The Facts:
Height: 5 inches
Articulation: None
Accessories: None
The Positives:
*While these are non-articulated, solid vinyl figures, they display really, really well. The more ponies you have, the better they look together. They're bright, colorful, and provide a welcome contrast against most of my other action figures that look like they're trying to kill each other.
*I think Fluttershy has one of the best headsculpts in this line. Funko really captured her shy, unsure demeanor and her doe like eyes. There's no doubt this is Fluttershy.
The Negatives:
*Because of the vinyl material that Funko uses there are often odd little rough spots on the molding. There's nothing too serious on Fluttershy but she does have a little spot on her right rear flank and her neck isn't perfectly flush with the rest of her body.
These are definitely not traditional action figures nor are they really even toys. I mean, I don't see why they couldn't be although they are clearly marked as being for ages 6 and up (maybe because they're so heavy?) and tend to be sold at places like Hot Topic and book stores rather than traditional retailers. These are definitely desk or shelf decorations for older fans of the show and in that respect they excel quite nicely. Fluttershy looks great and I'm content with giving her a Great rating. While she's my least favorite of the Mane 6, she might have the best likeness of any of Funko's offerings. Of course, I don't have Rarity yet, so I can't completely judge that. I also still need Discord. And I'd love a Spike in this scale. Seriously, this line is addictive and I can't quite explain why.
The only other My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic figure I've reviewed is Trixie Lulamoon.
Ponies are one of those things like Monster High I have never bought or collected before.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'll totally admit that these aren't everyone's cup of tea. My little daughter thinks they're pretty exciting, though. I like the show but I also like how she responds to them.
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