Is this TMNT a MUST HAVE or MUST PASS action figure?
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Nerdmazing reviews the TMNT Donatello action figure from The Loyal Subjects, inspired by the IDW comic books. For Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle fans who love this comic style, this 5-inch action figure boasts 31 points of articulation. It comes in a stylized artwork packaging with exclusive artwork from artist Mateus Santolouco. Donnie and his brothers are available at most stores and online retailers.
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Awesome video as always!.. definitely a must have for any TMNT collector😁👍
Thanks for the compliment and taking time to watch. Glad you like this TMNT action figures. There are just so many out there to collect now.
It's a pretty good figure. The wrist and ankles could use more range.
You missed the waist articulation. It has a twist under the shell.
I totally agree with you on the figure. I saw the articulation point you mentioned but sadly only has minor articulation there.
I would have to say I dig the Leo a bit more, this one is cool, but the design of the bolts in the shell is kind of odd, plus the I dig the darker wrapping colors on Leo, not to mention the motion effects that came with Leo's swords. Overall nice looking figure and seems to have some nice articulation. Thanks for sharing my dude!
I heard the shell is a replacement from when his other one got damaged badly in the comics. I like the Leo action figure a bit better too for those cool sword effects as well. Thanks for watching and reaching out as well, I really appreciate it.
@@Nerdmazing_Toy_Reviews ah I see, now a battle damaged shell variant that I would be interested in 🤓👍
It's a prosthetic shell. His original shell was damaged in an earlier issue of the comic and replaced with a metal one.
Whoa….thanks for dropping this knowledge on me about the shell. I’ve not read this particular storyline from this comic publisher so it’s all new to me. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment as well.
@@Nerdmazing_Toy_Reviews take the time to read it before the new run starts. You'll definitely enjoy it. Look out for Easter eggs that appear too
Man your reviews keep getting better and better. Great job on this TMNT action figures. I might have to look into this line now for my TMNT collection.
Thanks a ton!
This is a pretty solid figure
I agree with you
Leo is my favorite!
Don’t let the other ninja turtles hear that :)
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Great review! ❤
Thank you so much and this makes my day to hear. Keep being Nerdmazing.
Raph is my favorite turtle
You like the troubled bad boys. Lol
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6:32 that isn’t wrapping just the side of the shell.
Is it? I wasn’t entirely sure myself. Thanks for letting me know. Also thanks for watching and reaching out as well.
Nice 🌹 figure 👌 😀 👍
Thank you. So glad you reached out and watched the review.
Excellent 👌🏻
Thanks a lot 😊! So glad you like the review and I appreciate you taking the time to watch as well.
@@Nerdmazing_Toy_Reviews no worries bud I always enjoy your content so it's an easy watch 👍🏻
Love all the wrapping, & angry face, I’m getting 97 turtle toy vibes.
For sure!!!! I really love the all white eyes version of the TMNTs. Is the same
Style used back on the 80s version as well. Thanks
So much for watching and reaching as well.
The Gauntlet is Donatello's anti-gravity Gauntlet that was first created when he met Jack Kirby in the comics and they recreated that comic during a 2003 TMNT episode.
Now was this something he built or is this something magical? I thought I read he develops a power on when he draws out something it becomes a physical item.
@@Nerdmazing_Toy_Reviews He did. He drew it and it became real from the crystal's power.
Hard pass
Why is that I wonder?