Sonic Prime 5" Articulated Action Figure - Rusty Rose Yoke City

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Súper! Llegó un día antes de lo esperado a Colombia. La caja llegó algo golpeada pero es lo de menos. La calidad en los detalles es insuperable.

This is a great figure! The joints move nicely, but are a tad stiff. However, the stiff joints make this character pretty sturdy and able to stand alone! The paint quality is great, and the additional paint texture used to give a rusty sheen is sublime! I was even fooled for a brief moment when taking her out of the box because I thought “geez she’s kinda dirty! Oh waaait! That’s intentional!” Her arm does extend as advertised, and I included pictures to demonstrate it. It is a tad underwhelming the extent of her extension heh heh but it definitely does the trick as a selling feature! The chances are that her arm does extend more than what I showcased in the photos, but I really don’t want to yank her on her arm like a Sonic-crazed lunatic.Everything on her is sturdy and made of plastic except for the spikes on her forehead. They’re a tad rubbery, and moveable. Her size is great, and fits perfectly in my palm!I want to add that her head can’t do a 360 degree turn because her hair spikes can’t move past her shoulder pads. Some mobility stifling aspects of her are like that, where her clothing and robot parts interfere with the articulation. That’s why the back of her head showcases her neck joint so blatantly. If her spikes on the back were any longer, then she definitely couldn’t turn her head at all.I’d like to conclude this review with this fact: Rusty Rose hasn’t yet attacked me for resisting the Chaos Council so…she really is pretty good!

It's SO GOOD! The articulation with the shoulders and neck/head could be better though, as they're too close together to really get any movement. I'm also not sure if the head can tilt up, maybe I just don't know how lolThough with that aside, I really love how they did the elbow and knee joints, like the knees and elbows are actually separate from the legs! (EDIT: double-jointed*). For such a detailed figure, she's also extremely flexible with her forearms and calfs. Oh, and she has a hip joint too, well she can at least spin her upper body a full 360 degrees. Ankles are also (surprising) pretty flexible, as well as her wrists/hands.And as mentioned on the box, her left hand can also "extend" a bit as a play feature (last two images). It's not much, though it definitely will add some personality if you're looking to make movies with her!My only real complaint is that her hands are stuck as fists, though that's understandable considering how complicated her build is. Also kinda wish the "black" paint was darker on her right eye, to differentiate it from the metal covering, though that's just a nitpick.Overall an amazing figurine at a fairly cheap price! I didn't really enjoy Sonic Prime that much, though she's always been my fav character from the series, so seeing this figure do the character justice makes me happy. Though I think I should add, if you're looking to do professional photos with her, she doesn't come with a stand or stick or anything, so it may be tricky to get her to stand on her own. Other than that I totally recommend this if you like Sonic and/or robots!9/10, wish I had figures like these when I was a kid lol

I freaking love Rusty Roses desgin and can believe how well they it in this little action figured. 10/10

My son collects Sonic stuff and he liked it. That's all that matters.

Overall my child loves this toy and the details. However, the durability is lacking. The connection point on the elbow of the toy broke on the 3rd day, it falls off with little movement of the arm . Also, the eye cover keeps falling off.

As a Sonic fan since I could read, I always liked the concept of the Roboticization as it was intended to use in the Archie series. Transform someone organic after a serious injury to a mechanical form that retains their mind but allows them to be repaired and turned back once the problem had been fixed. Rusty is very much a take on the idea, though a cyborg not a Robian still invokes the idea.The figure is a tad bendable if I'm humbly honest, but suited for both collecting and kids playing. Still am going to be careful with her, and one other thing the texture of the plastic when touched gives the texture feel I would expect from worn steel. Jaz Wares keep doing this and it will bring you more of my business.