I'm woefully behind on Disney movies. I just counted and there are 14 movies from the past seven years that are on my list to watch. I only just saw the first Wreck-It Ralph in the last year (a mere 6 years after its initial release). But I will definitely try to speed up my schedule now though because I'm really curious to see Ralph Breaks the Internet - after seeing all the action figures of these cool female characters of course. Yesss is an amazing looking character voiced by Taraji P. Henson. She is the embodiment of an algorithm that determines trending videos on the fictional site BuzzzTube. Her design is based on Cruella de Vil (although I never would have guessed that before I read it). I'm obsessed with her multi-tonal blue features contrasting with her bright red clothes. I know this figure only depicts one of her many fashions, but from what I can tell via google image searches, I think it's my favorite. Bandai has a knack for perfectly capturing CGI-animated figures in action figure form. Let's check out Yesss below!
I'm obsessed with her face. Her expression is humorous and sassy and I love it.
She only has five points of articulation and some very specifically-posed limbs, so despite being beautiful, she's kind of a simple and awkward figure.
Yesss comes with a pair of glasses.
Unfortunately the glasses don't fit on her face too well. You can take one of the clear rubber bands from the packaging and loop it behind her ears to strap them to her face (but it looks kind of sloppy).
But my favorite look is to use the rubber band and attach the glasses to her hand.
Yesss also comes with an Avatar figure (with an adjustable face for 16 different expressions).
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here is Yesss with Shank and Calhoun.
And with Vanellope added.
Cheers!
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