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ONE:12COLLECTIVE
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Deadpool

X-Men - San Diego Comic Con
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Summary

Hmm…Unique to the One:12 Collective line, the X-Men Deadpool figure stands out as the first release of a trio featuring this costume variant, characterized by its blue and yellow color scheme. Despite its limited comic appearance, this design is a fan-favorite, and the figure boasts exceptional sculpting details, particularly in the boots and accessories, which include a machine gun with a removable ammo clip, a katana, and unique grenade designs. However, the figure's soft goods costume has drawn mixed reactions due to its loose fit, which some collectors feel detracts from the overall aesthetic compared to previous versions in the line.

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by JediWolverine

185 figures

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by TivanTheCollector

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Reference Information (Wiki)

History
Deadpool dons this suit in Cable & Deadpool Issue #9, "The BURNT OFFERING Part Three -- When the Whip Comes Down" published in 2011. Deadpool wanted to match the X-Men as a condition of him helping them. They're teaming up to go after Cable, who's losing his mind. The issue only really shows Deadpool in this "Bluepool" suit a handful of times. Don't read the screenshots if you don't want spoilers.
Deadpool jumping out of the jet.Deadpool jumping out of the jet.1
SPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suitSPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suit2
Close-up of the mask and chestClose-up of the mask and chest3
Deadpool dons this suit in Cable & Deadpool Issue #9, "The BURNT OFFERING Part Three -- When the Whip Comes Down" published in 2011. Deadpool wanted to match the X-Men as a condition of him helping them. They're teaming up to go after Cable, who's losing his mind. The issue only really shows Deadpool in this "Bluepool" suit a handful of times. Don't read the screenshots if you don't want spoilers.
Deadpool jumping out of the jet.Deadpool jumping out of the jet.1
SPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suitSPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suit2
Close-up of the mask and chestClose-up of the mask and chest3

References (3)

1
Deadpool jumping out of the jet.
Deadpool jumping out of the jet.
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2
SPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suit
SPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suit
Image
3
Close-up of the mask and chest
Close-up of the mask and chest
Image

References (3)

1
Deadpool jumping out of the jet.
Deadpool jumping out of the jet.
Image
2
SPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suit
SPOILER, but one of the best illustrations of the entire suit
Image
3
Close-up of the mask and chest
Close-up of the mask and chest
Image

Pros!

  • Unique blue and yellow X-Men costume differentiates it from other Deadpool figures.
  • First in a trilogy of Deadpool figures, increasing its collectibility.
  • Exceptional sculpt details on boots and head portraits, enhancing visual appeal.
  • Variety of accessories includes a machine gun, katana, and grenades, providing options for display.
  • Superior articulation allows for a wide range of dynamic poses.
  • Soft goods costume adds texture, though some reviewers noted it appears loose.
  • Two distinct head portraits featuring different expressions offer display versatility.
  • Excellent articulation, complemented by a well-functioning stand.

Cons!

  • Soft goods costume perceived as loose-fitting and pajama-like, detracting from overall appearance.
  • Lacks common Deadpool accessories like a second katana and an unmasked head.
  • Concerns about value relative to more affordable alternatives, especially regarding accessory count.
  • Some reviewers noted that the head sculpts are not significantly different from each other.
  • One reviewer experienced an issue with paint applications on certain accessories.

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

Wade Winston Wilson, known to the world as Deadpool, is a disfigured and mentally unstable mercenary with the superhuman ability of an accelerated healing factor and physical prowess. He is presented here in his blue and yellow X-Men outfit. If you think it’s strange to see Wade Wilson in a X-Men outfit, then you are not alone because Deadpool thinks so too! Deadpool tried on X-Men attire as a bet with Wolverine and Beast in the Cable and Deadpool comic series. Deadpool,decked out in his blue and yellow X-Men attire, joins the One:12 Collective with a comprehensively detailed outfit and portrait sculptures.

X-Men Deadpool joins the One:12 Collective with a comprehensively detailed outfit and unique character specific accessories.

The X-Men Deadpool One:12 Collective Summer Exclusive figure features:

  • Two head portraits
  • One:12 Collective body with  over 30 points of articulation
  • Hand painted authentic detailing
  • Over 16cm tall
  • Eight (8) interchangeable hands including One (1) pair of fists (L & R) One (1) pair of gun-holding hands (L & R) One (1) pair of sword-holding hands (L & R) One (1) grenade holding hand (R) One (1) shaka / “hang loose” hand (L)

Costume:

  • Sculpted gloves on each hand
  • Vambrace on each forearm
  • Harness with sculpted pouches
  • Sculpted boots

Accessories:

  • One (1) machine gun with removable ammo clip and opening grenade chamber
  • Four (4) 40mm style grenades (fit in the grenade launcher chamber)
  • Four  (4) throwing grenades
  • One (1) katana with sheath
  • One (1) handgun with removable clip
  • One (1) One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • One (1) One:12 Collective adjustable display post

Each One:12 Collective X-Men Deadpool figure is packaged in a deluxe, collector friendly box, designed with collectors in mind, there are no twist ties for easy in and out of package display.

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