Batman Sovereign Knight
Announced Nov 26, 2018










Summary
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Pros!
- Exclusive Onyx Edition features a glossy black costume reminiscent of Michael Keaton’s 1989 Batman, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
- Leather-like cape made from a shiny, lightweight material allows for easy posing and a natural flow.
- Hand-painted chest insignia with a textured yellow oval and reinforced breastplate adds detail and authenticity.
- Superior articulation allows for dynamic posing, with features like double-jointed elbows and knees, butterfly shoulders, and ball hips.
- Vinyl body armor designed to reduce creasing and improve articulation through segmented plates and patterns.
- Includes 4 interchangeable head sculpts (long ears, short ears, battle-damaged, unmasked Bruce Wayne), providing various display options.
- Extensive hand options with 11 interchangeable hands, including a kryptonite knuckle duster hand, enhancing playability.
- Arsenal of gadgets includes 10 small batarangs, 1 large carbon-fiber textured batarang, bat-drone with articulated wings, sonic disruptor gun, and grappling gun with two types of grappling hooks.
- Bat-drone accessory stands out with its articulated wings, adding a futuristic element to the arsenal.
- Soft goods suit with a rubber-like texture provides a fresh tactile feel, enhancing the overall aesthetic.
- Detailed paint applications on gadgets enhance the premium look and feel.
- Compatibility of heads and some accessories with other Mezco Batman figures allows for customization.
Cons!
- The glossy finish on the suit and cape can obscure details, which may not appeal to all collectors.
- Limited articulation around the ankles due to the suit material, hindering deep crouches.
- Bat-drone lacks an included stand, complicating hovering display options.
- Some figures may have a slightly crooked yellow bat logo on the chest out of the box.
- Small batarangs may fall easily from hands during posing.
- Careful posing is required to avoid potential tearing or creasing of the soft vinyl suit over time.
- Base stand features a bat emblem color that does not match the figure’s chest logo, which some find unattractive.
- The alternate short-eared Batman head sculpt is less favored by some collectors.
- Utility belt tends to ride high, affecting figure proportions slightly and making the torso appear shorter.
Product Info
From the boxMezco’s One:12 Collective Batman trilogy continues with Batman: Sovereign Knight. Now at the peak of his career, the Sovereign Knight is the Batman of the present day. This is Batman in his prime.
The One:12 Collective Batman: Sovereign Knight – Onyx Edition features exclusively designed Bat-Suit body armor detail and a reinforced breast plate bat insignia. The Caped Crusader comes loaded with Bat-Gadgets including a Bat-Drone and Sonic Disruptor.
Using the tools and knowledge he has acquired since starting his war on crime, in combination with his upgraded arsenal, the Sovereign Knight is ready to take on the most dangerous of Gotham’s criminals.
THE ONE:12 COLLECTIVE BATMAN SOVEREIGN KNIGHT FIGURE FEATURES:
- One:12 Collective body with over 30 points of articulation
- Four (4) head portraits
- Hand painted authentic detailing
- Approximately 17cm tall
- Nine (9) interchangeable handsOne (1) pair of fists (L&R)One (1) pair of posing hands (L&R)One (1) pair of gun holding hands (L&R)One (1) pair of batarang holding hands (L&R)One (1) kryptonite knuckle duster (R)
COSTUME:
- Cowled head
- Chest insignia
- Leather-like cape
- Fitted suit with body armor detail
- SAP gloves
- Utility belt with grappling gun holster
- Tactical boots
ACCESSORIES:
- Ten (10) small batarangs
- One (1) large batarang
- One (1) bat-drone
- One (1) sonic distributor
- One (1) grappling gun
- One (1) grappling hook (inserts into gun)
- One (1) grappling hook with string attached (inserts into gun)
Each One:12 Collective Sovereign Knight – Onyx Edition figure is packaged in a collector friendly box, designed with collectors in mind.
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