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DC Universe DC UNIVERSE YOUNG JUSTICE Aqualad Figure
A dynamic figure from the action-packed animated series!
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3 out of 3(100%)reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Customer Reviews for DC UNIVERSE YOUNG JUSTICE Aqualad Figure
Review 1 for DC UNIVERSE YOUNG JUSTICE Aqualad Figure
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NormQ
Location:Waldorf, MD
Age:9-12
Relationship:Parent
Young Justice Aqualad
Date:January 12, 2012
Pros: High quality, Durable
My son is a big Young Justice cartoon fan. Ths toys on this scale are the ones he prefers. They have very good articaulation but are very durable. One thing my son does not like is when toys arms and legs get real loose after playing with them. These no seem like they will be like that. Also these toys were part of a bundle deal that made them an awesome deal.
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Review 2 for DC UNIVERSE YOUNG JUSTICE Aqualad Figure
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thegalorian
Best of the line. Coolest accessories.
Date:December 7, 2011
Pros: High quality
You cannot beat a figure like this. Perfectly representing the figure from the show and coming with the most fun accessories that can be used with your other water based figures (aquaman, Namor, etc..) Best of all, the figure looks great. Coming with a great base, he is truly a must get.
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Review 3 for DC UNIVERSE YOUNG JUSTICE Aqualad Figure
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Anonymous
Location:Garland, TX
Age:13+
Relationship:Family
Young Justice Aqualad 6 inch Action Figure
Date:December 6, 2011
This is a pretty good rendition of the leader of the Young Justice team, but it's not without its faults. There are several details on him, such as his gills on his neck, that are merely painted on when it really would have helped the figure if they had been a part of the sculpt. Also, he comes with two handles in his backpack that can be removed. In the show, these handles could attract nearby water and shape them into any kind weapon Aqualad chose. For the figure, while it's nice to have them removable, there's not much you can do with them. Aqualad comes with several water shaped weapons (that have been molded in nice translucent blue plastic) with the handle already a part of the sculpt, so like I said the removable handles from his backpack are pretty useless, except for one of his weapons.
On his display base, there is some kind of water tank. It's made to look like it had burst open and water is spewing out. It stretches out and is actually bendable, and the very end has a peg hole that one of Aqualad's handles fits into nicely. I only wish it were removable from the display base, but sadly it isn't. It is rotatable, and as I said bendable, so it's not without its display value.
Overall, this is a fun figure, but it could have been better.
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