Reverse Flash (Zoom)
Previews Exclusive
4 MO LATE
Previews Exclusive
- Property:
-
- MSRP:
- $80
- Limited to:
- 2,000
Pre-orderJul 1, 2016
Est. shipOct 1, 2016
Act. shipFeb 1, 2017
Announced Jul 1, 2016
Summary
Hmm…Reverse Flash (Zoom) stands out as a Previews Exclusive variant, showcasing a unique design with its inverted color scheme compared to The Flash. While it shares many accessories with the Flash figure, it includes a distinctive "tornado" effect piece and maintains a highly detailed sculpt, particularly evident in its menacing head sculpt. The figure's combination of soft goods and plastic elements may create some visual disparity, but it captures the essence of one of DC's most intriguing villains effectively.
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Reviews
Mezco: One:12 Collective PX Exclusive ZOOM (Reverse Flash)
thefwoosh.com
TheFwoosh highlights Zoom’s tornado effect accessory for dynamic posing challenges.
Flash, Zoom One:12 Collective action figures
www.mwctoys.com
Michael Crawford highlights the Flash's two distinct portraits as a standout feature.
Mezco one:12 collective Reverse Flash "Zoom" Previews exclusive review
609 Collector
2.2K views
609 Collector emphasizes the unique whirlwind effects accessory, enhancing dynamic poses for Reverse Flash.
Unboxing: The One:12 Collective Reverse Flash/Zoom
Graphic Policy
1.8K views
Graphic Policy highlights the unique internal art design of the Previews Exclusive Reverse Flash (Zoom).
Zoom (Reverse-Flash) - Mezco One:12 Collective Figure Review
Darth Deuces
975 views
Darth Deuces highlights the impressive speed force effects that enhance Zoom's dynamic poses.
Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective Zoom figure review. (Previews Exclusive)
BATBOMB 82
2K views
BATBOMB 82 notes the unique yellow tornado effect piece that enhances Zoom's dynamic poses.
Mezco One:12 Collective ZOOM action figure toy review
TalkerArt
3.6K views
TalkerArt reveals Zoom's flawless head sculpt, a standout feature among the line.
Pros!
- Highly detailed sculpt with a menacing expression, red irises, and black eyes effectively capturing the character’s persona.
- Soft spandex fabric suit complements articulation while showcasing musculature underneath for a realistic appearance.
- Excellent paint applications, particularly on the logo, mask, and facial details, enhancing overall quality.
- Over 32 points of articulation allow for dynamic posing, especially in running stances.
- Accessories include three interchangeable hands, a heavy translucent yellow tornado effect, multiple lightning crackle effects, a sturdy display stand with an adjustable clamp, and an accessory pouch.
- Sculpted lightning bolt wings on boots and gauntlets add visual interest and detail.
- Adjustable display stand maintains stability in dynamic poses.
Cons!
- Noticeable contrast between plastic gauntlets, boots, and cowl with the fabric suit, detracting from a seamless appearance.
- Only one head sculpt included, lacking alternate facial expressions for varied display options.
- Difficulty with wrist rotation due to tight joints or gauntlet interference.
- The weight of the tornado accessory may require careful posing to prevent drooping.
- Belt is only attached at the back, allowing it to float slightly on the hips, which may shift during posing.
- Some reviewers noted that the fabric suit’s bunching could be distracting in deeper stances.
Product Info
From the boxA PREVIEWS Exclusive! Eobard Thawne, a speedster from the 25th-century, is one of the Flash’s most dangerous foes as the Reverse Flash. Meticulously developed to capture his speedy look, this figure is outfitted on Mezco’s hyper-articulated One:12 Collective body. Featuring over 32 points of articulation, intricate sculptural work, incredible costume detailing, and tons of accessories, the final result is a seamless blend of a timeless icon with a “real world” look.
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