Action Figure Reviews

I gave this gift as a stock stuffer to my cat-obsessed sister and we had more laughs over it than anything else around the Christmas Tree. If you have a cat-obsessive friend, neighbor or colleague, this is a great way to tease them about it!

Great toys! I love that they have made a figure of Kevin and I love his backpack (wings pop out of it and he can "fly" with Krypto). The only problem (and it's minor, mind you) is that Krypto's head doesn't turn...it only moves front and back. Because he's "flying" his ears are stuck in a "wind-rushing-through-them" pose. The individually packed Krypto looks better, imho. Having said that, I love that THIS Krypto has jointed front paws. Awesome.

o.k they said on the Krypto website krypto toys would be coming out fall 2005 they did not include some charecters like brainy barker tail terrior and brainy is the leader of the dog star patrol she should get her own toy what do they think she is stupid no and the dvd is good but what about features like how to draw Krypto

Kevin got on my nerves after a few plays... the backpack Wings could be a real choking hazard for little kids as they could break off. Krypto is made of heavy plastic and the cape is a rubbery type of plastic. well made but the feet could break off if the screws get loose and come out.

the DVD has no menu screens as well as no extras... All in all the DVD has a cool cartoon.. No chapter breaks onscreen either. The leash tends to come off too easy when you try to make them fly... I could keep this as a collectors item for fans of the show.

If you are looking for a good Bruce Wayne figure, get this one. It is actually the best looking Bruce yet. What is also fun is that you can put on some ninja accesories which look good too. The ninja mask fits very well and creates a nice effect with Bruce's eyes (he actually looks like Tom Cruise which is ironic since right now Tom is dating the movie's star actress). However, if this figure interests you because it can turn into batman, well you will get quite disapointed because the result is not that nice. Although the Batman accesory fits onto Bruce's face and all, it does not look good. Batman seems to be looking down since the accesory peice has no neck and it makes Batman look "fat" and squatty. That dissapointed me. It's best for collectors since they just preserve the figure in the box (which looks great that way). Also this figure has some small peices which can easily get lost. Overall, I gave this figurine three stars. That's because I averaged out 1 star for Batman and 5 stars for Bruce.

This is the "Batman Begins" line's obligatory Bruce Wayne figure. It depicts (I suppose) Bruce's training as a ninja to be Batman.

The figure itself is very nice. It has the 10 points of articulation which appears to be standard for this line, which, as I said before, is less than I hoped for but not crowded. Paint is okay, especially in the detail work (Bruce's eyes), although I noticed at least three flaws in mine. The sculpting is good, especially Bruce's face.

The accessories are where real points are lost here. Bruce comes with gear to make him both a ninja and Batman. The ninja gear consists of two, for lack of a better term, "shoulder gauntlets," a sword that clips to his right forearm, and a ninja mask. The sword is all right, but I had some trouble getting the shoulder gauntlets to stay on and they could be lost easily. The ninja mask is not made of plastic, but a soft rubber. I suppose this was the only way to do it, but it looks prone to tearing. As for the Batman gear, it's a one piece cape, cowl, chestpiece, and belt assembly like we're used to. This, however, is not of hard plastic, but of that same rubber material as the ninja mask. This, more so than the ninja mask, worries me in terms of tearing, and I can just see an overzealous child tearing it and having a fit. So, be careful with it, PLEASE! This brings it down in durability marks in conjunction with the ninja mask. The paint on the Batman piece is a tad sloppy as well.

Overall, one of the line's definite must-haves for the collector. Children will probably want this too, and I stress again to be careful when using the masks. It is, however, a decent figure, and certainly one of the better Bruce Waynes to come along.

The figures are way to small... and fragile. Even my seven year old says so!... The Hulk come apart at the waist and the wolverine is way to small. The items were definitely overpriced.

Just take away the game part & you have some fun figures.