I love fantasy genres so much. I especially love the common trope of female elven archers. I watched the Amazon animated series The Legend of Vox Machina when it was released back in February. I had been looking forward to it because I follow Phil Bourassa and I was seeing his advance character designs for a while. The show is very different than I expected. The dialogue is very R-rated and crass (which I don't mind, but it honestly takes me out of the fantasy genre) but I still enjoyed the show and I'm excited for season two. I didn't realize the show's origins until recently. There is a live-action Dungeons & Dragons webseries called Critical Role where voice actors play out long-running campaigns. This animated series is the result of a Kickstarter to develop this show into an animated series. The toys were unexpected and very fast to market and I'm glad the elven archer Vex'Ahlia was one of the first characters released. She's gorgeous and exudes attitude. Let's check her out below!
While not an exact likeness, this figure and the animation design seems based on the voice actor Laura Bailey.
Vex'Ahlia comes with a bow and quiver, a cluster of arrows, and a figure stand.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here is Vex'Ahlia with Pumyra. This comparison was specifically requested, probably in hopes of a head swap. But unfortunately, the scales are just too different.
Cheers!
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