Action Figure Reviews

What a dynamic pose! This figure is bursting with energy and excitement. The long lightsaber trail comes in two pieces and once put together is very striking. The amount of deatail on Lukes hair and clothes is exceptional. The only drawback is that the figures face doesn't resemble Mark Hamil enough (check out the Han Solo figure for an incredible likeness). That said, the figure is so dramatic that is the first one everyone comments on when seeing my collection for the first time.

Highly recommended for all Star Wars fans.

I really like this "Unleashed" action figure of Luke Skywalker.
It depicts Luke in all of his Jedi Glory from the movie "Return Of The Jedi".
Luke's hair flies in the air as his body twists and his bright green lightsaber flashes, as it cracks and signifies the Return of the Jedi Knights to power and the Return of Luke's father, Anakin, from his long stint as the evil Darth Vader.
The determination in Luke's face is very apparent, and this action figure is SO DETAILED that it actually depicts the little growths that actor Mark Hamill had on his face, when he played Luke in "Return Of The Jedi"!
This is the best and the coolest Luke Skywalker action figure ever made!
It captures the moment when Luke transforms from the farm boy that dreamed of being a Jedi Knight, into his being a real Jedi Knight, who becomes a Jedi because he showed LOVE, towards his Father, not hate, like the evil Emperor wanted Luke to show.
With the bright green flash of Luke's Lightsaber, he defends the Universe against hate and oppression.
This action figure is BEAUTIFUL!

This is one of the four re-releases from the Unleashed line to show up this summer (Darth Sidious is the other at the moment, two more are to be released later). Depicting Luke during his final climactic battle with Darth Vader aboard the second Death Star, it captures all the conflict Luke feels. The sculpt of his face could have been better, and I'm not abig fan of the "Lightsaber trail," but definitely one worth picking up. I've got min sitting right next to the Unleashed Han Solo.

wonderful exalent , a must have for a turtle fan and fun to play with

Excuse the other guy's comments, he's obviously a Pokemon or yugi-oh lover. lol he said he was only lying, but it was kind of funny, how much history he knew about the TMNT.

This product is great, always been a TMNT fan sinces the 80's, and this figurine just brings it back. what more can you ask, then a ft size model of my fav turtle raphael. brings back memories. Love the detail on this figure, not so much into the new turtles, but brings a good mix.

This is the best toy I have ever purchased over the internet. I sleep with it every night and I pet it and stroke it constantly. I am in love with the new line of Ninja turtles figures and clothing line. I am working on becoming a ninja turtle, I am training with splinter in my underground lab and I'm going to kick ass. I also like to shower with my new toy, it's pretty hot. I urge you to continue making these great toys so my love life can continue to grow. Thanks a lot. By the way, this toy actually sucks I was lying the whole time.

12 - 15 Years ago Turtles were very popular toys... It is Great to see them come back on the shelf and available. After ordering I recieved the product quickly in GOOD condition. This toy appears that it should only be played by those who can safely use action figures that have small parts.

This is a very interesting toy. It can be fun for all ages, but maybe a little dangerous for the smaller ones. A highlight of this toy is the "can-rocket" that shoots out of the front of the bike. I would recomment this toy to any Die-Hard ninja turtles fan.

We bought this item earlier today for my son and for some reason thinking that at another store that same day we would actually find the action figures that fit on it. Boy was that a joke.....everyone is SOLD OUT...........except for oh wait one sec and let me get my order in LOL! Anyway my son loves the thing that shoots out the front and cannot wait to get an action figure and all the other fun stuff!

This may look like a fragile skeleton toy, but in fact, it is a sturdy piece of work. Not only can it look like a skeleton, it comes with a lot of extra parts. The extra parts include a boot and peg leg(which can replace the regular legs), armor, a hook hand, an extra upper arm, a tentacle, an extra head, and the baddest decals this side of Tombstone Island. It's totally customizeable, and it's worth your money. BUY IT! (...)

I needed a cool birthday present for my eight-year-old son. He loves Bionical figures, but he has them all. This ENTIRE toy line rocks, and we enjoyed putting all the different figures together, and still haven't finished all the different combinations. The skulljack figure on the insectoids body? Pretty neat. Undead Razorclaw? Oh yeah! All kinds of little add-ons make the play value extraordinary, and the game is really fun for the under ten crowd. Actually, I'm 34 and had a blast, too! Seriously, get these toys for your kids. Imagination hasn't had this strong an ally since basic legos were put on the market. You even get stickers, multiple heads and weapons with your figures, so no two need ever be the same! ENJOY!

Much like Hasbro's preceding Stikfas line, the Lego-like Xevoz toys are made of various separate ball-jointed components one assembles himself to create a five- to six-inch tall action figure. Parts of one Xevoz set can be connected to those of another, resulting in the creation of one weird freako after another. It's kinda like an action figure rendition of Mad Libs!

Unfortunately, the relatively large size of the Xevoz parts makes them incompatible with Stikfas. On the upside, they're just as limber and poseable, sport more highly detailed sculpting (though they still possess a somewhat 'rough-draft' look), and come in a wider spectrum of colors (in this instance: scarlet, black, and white with a hint of neon green). Also, the ball joints tend to be a little tighter, which helps the finished product better maintain the poses you put it in, and keeps parts from popping off too easily. Xevoz are also surprisingly stable, and will stay stood upright in most stances they're put in.

This particular kit has all the parts needed (and then some) to produce a Skull Jack Unnatural, which resembles a futuristic pirate skeleton. Although I didn't think much of this particular piece at first, the little anorexic eventually won me over with his cool look and some of the more unusual accessories I've encountered in the Xevoz line. Not only does he sport the usual space pirate accoutrements such as a pair of flintlock-looking laser pistols, the ludicrously broad BloodSword, a peg leg, and a hook hand (which can hold on to weapon accessories almost as well as the toy's actual hands), he also possesses a mallet of doom (just in case he's suddenly under attack by the Three Stooges) and a tentacle appendage. The back-mounted dual banners add yet another dollop of coolness to the package. And for those days when you prefer Jack not go the Captain Harlock route, extra body parts are included that'll make him look like a regular skeleton. Well, as regular-looking as it gets in the world of Xevoz toys, anyway. Some times I'll attach the skeleton parts to my Alpha Trooper figure (this toy can be seen at http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0000VJJFG/qid=1075306459/sr=1-3/ref=sr_1_3/103-6214661-6319035?v=glance&s=toys) and make him into a zombie trooper. Or I'll replace one of his appendages to simulate the effects of an encounter with some flesh-dissolving weapon...

Also included are seven die sides and two endcaps one can use to create a barrel-shaped 'battle helix' die for fights against opposing Xevoz figures. While the game is fairly fast-paced once one gets a hang of the rules of battle (outlined in an included instruction sheet and quick-reference card), it lacks the visual impact of far more complex figurine-based RPG/battle games such as Warhammer. Basically, the loser of the round simply detaches a certain number of parts from his figure according to what the rolled die says. This goes on until one battler's toy is completely disassembled. Not exactly exciting stuff, but it's pretty fun to do when you and a buddy are good and baked...

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The zaber fang is really fun. it is a moderatly slow zoid. My friends dibison is faster. i dropped this zoid once. its head busted apart. nothing that coulndt be snapped together again. i really enjoy this zoid and also recomend liger zero, dark horn, red horn, ptetramander, and shield liger.

this is one cool zoid.i got this one 6 months ago and never had any proplems it.over allthis zoid completley rocks!!!!!!!!

I would rate this 4 and one half altogether. This zoid is almost all yellow but it has some blue and black. I would say that the durability is not very good but if he breaks you cann find the peices easily. Me and my sister did races with him and other zoids and out of the 4 we tested he came in 2nd. His speed is pretty fast but he doesent weigh to much and that is probably why he is so fast. He doesent have to many movable parts but he has a lot of guns and cannons. His tail doesent move but all of the guns do. He is a bit complicated to make but he is easier than a lot of other zoids. I used to play with my Zaber Fang but now I dont to much because he lost his leg but I found it in peices and it was simple to put it back together

An awesome Zoid! It is motorized and it's trunk can move as well (like in the show). You can change the head into commander, to a regular head, to a radar Elephandar. You can also change the weapon on the trunk from a grappler to a radar. It has one pilot and it also has a big weapon on the back. A great Zoid.

the elephander is one of the best you can get. It comes with a magnetic and grapling trunk and and not only does come with a gun, oddly enough, it comes with battle blades!slice em' and dice em'! (i awlays wanted to say that.) It comes with a pilot, looks like stigma stoller to me. the toy is very durable. i dropped it and nothing fell off! the toy isnt very educational. the thing is time consuming. the thing could use a little more aticulation, but dont all zoid toys need aticulation?

my friend is going to repaint it gold and silver!

overall, i really recommend the elephander.

The Elephander is one of the best figures you can get. it comes equiped with a magnetic and grapple trunk and two sets of ears. For the top of the Elephander it has a dual misile launcher or a battle back pack. With a minature pilot and open and close cockpit. Overall it is very durable, the only thing wrong with it is that the rubber guns bend easily, but all-and-all, it's a great zoid.

mosasledge rocks! i love the way you can custimize him. sometimes his bottom armor falls off. his teeth are sharp. he has a chainsaw tail. the only hard part in building him was getting the pieces out of the plastic:). he was my fisrt z-builder and i built him in under 10 minutes. u should get this zoid. it rocks!

I love this toy because its so customizable and poseable plus you can attach it to other bigger zoids. You can also combine all four to make the matrix dragon.

Mosasaurs were ocean-going dinosaurs, that grew as large as a small jet airliner, with big teeth and bigger appetites.

This Zoid is a model of a mosasaur, and is a part of the Zblock family, it's core consiting of 4 zblock units, which the rest of the Mosasledge components, head/cockpit, fins, tail, engine.

It articulates very nicely, and looks cute with it's jaws-gaped.
You can combine it's parts with the other zblock Zoids to build new and weird creatures.

On the downside like most Zoids, it sort of comes apart with really rugged play. If you are a concerned parent, have your child store his Zoid in a ziploc bag when being stored, or otherwise not in use, to minimize on the lost parts.

I'm not sure if it floats or not. But this Zoid is non-motorized, with no metal parts, so exposure to water will only harm the stickers, (which are a little hard to get on straight).

I like mine, it makes a great monster to have lurking on my monitor.

Alice Cooper is the greatest rock star ever and this toy is cool!
Press a small button on his belly and you will be treated to a 15 second sound bite of Welcome to my Nightmare. Very cool and a must have for any fan of Alice's.

This 18" collector doll of Alice Cooper is great. The toy's durability is okay. It will stand up by itself, but if a lot of movement goes on like bouncing, and shaking, it will fall, so I suggest lean againt a wall or something. Other than that, the toy is fun. Alice's body is VERY flexible, the arms move all around, the legs bends, twist, and his upper body can slant left or right and his head moves right to left. The action figure plays a clip from his legendary song "Welcome To My Nightmare" where you push the button in his stomach to activate it. The detail is outstanding. Great detail on the make-up of his face, the costume as well. If you collect Alice Cooper things, this is the next item.

Forces of Valor figures and vehicles help make a super modern diorama. This set also gives you a few extra parts for your display (sand bags, mortar, etc.).

This is the first affordable, pre painted, 1/32 scale toy depicting soldiers from the modern era. It's a theme I've been waiting for for a long time!
The figures are a softer plastic than 21st Century Toy figures. The benefit of this is that the weapons are less likely to snap off if dropped. The sculpt is poorer in comparison and even lacks the detail of insignias that 21C provides.
With the FOV line, the stands are detachable. There is a peg in them that can be placed in a hole in the figure's boot. This gives you the flexibility for customizing how you want your figure displayed.
There are 5 figures in a set with 4 of the 5 posed as if it was shooting something. I like this feature as I prefer my figures to look like they are shooting something.
The set also comes with accessories from gas tanks to sand bags.
I would prefer to have 6 figures as in the 21C set than the extra equipment.
The set also comes with a 2 sided color catalog of FOV's "Enthusiast" line.
All in all the best 1/32 modern forces set out there after considering affordability and quality.

This is truly one of the best SpiderMan toys I have ever seen. I was very happy when I saw this at the Target store. I thought Whoa a Ben Riley toy.(the first I have ever seen, but what I understand the 2nd made) I just had to buy it.When I did I was happy about what I got. From all my SpiderMan toys this is one of my favorite ones. I think it is able to play with but not too flexable so it can go anyway that you want his body parts to go.So if you see this I think you should get it.

This figure is great and is a must for any Spiderman fan. Yeah, it isn't articulated that well (but, still very poseable). And, yeah, it's not a new sculpt--just another recycled Spiderman Classics figure with a different paint job. But, it is a figure of a character in the Spiderman world. This is Ben Riley. He is the clone of Peter Parker who takes over for the real Spiderman for a while. Ben convinced Peter that Peter was the clone from Professor Miles Warren's (a.k.a The Jackal) cloning experiments. Peter stepped down for a while to enjoy a quiet life with Mary Jane. Never thought we'd see that, huh? In any case, this is the costume Ben wore while taking over for Peter. ToyBiz should do this kind of thing more often. There are several different suits Spiderman has wore in the past. They could do them all under this series of figures. We need an updated version of the symbiote black costume, the Scarlet Spider costume, Spiderman Unlimited, and Spiderman 2099. They sell Batman figures in costumes he never wore in the comic books. Why not make Spiderman figures in costumes he has wore in the comic books over the years. This figure was a great idea. Recycling an old scuplt for a completely seperate character in the Spiderman world.

Well, Amazon calls this "Missile Launcher" Spider-Man, but for all of you Toyfare readers out there, it's really just Web-Attack Spider-Man.

I recently purchased this Spider-Man, because I thought it would be cool to have a Ben Riley spider-clone for my collection. Well, I must say that I was dissapointed with this action figure. For only being the seconde Ben Riley Spidey in exhistance, you think that Toy Biz would have put a little more effort into this toy. It's not even a new scuplt, he's all completely used parts from various Spider-Man classics action figure.

If you are a Spider-Man fan, I think you may like to purchase this toy, however the real prize of this wave is the Carnage action figure, I nabbed him before Amazon ran out! I like him a lot!

Maybe next time Toy Biz makes a Ben Riley, the will remember to at least sculpt the webbing on Spidey's body. Shame, Shame Toy Biz.