The Revoltech Naked Snake is about 150mm and wearing a grey-ish fatigue suit
with a lot of slings and military grade pouches around the figure. For the
untrained eye, it is easy to miss the Hideo Kojima logo on the right shoulder.
Big Boss is sporting a full beard and his signature eye patch. The hidden
secret is that his eye can move by just unpegging the head and moving the
eyeball inside.
Naked Snake includes 9 hands mainly to hold some weapons
like the rifle, a pistol with a silencer, some hand hook to hang around and the
stun rod. The Revoltech box to store
some pieces has changed to camo green and the rest are the stage parts and the
slash effect that you can also see from other Revoltech releases. If there is a
need to, the stand can be plugged under one of Snake’s pouches or on the soles
of his feet.
The biggest take away, in my opinion is the 25th
anniversary Metal Gear Box that needs to be cut out and glue the flaps
together. To make the experience follow as per the Peace Walker game, Kaiyodo
also threw in the exclamation stand with a red and blue sign on each side and
the sleeping sign.
Articulation is pretty basic for a Revoltech figure. However, unlike other releases, this one is not hunched. I guess it is a direction from Hideo Kojima himself. Switching hands are easy to replace accordingly to your liking.
My major gripes on the figure are the gap between the chest
and the neck and the slings on the crotch make one of its legs are longer than
the other. Aside from that I was taken abreast on the overall look of the
figure, the head sculpt is actually better than the initial photos. The
accessories are well made and with Hideo Kojima’s seal of approval, definitely
a collectors item for all Metal Gear fans. More to this from the video review below.
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