McFarlane Toys One-Punch Man Saitama Action Figure, Multicolor, Model:

To be honest, there's not much choices when it comes to Saitama action figures, but you probably can't go wrong with this one.Pros:- excellent likeness-good poseability with lots of articulationCons:- ankle joint is a little loose, making it hard to keep upright at times.Overall rate it a must buy for One Punch Man fans, especially at the retail price point.

Great Representation of Saitama, Accurate. Even comes with his funny expression (his clueless wtf expression). I got a high end version from another company, was around 60$.. This, at 20$ and change blows that out of the water. Decent size for the cash you pay and decently poseable. Highly recomend this and im happy I purchased another Saitama!

Really surprised by this! Having read some reviews on here about people receiving sub par figures I didn't expect much when I got this fig for 19 on Amazon warehouse deals and to my surprise Its perfect! No loose joints or smudges, can hold his poses well too. Really like how photogenic he is too! Well done Amazon! My son loves him!

Excellent sculpt and a great collectible toy from McFarlane Toys. I’m familiar with their quality work and this Saitama didn’t disappoint. Two head sculpts and a few pairs of hands help you get the right look and pose. Hoping there will be a Genos soon!

How good (or bad) you'll rate this will depend entirely on what lines you are used to collecting. For people who usually collect American brands like Hasbro, Diamond Select or Mattel this will be an exceptional figure. If you collect brands like Figuarts or Figmas this will be a pretty big disappointment. As an anime figure, buyers will likely be the latter.Articulation:The figure itself offers semi-premium levels of articulation: waist joint, double jointed elbows and knees, a shoulder cut, ball jointed hands and feet (with ankle rockers) and toe joint. The only real articulation omissions from premium lines are butterfly joints and thigh cuts. Overall it's better than your typical Marvel Legend or DC Icons but worse than a Figuart or FigmaAesthetic:This is where the figure takes a big dive. The main gripe is the inconsistent paint, some parts are smooth while others offer slightly darker color clumping (I'm lucky that mine only had one bad spot while a friend's was so bad he had to return it), in some ways it's comparable to a ML (Marvel Legends) figure but I'd probably give the edge to newer ML's over Saitama's, the paint QC can really be all over the place. A pretty big personal gripe is that this is a 7" figure so it's off scale from most of my collections, that's probably going to be an issue for a few others as well. ML and DC Legends fans won't mind it but Figuarts / Figma collectors will also hate how the joints show their connections, it's a gripe who's importance will really differ based on who is collecting.Extras:The figure comes with open fists and a derp face, the only extras are a stand, an alternative head and an extra pair of hands. Overall it's decent as Saitama's only real iconic pose is his standard punching stance.Price:I tend to skip the price when talking about collectibles as collectors tend to come into the hobby knowing you'll pay a premium, so this point tends to be moot. At $25, this is a figure with the price point of a cheap line (ML's usually go for $14.99 - $24.99) while offering the articulation of a premium line (figma's and figuarts range from $40 - $80). If you mainly collect ML's this will be an amazing value, if you collect figuarts it should still be an acceptable alternative.Closing:I probably would've given this a 4 or a 5 if it wasn't an anime figure, however being an item I'd put on my anime shelf with better items let's it stick out like a sore thumb (the scale doesn't do it any favors either). It's by no means bad, just bad by comparison with what it'll likely be displayed with.

The figurine is true to the Onepunch Man series. Removable parts fit nice and snug, won’t fall off. A lot of ball joints throughout, so you’ll be able to place him in your favorite manga/anime pose. Be careful with children and small parts. 12+ years and up for sure. It fits great on my really small office desk.

This is my son's favorite Christmas present. He Issa happy with the sturdiness of the action figure and loves how realistic it is.

Very good figure my only issue is that i want to take the head and switch it for serious mode but im afraid the neck might pop out