Bendy and the Ink Machine is part of a great new evolution of video games featuring realistic textural worlds come to life. In Five Nights at Freddy's a haunted pizza joint where the animatronic mascots come to life. In Unravel, the hero Yarny is a sentient string man exploring his world. In Cuphead you're immersed in the world of classic rubber hose animation. In Showdown Bandit, and classic marionette shows has come to life. And in Bendy, an animation studio is somehow giving life to all its insane characters. I love this trend. I feel that creativity was missing from the genre for years and suddenly it's on overdrive. I don't actually know who this Allison Angel character is. I made the mistake of Googling her name at work trying to learn more, and I'm expecting the call from HR any minute. Her namesake seems to be quite popular if you're into the blonde busty type. This figure is pretty awesome looking though. She's creepy without being overtly "horror." I try to avoid gore in my hobbies. Let's check her out in detail below!
Alice comes with a large blade accessory.
I'm hijacking this post to highlight a second version of Alice Angel that hit the shelves after my original review. This updated version features vastly superior paint apps. You can usually find both the old and new versions hanging next to each other on the pegs at Walmart. The new version is on the Left below.
Time for some Comparison Pics!
Here is Allison Angel with Alice Angel.
And with another PhatMojo horror lady, Miss Undertaker.
Cheers!
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