NEW PRODUCT: HONO (HOT TOYS): 1/6 scale X-MEN MAGNETO ACTION FIGURE

Here comes another legendary mutant action figure from HONŌ STUDIO! Rise from the X-Men comic book series, the Magneto figure features a helmeted head, interchangeable hands and attachable color effects for power display with signature comic cover style backdrop! This 1/6th scale figure’s outfit is a combination of sharp red and different hues of metallic purple, embedded with detail elements. Gesture hands are equipped with a magnetic mechanism, allowing them to hold small metal accessories. Designed to showcase Magneto’s iconic style in various poses, the figure comes with enhanced articulation. From his facial expression to his classic costume, no detail has been overlooked!
SPECIFICATIONS
PRODUCT CODEHS02
PRODUCT NAMEMAGNETO
HEIGHTAPPROXIMATELY 32 CM
POINTS OF ARTICULATIONS26
SPECIAL FEATURESDISTINCTIVE COSTUME FEATURES INCLUDING PATTERN AND COLORING IS CAREFULLY DESIGNED TO RECREATE MAGNETO’S ICONIC APPEARANCE
PRODUCT RELEASE DATEAPPROXIMATELY Q4, 2024
ARTISTS
Figure Specification:
• Height: approximately 32 cm
• Points of Articulation: 26
• Scale: 1/6th scale

Special features:
• Distinctive costume features including pattern and coloring is carefully designed to recreate Magneto’s iconic appearance
• Signature red and metallic purple costume with wired cape
• Magneto’s helmeted head
• Specialized body
• Fist (1 pair)
• Hand with magnetic feature (1 pair)
• Swirl-shaped magnetism accessory (1 set)
• Comic cover fitting figure stand (1 set)

Release date: Approximately Q4, 2024

**Prototype shown, final product may be slightly different
**Product details can subject to change without further notice
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Poor Wolvie has to serve as Magneto's punching bag again  .

Looks pretty cool, though a little cartoonish, for obvious reasons.
But why Hono rather than Hot Toys as the brand name?

GubernatorFan wrote:Looks pretty cool, though a little cartoonish, for obvious reasons.
But why Hono rather than Hot Toys as the brand name?

I believe they wanted to separate it as an entry line for collectors (ie lower price). However, by doing so, this also gives the notion that it won't be up to par with the usual Hot toys quality. I don't know where they are taking shortcuts to lower price. There's definitely less accessories , but does it also mean the bodies are cheaper bodies/cheaper materials? We will have to wait and see how the wolverine turns out to see I guess. However for what it is, I think it looks fantastic.

csyeung wrote:

GubernatorFan wrote:Looks pretty cool, though a little cartoonish, for obvious reasons.
But why Hono rather than Hot Toys as the brand name?

I believe they wanted to separate it as an entry line for collectors (ie lower price). However, by doing so, this also gives the notion that it won't be up to par with the usual Hot toys quality. I don't know where they are taking shortcuts to lower price. There's definitely less accessories , but does it also mean the bodies are cheaper bodies/cheaper materials? We will have to wait and see how the wolverine turns out to see I guess. However for what it is, I think it looks fantastic.

I agree, for what it is, it seems great. Cutting corners to lower the price is alarming, however, considering how they have been doing this often enough even with their higher end pricier figures. And their bodies are no longer particularly amazing...

I did think in a few images that the plastic looks somewhat cheap. But that is probably why they are starting the brand with comic book style characters. The cheap materials seem more forgivable with this look.