For accessories you’ll have a handgun (which does indeed fit in the holster), a walkie-talkie, and an extra hand. Gordon’s forearms also lack any sort of texture or unique coloring. On the downside, the legs are a solid brown with hardly any wrinkles or other details at all and the joints are a little too noticeable since Gordon, unlike the other Arkham Knight characters, doesn’t have three inches of armor plating to hide his thighs and shins. The torso has the most detail, featuring a rubber tie and holster over a heavily wrinkled shirt painted in white and light grey hues that really give it a dingy “I haven’t been home in three days” look, which is appropriate for this workhorse. It’s a rather simple figure, just a disheveled old man when you get right down to it. However, if you can get a Gordon without cockeyed frames, I think you’ll be pretty satisfied. The spectacles aren’t an accessory, they are a part of his head. It’s a collectible you’ll want to shop for in-person rather than online because, as you can see from the photos of my Gordon, he looks a little derpy if his glasses are not applied properly. I believe this figure will be kind of hit-or-miss. I’ll be putting it on display at my desk. He also comes with an extra hand, the zip-line gun from the game, and a large, dangerous-looking batarang. For instance, my Batman shows rather large brown blotches on his thighs, which makes it look less like he’s been brawling in the streets and more like a chocolate ice cream cone dripped onto his lap.īatman boasts–according to my count– 15 points of articulation so you can achieve a wide range of great poses. On the downside, Batman’s cowl doesn’t feature hardly any damage at all, the rubbery shoulder pads can pop off if you raise the Dark Knight’s arms too high, and some of the mud/dirt effects can be lazily applied. The distressed details like the worn and scarred breast plate are extraordinarily game-accurate and I like the splattered and caked mud on the front and back of the rubberized cape. Each piece of the uniform flaunts either a matte finish, gloss finish, or a subtle metallic shimmer that gives the design greater texture and visual interest. The armor is black and grey only, but it’s never uninspired. The paint job is probably the best in the entire Arkham Knigh line. Even the openings in the plating have been dimpled for a chainmail effect. Gentle Giant Studios did an amazing job capturing all of the tiniest details of Batman’s battered suit with every metal plate accounted for and appropriately scratched and dented. Personally, I wasn’t much of a fan of the Arkham Knight design since it was so overly-fortified with moving metal plates that it just seemed a little too robotic for Batman, but at the end of the day the thing still looks cool, especially in toy form.
Battle-Damage Batman is incredibly faithful to the video game.
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