As we reported before, the figure comes with an assortment of parts and accessories: two facial expressions, a swappable Z-buster arm, three Z-saber slash effects and a couple different hands. The figure is based on Zero's updated look, clad in shoulder pads and gold trimming across the armor. Supposedly, his gorgeous mane of blonde hair received a new mold, poised to eliminate the fragility issues of Type 1's locks. Looks snazzy, if you ask me.
Zero Type 2 will retail for 3,675 (roughly $48 US), and can be imported from online retailers like Amiami and HLJ. If you're the patient type, you can wait it out a bit longer for Bluefin to release the figure in the States next month.
With Type 2 off the burner and out the door, we can look ahead to D-Arts Vile's upcoming summer release. Stay tuned!
I'd love some ZX or EXE models from these guys. I'd totally grab a Shirogane Luna figure if they had one, too...
ReplyDeleteI swear, they have better of fixed those STUPID joints! On the knees and elbows!!!!! And a better paint job, no more errors here and there please!!!!! The hair joint they fixed it as they said but we won't get any compensation for the flaw for those who purchased Zero ver.1 Cheap hair joint.
ReplyDeleteI found out in time to avoid purchasing the 1st version, so I'm excited to pick this one up as well as VaVa! That will pretty much finish out the non-custom figures I care to get :)
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I guess I should be glad NOT to have picked up V1 Zero. I can't wait to get my hands on V2 Zero and Vile!
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