Metroid Dread figma Samus Aran: Dread Version and figma E.M.M.I. Figures From Good Smile

We first showed you this figure back in August but now we have the official images and details for the new Metroid Dread figma Samus Aran: Dread Version figure coming from Good Smile Company.From the Nintendo Switch game "METROID DREAD" comes a figma action figure of the main character, Samus Aran!

-Using the smooth yet posable joints of figma, you can create a variety of poses from the game.-A flexible plastic is used for important areas, allowing proportions to be kept without compromising posability.-In addition to Morph Ball and Omega Cannon parts, a Spider Magnet figure base that can be used to pose Samus sticking on walls is included. *Spider Magnet base is made with magnets.-A gripping hand part, open hand part and multi-purpose hand part are all included.-The figure's knee joints are made with specially designed double joint parts.-An articulated figma stand is included to display the figma in a variety of poses.Look for it to be released in September 2023 and should be up for pre-order soon.

17 hours ago, Monstrous said:

and in the intro she doesnt change suits, she just loses the metroid in it, but its still the same armor. the armor itself can change appearance hence the completely different visual look from the ending of fusion.

That's not the point. It's all the same power suit canonically, sure, but the OP specifically stated they wanted a figure based on her APPEARANCE in Metroid Fusion. Which is completely different from her appearance in Dread.

4 hours ago, H39sbi said:

That's demonstrably false. The two suits look completely different. The fusion suit actually appears as it did in 2002 in Dread's intro, proving it isn't just a stylistic change.

and in the intro she doesnt change suits, she just loses the metroid in it, but its still the same armor. the armor itself can change appearance hence the completely different visual look from the ending of fusion.

9 hours ago, Monstrous said:

thats what this figure is. she wears the same armor in both games.

That's demonstrably false. The two suits look completely different. The fusion suit actually appears as it did in 2002 in Dread's intro, proving it isn't just a stylistic change.

21 hours ago, Mr_Scary92 said:

I'd rather see a Samus based on her appearance in the Metroid Fusion game.

thats what this figure is. she wears the same armor in both games.