Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Vega (Balrog) Street Fighter V

Before I continue on with the review, you need to attached the end of his cloth near the right side of his waist. The S.H. Figuarts Vega is the 10th figure released for the said line but for Street Fighter V. However, this figure has a classic look, taking its cue since his debut in Street Fighter 2. Vega or Balrog in Japan, sport his signature his claw, wears a purple and yellow ceremonial pants, a red sash, loafers, and white leggings of a matador. Finally, on his chest is the purple snake tattoo. You can even remove the mask but only reveals the eyes underneath, the rest remains blank. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Blanka (Street Fighter V)

The S.H. Figuarts Blanka doesn’t really look like the version in Street Fighter V but more of homage to the classic look since Street Fighter 2. He still sports that savage look with a hairy chest, forearms and shin and his hair or mane that hasn’t changed throughout the decades. His extra parts include 2 closed fists and an open mouth faceplate. The difference between this and other Figuarts is that the head peg is attached on the face rather than the back of the head. Just be careful as the stem is thin and I could imagine people breaking this part. 

Toy Review: Storm Collectibles Street Fighter V M. Bison

Storm Collectibles take on the dictator stems from the version of the latest iteration of the game Street Fighter V. M. Bison is this form is quite older with grey hair at the back. He is now wearing a trench coat more than an ordinary military uniform. However in some aspects pays homage to earlier days like Street Fighter 2. 

Toy Review: Storm Collectibles Ken Masters Street Fighter V

Storm Collectibles delights us with their rendition of Ken Masters in figure form in Street Fighter 5. This is his default costume with his top down, a workout shirt, and a ponytail hairstyle. Yet with the modern look of the character, he is still barefoot.