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Spider-Man 2099

Summary

Hmm…Unique to the One:12 Collective line, the Spider-Man 2099 figure features a meticulously designed Unstable Molecule suit that effectively combines soft goods and plastic elements, enhancing both aesthetic and poseability. Its standout accessories include a wrist communicator with a Lyla projection effect, which is not available with competing figures, and a variety of web lines that offer versatility for dynamic poses. The figure also boasts three distinct head portraits, including a fully unmasked Miguel O'Hara, allowing for diverse display options.

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Pros!

  • Excellent detailing on the Unstable Molecules suit, with tight stitching and minimal bunching.
  • Unique accessories include a wrist communicator with a Lyla projection FX, enhancing playability.
  • Web cape features integrated posing wire, allowing for dynamic display options.
  • Over 32 points of articulation provide a wide range of posing possibilities.
  • Vibrant paint apps make the figure visually striking, particularly the red and blue contrast.
  • Comes with multiple accessories, including three head portraits and various web lines.
  • Improved articulation and fit compared to previous Spider-Man figures, allowing for creative posing.
  • Blending of soft goods and hard plastic parts is seamless, contributing to the figure’s overall aesthetic.

Cons!

  • Cape connection can be cumbersome, often leading to it draping awkwardly.
  • Arm spikes are made from stiff plastic, raising concerns about potential breakage during handling.
  • Limited articulation in the arms due to the soft goods, restricting some dynamic poses.

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

“That’d be me. The Spider-Man of tomorrow, here to save today…”

Spider-Man 2099 swings into the One:12 Collective!

The One:12 Collective Spider-Man 2099 wears an Unstable Molecules suit, a material created by Sue Storm and Reed Richards of the Fantastic Four. The suit features a web cape with integrated posing wire, spiked forearm gauntlets, and raised chest insignia. The web-slinger features three head portraits – masked, partially unmasked, and a fully unmasked Miguel O’Hara portrait.

Spider-Man 2099 is loaded with accessories including a removable wrist communicator featuring Lyla – Miguel’s A.I. assistant, multiple weblines in different styles that attach to his wrists, a web mask that fits over the heads of other One:12 Collective figures, and more.

In the year 2099, Miguel O’Hara has half of his DNA re-written with the genetic code of a spider and develops a wide array of powers. Gaining the proportionate strength, speed, and agility of a spider, he assumes the mantle as Spider-Man.

THE ONE:12 COLLECTIVE SPIDER-MAN 2099 FIGURE FEATURES:

  • One:12 Collective body with over 32 points of articulation
  • Three (3) head portraits
  • Hand painted authentic detailing
  • Approximately 17cm tall
  • Twelve (12) interchangeable hands including 

One (1) pair of fists (L & R) One (1) pair of web shooting hands (L & R) One (1) pair of web holding hands (L & R) Three (3) pairs of posing hands (L & R)

COSTUME:

  • Fitted Unstable Molecule suit with spider insignia
  • Web cape with integrated posing wire
  • Wrist gauntlets (permanently affixed to wrists)
  • Boots

ACCESSORIES:

  • One (1) wrist communicator
  • One (1) wrist communicator with Lyla projection FX (attaches to wrist communicator)
  • One (1) web mask
  • One (1) web base
  • Four (4) web lines in different styles (attaches to wrists)
  • One (1) One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • One (1) One:12 Collective adjustable display post

Each One:12 Collective Spider-Man 2099 figure is packaged in a collector-friendly box, designed with collectors in mind.

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