Hot Toys - Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - 1/6th scale Miles Morales

[Star-Crunch]

Torso is too short

 

[RPM716]

Even so, the body still looks ridiculous. I hate how long his arms look, his hands goes WAY past his crotch, when it should be at the same height. His torso is just too stubby and small.

Torso is too short

Yeah it kinda just looks like the extended the arms and legs and kept the torso the same. I’m still excited to get this, but a better body would have made a huge difference here.

 

[Dino_Ranger_White]

Yeah, they royally f'ed this one up

 

[Spanbauer]

Even so, the body still looks ridiculous. I hate how long his arms look, his hands goes WAY past his crotch, when it should be at the same height. His torso is just too stubby and small.

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Fair critique but is that actually how Miles looks throughout the film or is that just one low-angle exaggerated moment? I don't recall him looking like he has the body of a twelve foot person but that movie came out like a thousand years ago so my memory is fuzzy.

 

[Jedha Patrol]

 

[rocbolt]

Fair critique but is that actually how Miles looks throughout the film or is that just one low-angle exaggerated moment? I don't recall him looking like he has the body of a twelve foot person but that movie came out like a thousand years ago so my memory is fuzzy.

"Teenage boys can have pretty alarming growth spurts from age thirteen to fifteen, so we didn't want to be too subtle with the changes to Miles's face and physique," says character designer Joe Moshier. "We initially worked on the design for his face, doing our best to maintain the original appeal and charm of the original, younger Miles, but taking advantage of opportunities to add a little more tonal architecture to the overall structure of his face and areas like his orbital bones under his brows (adding a little length). We used a similar approach to aging up his body. We studied high school photos of basketball player Kawhi Leonard and noticed he had wide shoulders that were already pretty developed. We ended up giving Miles much wider shoulders and made him about a foot or so taller, but he's still skinny- a little more muscular, but he hasn't filled out yet. In silhouette, you'll notice that Miles actually has a decent amount of negative space between his arms and his torso because his shoulders are a bit wider but his arms are still somewhat lanky."

Figuarts went for it, its the most fragile and thin figure I own but it actually looks right