To add insult to injury, he costs the same as the Batman figure. Robin also comes with only 4 extra hands, a stand and no other accessories. Those are more like statues with a little bit of articulation, basically. The suit is the same way as the Batman figure, thick rubber, so he can't move much. Robin, portrayed by Chris O'Donnell, also looks great, but is unfortunately not better, articulation wise. I am currently waiting for a replacement part.) As gorgeous as it looks, this figure has been a bit of a let down. ( Unfortunately, the peg hole under the head arrived broken on mine, so I cannot change the eyes. Leaving that figure in any other position than the infamous " Museum pose" will not look good and probably damage the suit after some time. You can bend the arms and legs a little, but when you do, the suit bunches up and it does not look great. As it happened before with Hot Toys Batman figures, the figure is an articulated body covered by a quite thick rubber suit, which completely hinders articulations. His eyes can move individually ( they are on a plate inside the cowl), and an extra set of 'sonar' eyes is also included, as well as the tool to change/move the eyes. Batman (Sonar Suit) comes with a ton of accessories: he has 7 extra hands, 2 versions of his batarang ( open and closed), a grapnel launcher with a wire that can be attached to it, the batarang blade weapon that can attach to his hand, the underwater thruster from the movie, and a stand. Under the sleeve, you can see the figure through a window ( although both figures are covered with protective plastic so you can't see them very well.).įirst off, Batman, as portrayed by Val Kilmer in 1995, in his Sonar Suit which he wears at the end of the movie, after the Riddler ( played by Jim Carrey) destroyed the Batcave.
They have a sleeve with a picture of the figure on the front and all the legalities in the back. not?īoth packaging are really nice and quite colorful, just like the movie was. These are figures that we weren't sure would ever actually come out, but Hot Toys actually put them up for pre-order back in February 2021, so there was hope! And now, they are here! Yay. This week, we're having a look at the Batman Forever one sixth scale figures from Hot Toys. It's Wednesday and you know what that means.
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