Funny story about my acquisition of this set. I was mildly intrigued at a Chun-Li version of Arcee when I first saw the solicitations way back in 2017. But when they were released years later (2019 I believe), I passed. Then as soon as she was unavailable, I suddenly wanted her, but the inflated prices on eBay were just not doable. Then in 2021 they announced a reissue (FYI, the box specifically says 2021 so I used that date on this post). When I finally saw the box in person on Black Friday 2022, I experienced sticker shock at the $75.99 price. I was at the self checkout already and a temporary (holiday) employee asked what was wrong - I was literally shocked and probably looked it. I said "oh, nothing, I just thought this was more like $49.99 but it's ringing up $75." Then the kid said "no problem, let me change that price for you." I protested, but they insisted. I used to shoplift as a kid so I'm very sensitive about any perceived theft on my part. But it was out of my hands and now I have my own discounted Chun-cee.
Showing posts with label Chun-Li. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chun-Li. Show all posts
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Wednesday, September 28, 2022
Playmates Toys - CHUN-LI!
Playmates Toys has really been upping their game in the the last five years. Shortly before then, the Star Trek and TMNT movie toys left a lot to be desired. The likenesses were off, the articulation was stiff, and the overall appeal was a bit lackluster. But since then there have been several really great toy lines with impressive articulation and design. The Mysticons and Miraculous Playmates lines in particular have brought me much joy. But now they've improved even further with their recent two-pack assortments. I'm especially impressed with this Chun-Li figure from the TMNT vs Street Fighter series. Firstly, I feel like it's been a while since I've seen a Chun-Li figure at retail, and secondly, her sculpt and articulation are perfect. (And the new Star Trek figures are impressive as well so I know it's not a fluke). The only improvements I can suggest for this figure would be a ribcage cut and alternate hands. I'm excited to see what surprise properties they'll unveil next. Let's check out Chun-Li below!
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
Savage World - CHUN-LI (and VARIANT)!
Savage World - Street Fighter - Chun-Li (and Chase Variant) - Funko 2019
I'm on board for any Savage World figure Funko is willing to create. This surprises me because the "He-Man" style action figures aren't even that nostalgic for me. I never had any of the three vintage females originally produced in this barbarian style. In fact, I didn't even realized the Teela and Evil-Lyn figures existed until I was an adult. They were scarce in stores and none of my friends had them. (Sorceress, however, was actually a shelfwarmer in this random feed store my family frequented). But something about this line still has me really excited. I think Savage World is a natural pairing with Super7's MOTU Vintage line and those figures (specifically She-Ra) won me over big time. Now I'm thrilled to see various other iconic properties get the vintage treatment. I have a wishlist a mile long, but I'm waiting for Funko to solve their QC issues and release their backlog (Cheetara!). But these Street Fighter figures don't seem to have any breakage issues, so we might be luck. Let's check out Chun-Li below!
I'm on board for any Savage World figure Funko is willing to create. This surprises me because the "He-Man" style action figures aren't even that nostalgic for me. I never had any of the three vintage females originally produced in this barbarian style. In fact, I didn't even realized the Teela and Evil-Lyn figures existed until I was an adult. They were scarce in stores and none of my friends had them. (Sorceress, however, was actually a shelfwarmer in this random feed store my family frequented). But something about this line still has me really excited. I think Savage World is a natural pairing with Super7's MOTU Vintage line and those figures (specifically She-Ra) won me over big time. Now I'm thrilled to see various other iconic properties get the vintage treatment. I have a wishlist a mile long, but I'm waiting for Funko to solve their QC issues and release their backlog (Cheetara!). But these Street Fighter figures don't seem to have any breakage issues, so we might be luck. Let's check out Chun-Li below!
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Street Fighter IV - CHUN-LI!
The First Lady of Fighting Games - Street Fighter IV: Round 2 - NECA 2009
There are a lot of subjectively-awarded titles bestowed to female characters in pop culture. Wonder Woman is often dubbed the most iconic comic book heroine. Lum has been given a similar title in the anime/manga world. She-Ra is always ranked high in American cartoon culture. And Xena and Buffy will forever be sparring for the live-action title. The video game genre has a few impressive contenders (I'm talking about you, Lara) but Chun-Li usually wins the title among gaming aficionados. Chun-Li first appeared in 1991's Street Fighter II with the notable distinction of being the first playable female in a fighting game. Since then she has been in over 20 games, tons of comics, cartoons, and even live action film. Not to mention a lot of merchandising. She may very well be one of the most merchandised female characters in the action figure market.. I would guess 5th (after Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Invisible Woman, and Storm). NECA is a pretty fantastic company. I have yet to hold a figure of theirs in my hands and not be amazed. This figure doesn't disappoint. Let's check her out in detail below.
There are a lot of subjectively-awarded titles bestowed to female characters in pop culture. Wonder Woman is often dubbed the most iconic comic book heroine. Lum has been given a similar title in the anime/manga world. She-Ra is always ranked high in American cartoon culture. And Xena and Buffy will forever be sparring for the live-action title. The video game genre has a few impressive contenders (I'm talking about you, Lara) but Chun-Li usually wins the title among gaming aficionados. Chun-Li first appeared in 1991's Street Fighter II with the notable distinction of being the first playable female in a fighting game. Since then she has been in over 20 games, tons of comics, cartoons, and even live action film. Not to mention a lot of merchandising. She may very well be one of the most merchandised female characters in the action figure market.. I would guess 5th (after Wonder Woman, Catwoman, Invisible Woman, and Storm). NECA is a pretty fantastic company. I have yet to hold a figure of theirs in my hands and not be amazed. This figure doesn't disappoint. Let's check her out in detail below.
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