Without flexible ankles all other leg articulation is pointless. If the ankles don't flex I will only ever pose the legs straight up and down.
Patience. This discussion happened with Spider-Man. Look what the final outcome was.
Maybe everyone just assumes they will fix that because they did with Spiderman.
Wait so you guyz are saying that he has no ankle articulation?^_^
I agree. It somewhat detracts from the realism and definitely from the stability of a figure. I remember one of the things I loved about the Takara Batman when it came out was the ankles articulation compared to HT's.
Having said that, Spidey is a figure that, by his nature, demands lots of articulation, so that really needed to be fixed IMO. Keaton Batman has the rubber (or possibly PVC) body on the figure that is gonna restrict maneuverability a lot more than Spidey's spandex suit of course. DX02 couldn't be moved around much at all. It is possible this figure will be no different. And if the legs really aren't very poseable, then. . .I hear what Maglor is saying--pointless to have articulated legs without articulate ankles, but the reverse is also true.Patience. This discussion happened with Spider-Man. Look what the final outcome was.
You're taking your hatred of the Nolan lovers out on Nolan's films. Don't do that
so is it fair to call the ones that like and defend the burton films burton acolytes? or the ones that will ONLY accept chris reeve as the one and only superman reeve acolytes?
not starting s#(t, but like nam who has the right to defend his likes, 'nolan acolytes' should be no different. i'm just irked by nam's comment on how only people with low IQs can enjoy nolan's movies. i mean, i enjoyed the hell out of the nolan movies, but according to nam, i'm no smarter than someone who enjoyed twilight. or according to you, if i stick up for nolan...you get the point.
i'm all for debating and such, but damn man, is it so hard to keep things civilized? i know i'm on a forum that mainly discusses about toys, but we're all adults here.
in before someone says "looking for intelligent debates? and you're here??".
I got a lot more pose-ability with the DX02 that just straight leg poses. Even now I have it with a straight leg pose, but it's a wide stance that would be unacceptable without articulated ankles.
Kinda hard when it's shoved in your face. My intro was a ____ing ****** who spritzed me in the eye with a squirt gun wearing a TDK Joker Halloween costume. I told him to ____ off as I was wiping off my face and he said, "Why so serious?" He took the fast way down from my stairs.
Yep. Even if this doesn't have much range of motion in the legs, to me, it doesn't take much movement to lift a foot from being flat on the floor. Even a slight step forward will do it. Ankle articulation is one of those small aspects that can add a lot to a figure.
Indeed. I've seen people talk about fear of posing a figure without a stand, or how they can't get figures to stand well on their own. The key is in the ankles. Once I get a pose I like I spend a ton of time tweaking the ankles. Once you get the center of gravity right the ankles are where all the stability comes from.
Did he look like this?
Maglor if his boots in the move had Nike Swooshes on them why wouldn't you want them on the fig wouldn't it add to the realism?
Nam I someone squirted me in the eye and said "Why so serious" I too would be pissed when I heard it in the future...funny story though.
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