Square-Enix Zetman Zet Play Arts Kai Action Figure

I am a huge fan of Zetman and this figure does justice to Zetman himself. The model looks amazing and quality is great. I do have some issues with the figure though. The figure is hard to pose. The limbs and joints are stiff and difficult to move around. The limbs do come off, for me his left arm, put it does go back into place more or less. The piece to remove so you can insert his tail is hard to remove and the tail itself doesn't secure in place as well as I hoped it would. His other parts that can come off like the additional head piece and hands are easy to take off and put on and his tail is bendable so you can pose the tail as well. Other than those issues, the figure itself is great though. Just have ot be careful when trying to pose him.

Not knowing anything about the character "Zetman-Zet" all i knew is that play arts had come out with an awesome looking figure. What is unique about this style is that it truly distances itself from the typical run-of the mill mold, the articulation is fluid much more so then any other play arts offerings would guess you could describe it as omnidirectional? while many other toys put out by this company were great what they lacked was breathing room for more fluid movement not so with this piece. E.G. leg functionality for almost all other KAI figures was somewhat of a problem because they had a tendency to snap off at the top, (not break, because you could always put them back together) yet it was still a hindrance. So move-ability to the extreme is a non issue with this, thanks to the one (cannot remember name) who shared this with us collectors on YouTube. That's what sold me on it it had a fresh dynamic design and better yet a new type of articulation. And if they get enough positive feed-back from their fans they may continue to do more pieces like this. Can't wait to see the resident evil creatures/monsters.... it should be interesting.

This is a welcome addition to anyone's display. The only thing that irritated me was his left toe joint that falls off too easy, but just a factory error. I have him as the villain fighting against the other miscellaneous figures on the shelf. Even if you're not familiar with the anime, I recommend him to anyone who appreciates cool looking figures.**Mini backstory on how I discovered this guy: Walked into a comic shop, they had him on display for $80. I had no idea who or where he was from. I only thought he'd make a badass villain for my display. So Amazon being my best friend, had him for $39. Who could pass that up?**

The figure looks amazing but it loses 2 stars because it’s the head has super glue on it and there’s chipped paint to be honest I think it’s used

The best Zet figure out there. No wings, but they would have been too heavy anyway. Some cartoon conventions don't translate easily into 3D reality.