Very few properties have quite the same nostalgic punch for me than Tron does. I watched the original movie countless times in my youth. I found it mesmerizing, confusing, and even scary. But still, every time it would come on TV, I would be glued to the set. And I would always try to slip the tape into our basket at the video rental store, despite having taped if off the TV. There was no rhyme or reason, I was just drawn to it. When the 2010 Tron Legacy movie was announced, I was very excited. But when I finally saw it, I found it forgettable. Fun, but forgettable. I fully plan on watching it again soon with an open mind, but at the time it just didn't capture my fancy. In fact, the 2008 Speed Racer film seemed more in the visual spirit of Tron than Legacy did. It's on my Disney+ list so I will revisit it shortly. Spinmaster had the main toy license and put out a decent number of 6" and 3.75" figures. The only merchandized female was Quorra in the second wave of the 3.75" figures. Let's check her out below!
Quorra comes with a figure stand, a light blade, and a disc.
Quorra has a light feature when the button on her back is pressed. It lights up the piping on her torso.
I wish it illuminated the helmet a bit as well.
Quorra was played by Olivia Wilde. It's been 10 years since I've seen the movie, but I don't remember her ever wearing the helmet that the toy has. And I couldn't find a picture online either.
Time for a Comparison Pic!
Cheers!
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