Mondo Batman: The Animated Series 1/6 Scale Two-Face (Limited Edition) Review and Images

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This week, we're having a look at the Batman: The Animates Series 1/6 Scale Two-Face figure (Limited Edition) from Mondo. Another villain from Batman's rogue gallery added to the collection, Two-Face is a gorgeous figure with great accessories.


The box has a gorgeous portrait by Danny Haas.




The Harvey Dent aka Two-Face figure was designed, sculpted and painted by the super talented Tom Rozejowski, with some extra sculpting by Alex Brewer, the dream team behind so many great figures from that line. Two-Face comes with 4 head sculpts (or 'portraits': neutral, angry, scared and half-shrouded), a straight jacket torso (2 of the heads and the straight jacket are exclusive to the Limited Edition), 5 pairs of hands (including coin flipping hands!), a tommy gun (a classic Two-Face weapon from the Animated Series), 2 guns, a dynamite bundle, a coin, a lighter and a walkie talkie.














The figure looks amazing, it has fantastic paint. The white half of the suit, which looks so white and clean, I was afraid I would stain it just by touching it. The straight jacket and scared portrait are great to recreate the iconic scene from the cliffhanger ending of the first part of Two-Face's introduction in the animated series, when he just turns and a lightning shows his face. I remember that exact scene really well. I've seen people use the straight jacket torso with their Joker figure as well, which is a fun idea. The animated series Two-Face is one of my favorite designs for that character, and I'm very happy with that figure. Another great job by Mondo!








Mondo has announced the next figure in the line would be Batgirl, which is already up for pre-order. This Two-Face figure is also still up on their website.

You can get some of the Mondo Batman: The Animated Series 1/6 scale figures from our sponsor BigBadToyStore.



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