PlayStation, Ghost of Tsushima, 6” Jin Sakai Samurai Action Figure & 2 Accessories, The Shapes Collection, for PS5 Fans & Collectors Ages 17+

Very detailed! My son loved it. We are fans of the game and it looked exactly like the guy. Made very good. Easy to set it up. Very happy with it!

This figure is beautiful! Worth the money. Lots of points of articulation, can pose her just about any way!

As a Last of Us superfan, this figure set is everything I hoped it would be. Joel and Ellie look incredible in person — the detail on the sculpts is spot on, from Joel’s rugged stance to Ellie’s expressive face and posture. The paint application is clean, the clothing textures look game-accurate, and even the accessories (like Ellie’s backpack and Joel’s rifle) feel thoughtfully crafted. They stand up well on display without needing a base, and they definitely spark conversation.This isn’t just another merch drop — it’s a piece of TLOU history. If you’re a fan of the franchise, whether it’s the game or the HBO series, these figures are a must for your shelf. Endure and survive, baby.

If you’re a God of War fan, this Kratos figure by Spin Master is an absolute must-have. The detail on this guy is insane — from his battle-worn armor to that iconic beard and fierce scowl, it’s like bringing a piece of Midgard right into your room. The articulation is solid, letting you pose Kratos in all his epic, rage-fueled glory.Whether you’re a collector or just someone who loves to reenact epic battles, this figure nails it. It feels sturdy, well-made, and packed with the kind of authenticity that makes it stand out from the crowd.Five stars all the way — because when it comes to Kratos, only the best will do.

The media could not be loaded. Let me start by saying, I am extremely surprised by this figure. I am a huge fan of Ghost of Tsushima, and this figure really caught my eye.As a big collector of Marvel Legends and Black Series, this figure is on par with both lines.I'm very pleased with the overall quality of the 6-inch Ghost of Tsushima figure. The face sculpt and paint applications are particularly standout features. The face scan technology rivals, if not surpasses, Hasbro's efforts—truly impressive for a newer line. The stubble is a bit heavier than I’d prefer, but it still works well to capture the character's likeness. The paint apps across the figure are clean and well-executed, adding to the premium feel.The included accessories are a mixed bag. On the positive side, the figure comes with a removable sheath for the katana, the katana itself, the mask, and a posable cape. The mask is a standout feature—it fits perfectly on the face and stays securely in place without fear of falling off. The posable cape adds some nice options for dynamic displays. However, the lack of additional accessories is noticeable, and the tanto sword being non-removable feels like a missed opportunity.Poseability is good overall, though the lack of double-jointed elbows is a small disappointment. However, this is understandable for a newer figure line. The biggest drawback, though, is how difficult it is to get the figure to stand on its own. Without a stand, it’s challenging to find a stable balance, which detracts from its display potential.Despite these flaws, this is a great figure with excellent quality. It’s a strong addition to any collection, and I hope future figures in this line address some of these issues.

Great sculp, articulation and accessories. Might buy Atreus after this

This figure is absolutely amazing. It has articulated HAIR!!!! The sculpt is spot on and the bow can actually be pulled back with an arrow in hand. I wish Marvel Legends would take note for Hawkeye! Actually I wish they would hire the guys that designed and sculpted this. The original price was a bit much, but I got it on sale, and it is WELL worth it. If you loved the game, you will love this figure!

This is a great companion figure to the Spin Master Aloy action figure, also from the Horizon: Forbidden West video game.While not quite as articulated and detailed as the Aloy figure (and with far fewer extras -- why didn't Varl get a bow?!? He has a quiver with arrows!) this is still an amazing action figure. Varl is highly pose-able and the plastics that make up his clothes are very flexible and don't hinder anything.I don't collect action figures by any means but I do have a couple of my favorite video game characters. The only other brand I can compare this one to is MacFarlane Toys - I have their Borderlands Lilith action figure. Lilith is less vibrant, and made of a far less forgiving/flexible plastic than Varl. Plus I can actually get Varl's hands to HOLD things!Varl comes with two sets of hands - it takes very strong pulling to pop them out from his arms and some really firm pushing to get them in but the plastic seems to be VERY durable where this is concerned - plus Varl's hands are not falling out any time soon.This figure also only comes with the one axe weapon (does anyone remember him using this in the games?) which looks cool. The sword at his hip is not removeable. Varl comes with the same pin sticking out of his back that Aloy has so you can hang weapons there with the same magic as the video games. :)I'm glad I have this figure as a companion to my Aloy action figure (which is even better) and hope they come out with more (Kotallo anyone? He'd be such a bad-ass action figure - and they could give him a removable prosthetic arm. I'd also like an Erend and another female, maybe Zo or Seyka).