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Hmmm.Īlthough initially I was disappointed these weren't 100% accurate to a specific game, I'm now beginning to really like the combined style. Also the kickpads/kneepads look more MK2, but the sash/belt looks more MK1. And while the facemasks displayed on the figures clearly are MK2 portrait-images based, the alternate facemasks at the figures feet look more like the MK1 and the in-game MK2 look style. Take the black hood for example, on the figure it's not quite as loose as MK1 style but not quite as tight as MK2 style. Theassassin wrote:Just looking at the Storm Collectibles figures in more detail, it seems to me like the Sub-Zero/Scorpion sculpt is like a combination of MK1 and MK2. But perhaps they'd have to pay the original sculptor or something, I dunno.Īgain though - MORTAL KOMBAT CLASSIC FIGURES!!! FINALLY!!! I'd say Goro looks the worst of the three, which is surprising considering the original puppet still exists at netherrealm studios and they wouldn't have to dodge anyone's likeness.

So I guess part of the stylizing is for that reason. But I guess it was always gonna be optomistic to expect Netherrealm to pay the original actors to use their likenesses. I do wish Storm Collectibles had stayed 100% accurate to the original designs and actors for these. I'm also quite pleased Mezco aren't the ones doing it, after seeing their fairly lacklustre efforts on the MK X line, both in terms of lack of commitment/depth of character selection and mediocre quality of the actual product. While I can instantly see these are not 100% accurate to the original designs (which is a shame), I am still beyond excited about this as it's one of my top dream action figure lines ever. Prototypes of Goro, Scorpion and Sub-Zero were shown: STORM COLLECTIBLES JUST ANNOUNCED 6-INCH CLASSIC MK FIGURES!!!!

Toy scorpion mortal kombat 6 inch action figure accessories