Loosecollector Coffinverse 5-inch Figures

On 4/16/2026 at 9:09 PM, Admiralty_Entertainment said:

I'm guessing this is to move into the 90's retro nostalgia for the ToyBiz Marvel line sort of scale given that we've mined the 3 3/4 inch SW and MOTU forms in every form imaginable by now. It's going to be funny to see them catch up with the retro look once they get around to 'homaging' that late 90's style that the old Moore Action Collectibles Lady Death was in and then we see that the vintage stuff is still available cheaper than the new ones in the same style!

And better sculpted too (Moore).

I know that any boutique toy manufacturer like this is going to have higher prices, but really? Ouch, especially for such a nostalgia-based form factor.

$50?!? Really?!? For a figure smaller than 5" with only 7 points of articulation?? That seems absurd to me.

I wouldn't even be willing to pay that for their 6" figures, and I like a lot of what I've seen of those (outside of the price point).

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10 hours ago, Lord_Scareglow said:

Kinda cool, but kinda meh, just more ReAction like stuff that is so heavily produced on the market as of the last decade, of course to hit those nostalgic buttons, but it just seems to little to late in reality, with the fact you can just get all of these characters in beautiful detailed 1:12 scale, like do people really want these? maybe? they have some appeal I suppose not for me though, also just knowing how Loosecollector figures are priced these are not going to be cheap like an offering like this should be, these probably will be like 40 bucks, for a dinky figure, I just don't see that being worth it for many.

I'm guessing this is to move into the 90's retro nostalgia for the ToyBiz Marvel line sort of scale given that we've mined the 3 3/4 inch SW and MOTU forms in every form imaginable by now. It's going to be funny to see them catch up with the retro look once they get around to 'homaging' that late 90's style that the old Moore Action Collectibles Lady Death was in and then we see that the vintage stuff is still available cheaper than the new ones in the same style!

Just now, Jscott991 said:

Yes, but who puts a bayonet on a carbine?

Grunt's M-16 (included with other figures now) is also pretty good. But for the most part, modern military assault rifles aren't modeled very well in Classified.

The answer is Cobra. Or MARS.And from what I've been told, the guns in Classified generally have to be legally distinct designs so Hasbro doesn't get into legal trouble with FN and HK and others. Even that M-16 has a different stock than what you'd find on the real thing.Anyway, La Muerta's M4 is VERY oversized for a 4.5" figure, and I'd be curious to see how it would look in the hands of a 6" scale figure.

5 minutes ago, Satam said:

I don't know about that. Aside from the bayonet, the M4 with the Crimson Guard is extremely accurate.

Yes, but who puts a bayonet on a carbine?

Grunt's M-16 (included with other figures now) is also pretty good. But for the most part, modern military assault rifles aren't modeled very well in Classified.

4 hours ago, Jscott991 said:

It's weird that a "Coffinverse" figure has a better and more realistic looking M4 rifle than any Classified or Valaverse figure.

I don't know about that. Aside from the bayonet, the M4 with the Crimson Guard is extremely accurate.

These have a Super Powers feel ti them. They're very nice looking. I wonder what the price point will be?

Kinda cool, but kinda meh, just more ReAction like stuff that is so heavily produced on the market as of the last decade, of course to hit those nostalgic buttons, but it just seems to little to late in reality, with the fact you can just get all of these characters in beautiful detailed 1:12 scale, like do people really want these? maybe? they have some appeal I suppose not for me though, also just knowing how Loosecollector figures are priced these are not going to be cheap like an offering like this should be, these probably will be like 40 bucks, for a dinky figure, I just don't see that being worth it for many.