I collected almost all SOTA Street Fighter figures almost three years ago before I moved to Singapore. I packed them with me a year ago after a quick business trip back home.The last figure I purchased was M.Bison. For me, Street Fighter is not complete without the main antagonist. There are many versions of SOTA's M.Bison but I liked the original color and make.
It is disappointing to see that M.Bison is not as articulate as my previous SOTA SF figures since it is so bulky that most of the joints don't move as much as I hoped for. As a Street Fighter fan, it may come to a dismay if there is a need to display the toy and place it in a diorama hoping to recreate that stage in the game.
After a few years on the shelf, the paint tends to harden, and it is difficult to move the joints especially the hands and torso. I do recommend to place this on a fairly balanced temperature - a lesson I had to relearn. At my previous home, my shelf was near the windows and the tropic heat and cold monsoons has taken a toll on M.Bison. With all those imperfections, SOTA's M.Bison is almost a near perfect representation of the Street Fighter Alpha's Psycho Power wielding Shadaloo Boss. Well, all the Street Fighter figures that SOTA released was taken from that SF Alpha Series anyway.
I still do recommend to get M.Bison to fully complete the series.
This is my youtube review of SOTA Street Fighter M.Bison.
I bought this from greattoysonline.com. Click on the link at my favorite toy store page for more info about the seller.
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