Marvel Black Panther Legends Erik Killmonger 6-inch | Marvel Legends Black Panther 6 Inch Action Figure BAF Oyoke - Erik Killmonger

Good product!!

Come da descrizione veramente ben fatto

La figura está muy bien hecha y tiene unos acabados perfectos, con muchos detalles, lleva unas manos intercambiables y dos espadas, el producto llegó antes de lo previsto y en muy buen estado, muy contento con mi compra.

Mon fils l'adore. Cette figurine est tres bien faite. C'est un article fait avec soin et de qualite. Tres bon choix.

This figure is probably the best in this wave. He has only one true con, which I will talk about later. Firstly its sculpting is AMAZING. The little dotted beads all over the figure are consistent and accurate compared to the actual Killmonger from the movie. Secondly, it has an equally amazing paint job. You get splashes of gold paint all over the figure in a really subtle manner. Also, when you look closely, the figure has a consistent 'army-suit camouflage' kinda thing. This is also consistent with his origins as a Veteran. So the figure looks exactly like Killmonger from the movie. Now for the articulation. I don't know exactly what Hasbro has done with this, but the joints are really, REALLY smooth. I was afraid that they would thus be wobbly, but I was really surprised to see how sturdy they were. So it's really easy and satisfying to pose around. So all is good so far. The only problem is its neck joint. Sometimes when you try to push it down too hard, it comes forward quite a bit and looks like 'Nearly Headless Killmonger'. However this can easily be avoided if you are careful. So I would recommend this figure to anyone who comes across it at a decent price.(I got it for Rs.1698. Worth Rs.1500-1999).

An incredibly detailed figure for less than $20. This is Erik Killmonger from "Black Panther", or otherwise known as Golden Jaguar, the main antagonist of the movie. Like many other Marvel movies, the villain is pretty much an evil version of the film's hero, but as far as the figures go this guy blows away the T'Challa figure in terms of details and sculpt. I don't know how the scale and price point come into play for figure of the Year candidacy, but this figure at least has to get some recognition. It's crazy what was achieved with this small Marvel Legends. I've seen statues that cost 2 or 3 times as much that don't look as good as the sculpt and details of the suit look on him. The figure captures a ridiculous amount of the suit's subtle little nuances perfectly. The lines along the vibranium in the legs and arms, the jaguar camo spots on the chest are washed over the dark gray paint scheme. The gold trim on the feet, hands and collar are vibrant and metallic, giving off a genuine-looking sense of wealth and royalty. The head is covered with Wakandan-style tribal markings and aggressive lines. The eyes are a fiery gold that help finish off the evil look, as if the "fangs" weren't enough for you. He's pretty poseable as you would expect from a Marvel Legend figure. His ankles, knees, thighs, wrists elbows, shoulders and head all twist or bend. His torso can pivot so that he is either standing upright in museum pose or he can be hunched over and a combat posture, both of which this figure looks fantastic. You can get pretty dynamic with him and he will hold. As far as accessories go, he has the necessities. In this version of the character, he wasn't in the movie much so he pretty much has what he uses on screen. This includes the vibranium sword and part of the tribal spear that he snaps off in his first fight with T'Challa. Also another set of hands with the claws in attack mode. And he comes with the leg for the Build-A-figure Okoye. There is one noticeable missing accessory that would have put this figure over the top and that is an alternate Killmonger head sculpt. He would look really cool with a Michael B. Jordan face on the body of the vibranium suit. All-in-all, this is the best figure to come out of the "Black Panther" assortment, hands down. One of the top Marvel Legends figures in recent history, in my opinion. If it isn't number one it does deserve to be in the conversation. It is just so packed with details for what you pay for you almost feel bad. Whoever took the time and sculpted and painted everything, you deserve so much praise.