TAMASHII NATIONS Bandai S.H. Figuarts Super Mario Bowser Action Figure

Bowser is solid and well balanced. I have never used the stand for bowser as he simply doesn't need it even with the fireball. His articulation is pretty limited however. There's no elbow or knee joints but this does keep the figure looking clean. He is just barely taller than Mario, but it definitely hasn't been an issue for setting up scenes. Where this figure shines is the level of detail in his skin, hair and especially his shell. The additional hands are simple but I really like them to convey aggressive emotion. At $45 it's a bit pricey but when your other option is the Jakks bowser that been inflated to $70, this is far better. Despite the low articulation, I have found this to be a great figure and deserving of 5 stars.

I pre-ordered one of these amazing figures last November from Japan and it basically never arrived so when I found it on Amazon, on Prime, I was flabbergasted! I bought two of them because these are limited edition. It's really cool! The best one yet! The hands, feet, and head are all articulated but you still wanna be careful of course. The fireball is amazingly realistic! It comes with a platform to stand on so you really get your moneys worth. KING BOWSER RULES!

This is a good price for the figure. He is a bulky character, and still achieves a good amount poses. Paint is nice and the joints are sturdy. There is a peg hole right under his belly and above his tail that looks a little suspect. Minor complaint.

Es la mejor figura del personaje en su escala !!El detalle es que es del mismo tamaño de Mario y Luigi, cuando se supone que debe ser más Grande, fuera de ese detalle, hay que insistir, es la mejor figura del personaje.

It certainly looks better than other Bowser figures of similar size, especially poseable ones.However given the specific toyline it belongs to, and ergo its price, it is missing alot of features that should've been included to justify the price.The fireball is a great accessory but the other 2 mouths are near identical, one of them should've been a closed one, definitely.Speaking of redundancy the alternate claws are a serious letdown. They are near identical too! The other set of hands should've been closed or more open. Or maybe clasped to hold another accessory?Another major letdown is the lack of joints. Bowser ain't exactly the pinnacle of flexibility but a figure of this line needs to at least have bendable arms and legs. All we get is awkward neck joint and rotating arms and legs and joints on the...feet? That's it. Posing is super limited and makes me sad because it is the only Bowser figure of its type.Overall, I only got this because the price had lowered briefly and I'm such a Bowser fanboy. If you've got money to spend, go right ahead but I don't recommend it if you've bought other toys of this style and expect the same quality standards. There's always amiibo to consider too.

Cool but he's a lil small, compared to the princess peach he is about her height. You can stand him on his toes to make him look taller. He looks great with bowser jr from Nintendo world. And the Nintendo world bowser is taller but this bowser is better if you ask me, they should've just made him taller. He's got neck movement arms and legs but his tail does not have any articulation.

Really cool!! Kiddos love it. Worth the extra money.

Nice addition to our Mario collection. The only issue we have is that the tongue for one of the jaw pieces separates, and we have to make sure it doesn't get lost. It's a hefty figure though, and sturdy otherwise.