Bandai has always had the ability to make me feel like a little kid again (in the best way possible) when I buy their products. I'm not talking about their high-end import toys, but rather the random cartoon properties aimed at kids and moms. There's something about their cartoony designs and bright plastic that is just fun. In the past, Power Rangers, ThunderCats, and Ben 10 have all coaxed that childlike reaction from me. And currently it's Miraculous, Zak Storm, and of course Big Hero 6. There is a new Big Hero 6 series on DisneyXD (which started in October) that I didn't even know about until I stumbled across these new toys in Target. They are a significant improvement over the 2014 movie figures with a larger scale, more articulation (with Honey Lemon at least), and more thoughtful paint apps. The only bad thing about Bandai is that there is typically an initial burst of product, then nothing but restocks. But I hope we get a second wave here because a High Voltage 2-pack would rock. Let's check out Honey Lemon below!
Honey Lemon sports nine points of articulation: Knees, Hips, Elbows, Shoulders, and Neck... although the neck joint doesn't really move at all due to her stiff hair. Overall, it's really a nice improvement over her 2014 figure (5 POA).
Honey Lemon comes with a figure stand and her signature Nano Purse.
Here are some images of Honey Lemon. The first three are from the 2014 Movie (ie.. the CGI images).
The final picture is what she looks like in the new series.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here she is with the new Go Go Tomago figure.
And here she is with her 2014 Movie version.
Cheers!
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