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Propeller Mario 4" Jakks Figure

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I’ve found the World of Nintendo 4” Propeller Mario action figure by @jakkstoys. He is the third and final iteration of Propeller Mario in Jakk’s recent campaign to bring this character to the line. He packs all the same articulation of every other Mario released thus far. He’s articulated at the knees, hips, elbows, shoulders, and neck, but he also has the ability to rotate his propeller. The sculpt is new and offers a few cool features including his smooth jumpsuit, which offers a nice break from the overallls. His head with integrated helmet is also on point, but my favorite feature is his jazz hands. They are designed to have the fingers pointed downward but can also be used facing upwards to grasp items. There are a few smudges here and there, most noticeable in his boots but that’s a factory error and not a widespread issue present in Jakk’s figures. Your figure will probably not have a similar issue. The big elephant in the room with this release is the included coin accessory. Many of you have complained of the lack of a propeller mushroom and I have to agree with that sentiment. Previous Jakk’s power-up repaints have included the appropriate power-up accessory, so why not here? Overall, this is an excellent and good looking action figure with the articulation we’ve come to expect from WON with fresh new features but with lacking appropriate accessory. I give this figure 4 out of 5 stars, get it, you’ll be happy with it

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