I agree! Hes saved me a ton of $$$ which i used to buy better stuff.

Refreshing? Sometimes I would say it's tiring.

@@allanqg You are entitled to your opinion, but how do you mean?

@@leyenda6149 Sometimes I feel he's too negative. I'm on this hobby because it brings me joy, listen to this man attack every little detail, it makes me emotionally tired.

@@allanqg fair enough

Probably because everyone was too quick to push their video out. Anthony actually pays attention lol.

@@NitroCigarette starting to believe alot of these reviewers are either bought and paid for, blind fan boys, soy boy incels, or just plain dishonest.

raglyph Definitely O-mouthed consoomers, ever ready and willing to suck the toes of the corporations that produce these figures. Even when the figure has glaring flaws, their response is always: oh, that’s not so bad - it’s a matter of taste, I guess. It’s beautiful otherwise.

I noticed many people just say repaints are the 'same', but often there are differences that people just skip over overall.

Anthony has a better understanding of the human anatomy, figure construction, and paint work because he is a sculptor himself. Therefore, he has a much more advanced point of view than most other reviewers. He's like a friggin action figure sensei.

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So they can release it later on and make more $$$. By then we will have 40 different wolverines

In the cartoon he had weird facial expressions

Cybernerd Studios lol it looks like he’s trying to push out a fart quietly

He's got that "Mr Steal Your Girl" look, that's all lol.

I used to go to sdcc every year. Once they made the hotel lottery completely random, I haven't been able to get a hotel. Either way, I don't attend the Hasbro panel. There's no point. The people there aren't the ones creating the problems. It's the bean counters.

Why cause he complains about everything ? I don’t think he’s all that , complaining about 80 dollar figures. spent a cool 300+ then complain about your imperfections haha . He doesn’t even do dynamic poses to make these guys look good . Of course they’re gonna look bland , he’s a bland person

😂 was looking for this 👆 comment

im waiting for the mafex version, bit pricey but looks way better

No jacket and with optic beam effect accessories

You think they look like crap too? Comic book Batman in particular looks Godawful.

@@collegerebel It's mainly the torsos that look bad, from what I've seen so far. Just not aesthetically pleasing at all.

Dissapointing Batman, also TAS head looks nothing like the one fron the show, Nightwing looks like the only cool figure .

​@@collegerebel Except for the batman who laughs they all look awful. The articulation looks extremely ugly in the torsos and the wrists and ankles. The face sculpts are laughably bad, with a few exceptions. It is really sad that these sold out, DC fans really can't catch a break and have to settle for whatever comes out. The Mcfarlane stuff is in 7 inch scale too so it won't work with any of the multiverse or essentials stuff.

He looks absolutely ugly! Every single unmasked one looks funny as hell

Get a "loose" one on ebay for about $24+shipping.

@@ReeceHoward06 Same got him for 27

Not really

Im sure they will do another release later this year early next year hopefully :)

BEHOLD

The thing is, these claws are like 7 years old now.

@@AnthonysCustoms fair enough lol. Would you prefer more sturdier claws that come in one piece, or just sturdier versions of the claws we're already getting?

Already working on it.

I mean...yeah. Lot's of people missed out on the first releases of Jean and Cyclops and the Jean figure was dated as hell and on a much older body that looked out of place in most modern collections. Wolverine is Wolverine and Hasbro loves him so they were going to throw him in no matter what but this was a good chance for people who missed the original releases to get these, especially with the brighter coloring on Cyke and Wolverine.

I like the colors more. Not the arms

Sucks that they both have that random black stripe on the back of the head, and the horrible adamantium claws of course. I remember some episodes from the 90s Animated Series show where the claws looked like, as you say, chop sticks, also, especially the earlier episodes

I didn't say it wasn't accurate to the comics. It's not accurate to the show and that's all i said.

Well, they're gloved so probably not

Wait, the custom head? Gambit had red hair in the 90's show.

They're little needle claws that don't go in straight? How am I being unfair? They don't even connect to the glove socket things.

@@AnthonysCustomsits an issue of the production. The juggernaut wave wolverine I have does approximate the look of the claws coming out of the socket. I guess I'm just happy they're not like noodles anymore.

Custom blend

@@AnthonysCustoms Damn, I was hoping it was one simple color so I could do some easy repainting. Thanks for the quick reply 👍

Hasbro doesn't have to because more people will buy anything they release than the number of people who choose to spend their money wisely. Why spend money on new molds when you have people throwing money at you for something you already have? Apologists and people who try to justify purchases are the reason companies don't try hard. Bandai and NECA seem to be more oriented toward giving customers what they want but both slip back here and there as well. The only company to ever really go full speed in the direction of making happy customers was SOTA.

Definitely any foreign companies. I've noticed that all domestic companies are kinda behind in the female department, from the faces all the way to the anatomy.

Figma.

Yes