Storm Collectibles - Street Fighter V - M. Bison Battle Costume, 1/12 Action Figure

I don't know where to begin with this one. M. Bison is my third S.C Street Fighter action figure and my fifth S.C figure overall and I've come to expect good quality from them and of course, I was not disappointed. Originally, I was going to purchase the M. Bison figure where he's in his normal outfit but that figure is overpriced so I bought this one and I think it's much better. Let's get into how.First, the battle costume is exactly how it appears in the game. Seriously, I can't find anything that's off or inaccurate about it, not even a single paint smudge or anything! So with regards to his appearance, he's perfect!Next, I'll talk accessories. There's not much too much to say about them. He comes with interchangeable hands, three interchangeable faces, and a psycho blast effect. Pretty cool stuff but I'll admit the original M. Bison figure has better accessories. That one has burning Psycho Power hand effects and a Psycho Chop effect whereas this one only has a Psycho Power ball which you can make some cool poses with but not too many honestly. But the interchangeable faces are cool and the best part of the figure. He has a serious face, a manial laughter face, and of course one with his infamous smile. All three look amazing on him but I have the smile on him because it's too perfect and fitting no matter how you pose him.In conclusion, I'd say this figure is a must have. Whether you're just a fan of S.C and their products, Street Fighter, or both, get this guy while he's not worth one hundred plus dollars, cause he's already expensive as is. M. Bison doesn't even have to be your favorite character and I'd still recommend him. The detail is awesome, his accessories are cool, no paint flaws, and hell, even his height is accurate(Shorter than Sagat but taller than Akuma).

Is it just me, or is reenacting P.G. Wodehouse novels with actions figures, a great way to spend a Friday night? Well, this guy is absolutely a dead ringer for Lord Sidcup, also known as Roderick Spode. Despite the soft plastic trench-coat, he is surprisingly limber yet sturdy. Just tip his head to the side, fists on his hips and have him say, “Wooooooooster, I shall beat you to a jelly.”

This figure is great! It's made of solid plastic, great accessories and and wonderful paint. The only thing that I dislike is that the arms are a bit long for a human character. Anybody else wouldn't probably even notice or care. highly recommended, though.

it looks super solid hoping that all the pieces work and that non of them break!!!but from just looking at the box it looks amazing

Looks awesome

My husband always wanted this since childhood. He was surprised to get it and loved it.

Good quality figure

Would have five stars except for when you open his legs they pop off