joke about how he has no legs. It was quite hilarious. __________________