1/6 Hot Toys - MMS632 - Spider-Man: No Way Home - Doc Ock Collectible Figure

[chrisstbh]

Sandman, if he happens, should be a powerpose figure. Easy and cheaper. A lot of stuff could be powerpose releases to be honest.

Could just go to the beach and make one

 

[Zurdo95D]

They should really just start selling diorama pieces on their own.

That'd be great! Similar to how they released the Wakanda Throne, etc.

 

[Zurdo95D]

Sandman, if he happens, should be a powerpose figure. Easy and cheaper. A lot of stuff could be powerpose releases to be honest.

I have the SM3 Symbiote Spidey and I really like the huge Sandman base. I'm curious if they'll reuse that particular stand for a future release.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Like Goblin Deluxe with Glider, the Doc will have a Deluxe with both sets of tentacles -- regular awesome, and silly nano versions.

I would also like a bag of bank money and a throwing-action arm... but that's too much awesomeness.

 

[Zurdo95D]

Like Goblin Deluxe with Glider, the Doc will have a Deluxe with both sets of tentacles -- regular awesome, and silly nano versions.

I would also like a bag of bank money and a throwing-action arm... but that's too much awesomeness.

Yeah ideally he should come with plenty of interchangeable tentacles, regular, nano, with maybe even interchangeable claws and someone mentioned extra long ones to represent the highway scene, which would be awesome.

 

[Wor-Gar]

HT will want to make Doc as expensive as Gobby. His base price will already be more because of the figure + tentacles. Gobby is $285 with nothing but hands a 3 pumpkins.

 

[Rotfish]

Sandman, if he happens, should be a powerpose figure. Easy and cheaper. A lot of stuff could be powerpose releases to be honest.

Goblin might as well be a PPS figure with how much stress the material will go through when he's crouched on his glider.

 

[Spanbauer]

Goblin might as well be a PPS figure with how much stress the material will go through when he's crouched on his glider.

They probably should have given Goblin exposed hip joints like they did on Batgirl, but people would have been really upset if they had.

 

[Rotfish]

They probably should have given Goblin exposed hip joints like they did on Batgirl, but people would have been really upset if they had.

I genuinely can't fathom the community's preference for figures with one-piece suits that prevent them from being, well, figures. Even more vexing is the attitude of those who think deterioration and cosmetic damage is inevitable and those complaining should chill out. The reason I'm buying Hot Toys and not NECA is precisely because I want better quality -- in both materials and design. At what pricepoint does short shelf life become unacceptable? If it's not $300, I'm lost.

 

[surforia]

I desperately want a final scene Electro, Sandman in the sweater and Lizard with shredded lab coat. If they give us those, then if you add Mysterio, Vulture (from Jazz Inc), Kingpin from Soso, Carnage and the eventual white spider symbol Venom (bc you know that’s coming one day), we’ll have a pretty fulsome set of Spidey rogues. Only really missing Hobgoblin, and then Kraven and Morbius (and we’ll probably the latter two at some point bc Sony is making those movies, at least Morbius).

 

[Spanbauer]

I genuinely can't fathom the community's preference for figures with one-piece suits that prevent them from being, well, figures. Even more vexing is the attitude of those who think deterioration and cosmetic damage is inevitable and those complaining should chill out. The reason I'm buying Hot Toys and not NECA is precisely because I want better quality -- in both materials and design. At what pricepoint does short shelf life become unacceptable? If it's not $300, I'm lost.

Yeah, there’s definitely a balance to be struck. As soon as you move beyond sculpting everything in plastic and into soft goods, realistic materials, etc there will be trade-offs that must be made and that includes longevity and durability. Hot Toys will almost always choose realism over articulation. But then they make weird exceptions like exposed shoulder joints on Hela and Scarlett Witch. The design of the suit being what it is, I think exposed hip joints would have disappeared into the intricacies just as much as they do on the Iron Man Mark V armor or Venom.

 

[NewGoblin23]

Like Goblin Deluxe with Glider, the Doc will have a Deluxe with both sets of tentacles -- regular awesome, and silly nano versions.

I would also like a bag of bank money and a throwing-action arm... but that's too much awesomeness.

I have a bad feeling the nano arms are the regular edition and the normal arms are going to cost extra

 

[TheBatman]

I have the SM3 Symbiote Spidey and I really like the huge Sandman base. I'm curious if they'll reuse that particular stand for a future release.

With new paint apps!

 

[TheBatman]

Ned is supposed to be Hobgoblin right?

 

[WolfBoy]

I have a bad feeling the nano arms are the regular edition and the normal arms are going to cost extra

To be fair, the nano arms are from NWH and he wears them most of the movie. Everyones getting too caught up in Spider Man 2.

 

[Spanbauer]

To be fair, the nano arms are from NWH and he wears them most of the movie. Everyones getting too caught up in Spider Man 2.

But nano-arms means imprisonment. Doesn’t make sense to put it on an action figure. It’d be like a Han Solo articulated action figure made to look like carbonite; If he’s carbonite he’s a frozen sheet cake, not running around firing his blaster. There’s a story-based reason the arms should not be red.

 

[NewGoblin23]

But nano-arms means imprisonment. Doesn’t make sense to put it on an action figure. It’d be like a Han Solo articulated action figure made to look like carbonite; If he’s carbonite he’s a frozen sheet cake, not running around firing his blaster. There’s a story-based reason the arms should not be red.

I don't think that's quite the same thing.... but I understand where you're coming from.

Still hoping the nano arms are the deluxe version. Id never use them

 

[Spanbauer]

I don't think that's quite the same thing.... but I understand where you're coming from.

Still hoping the nano arms are the deluxe version. Id never use them

I don't think anybody would ever use the nano arms, nor do I think anybody wants them. If there is to be a deluxe of any kind, the most valuable addition would be matching tentacle extensions.

This guy does a good job of illustrating what kind of new poses became possible with his Toys Era Ock when he acquired a second one to use as parts for his original:

 

[WolfBoy]

But nano-arms means imprisonment. Doesn’t make sense to put it on an action figure. It’d be like a Han Solo articulated action figure made to look like carbonite; If he’s carbonite he’s a frozen sheet cake, not running around firing his blaster. There’s a story-based reason the arms should not be red.

Oh i don’t think anyone wants the nano arms either, i’m simply pointing out that this is a NWH figure, so if the classic arms are a deluxe bonus, i understand why.

 

[choombaz]

Ned is supposed to be Hobgoblin right?

What context? In the comics yes. Amongst several other people. In the movies I highly doubt it.
I’d like to see Jack O’ Lantern (Jason Macendale) in the movies. Fits the more modern merc character.