Reminds me of killer croc from Batman as well pretty bad ass not a lot of Croc figures like this

@@pepsigod2324 same I legit thought it was killer croc and was like “ Why does this Killer Croc figure have a gun🤡”

XD It is LEATHERHEAD!

Yah that kinda sucks but oh well. As long as it looks natural while moving him.

If you want a neck that size to be able to move left and right freely, the neck hole would be huge and unseemly. Like some of the McFarlane mega-figures with HUGE gaps. This is the best solution for aesthetics. Unless you don't mind a big gaping hole around the neck.

Where did you buy it and for how much? It's expensive on aliexpress and on BBTS too 😞

For real the 1990 look with the hat a hunting gear the Og look with the chains and Pants. I thought it was Leatherhead.

wolf is next and tiger is next next base on what they said.

I guarantee:)

About 19 cm high and 16 cm wide

And also a version of Killer Croc from DC.

DC's Killer Croc is more like a human modified into a crocodile,@@sigerlion8608what I mean he has no tail & snout unlike this one & TMNT's Leatherhead so the likeness only limited to scaly skin, little bit teeth but not entire anatomy,TMNT's Leatherhead is more resembles to this one rather than DC's Killer Croc

@@deadmind75 You're right, the long face Killer Croc still didn't have a tail. If you take the tail off of this one, it'd look weird.

Actually measures near 8" as it was mentioned in a comment above. A very decent height if you ask me.

@@tierradedragones2010 great for diorama if i had won... I wanted bluto mezco to fight it....

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A3 un

Where did you buy it and for how much? It's expensive on aliexpress and on BBTS too 😞

@@andrehenrique1638 showzstore has it for $86. The alternate colored one is a BBTS exclusive for $90.

at 00:29 in the video, the comic shows other animals concepts, which is a werewolf and and a Ronin white tiger. Those will compose of wave 2.

@@jrivv2239 Oh cool, I do find it odd that wave 1 only comes with one character (well 2, if you consider the variant from BBTS)

They revealed a werewolf guy recently

@@rageagainstthewashingmachi2877 where can I see it? Do they have a website?

@@lordtomosdecree It is weird, but that is how they did wave one. Wave two is only two figures. The comic has other characters, so I would assume they are going to make figures of all the characters in multiple small waves.

Where did you buy it and for how much? It's expensive on aliexpress and on BBTS too 😞

@@andrehenrique1638 I pre-ordered it om bbts unfortunately. I never saw it on 5k toys or I would of gotten it on there

Where did you buy it and for how much? It's expensive on aliexpress and on BBTS too 😞

@@andrehenrique1638 I was weak, I gave into BBTS 😭

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Looks like you might be right. If anything, this might be a good thing. I have two of the D20 wolves and they are great quality.

Wait xesray is doing a minotaur???

@@rageagainstthewashingmachi2877 Yep. They are doing a wave of mythical beast warriors to go with the gladiators, not just minotaur warriors.

@@Drakon345 If that were the case, I am not sure why they would need three different studio names. One studio name producing different lines is fine. If it is not the case, competitors do not usually advertise for each other like that. As for D2O, I cancelled my pre-order of the wolf mount, as the articulation was not as good at it should be at the price point after seeing reviews. It is more of statue, and I really like hyper-articulated figures, especially if it is going to be expensive; however I am glad you enjoy the figure. I like the boar design, but I can already tell it has the same limitations as the wolf. I probably won't get any D2O studio products with the impression that the wolf gave me. I am not fully convinced on the FuRay Planet line by Maestro union, either. Again, I love the designs, and I wanted to make an armored croc warrior out of crocker, but the single joints seem too limited for the poses I would like to do, and the neck design of crocker is extremely lazy. I am not a fan having to dig up parts just make the figure look left and right. The veteran wolf also has killer design, but the single joints are unappealing, since I have been waiting for a good werewolf figure that can support some of the more dynamic poses. I got a coo model werewolf, but that was a bit disappointing in the articulation, so I am not sure if I want to chance on another werewolf that cannot pull off the poses I want, especially at the $70-100 price point. I think these studios are orientated towards sculpt over articulation, though that can be done with proper double joints too; however, it is not surprising, as a lot of collectors prefer sculpts less broken-up, even at the expense of articulation.

@@jrivv2239 Fair points. Maybe they are sub-companies to a bigger company? Still ineteresting to know. Dont think its a coincidence. Yea. The D20 wolves are expensive and yea not as articulate as some would prefer but still really nice pieces but yea to each there own. I was dissapointed with coomodel wolves. The articulation is pretty decent. The sculpt is nice but the size, paint job and lack of accessories make it dissapointing for that price point. As far as werewolves go. I guess you have one more chance with "Loose Collectors". I saw a prototype. It looks good. Big and Bulky just not sure how it will actually come out. Ive see some reviews on one of there figures and it was a let down to many. Im hoping that by the time that figure comes out they have sorted out there quality control.

It's just a third-party figure there isn't a back story to this character. It can be used though as a place holder for Leatherhead or just inspired by the character