Product Description
Talk trash with Dante! From Capcom’s<i> Devil May Cry 3,</i> Dante comes equipped with a new joint system that allows for a ton of dynamic action poses using only 14 joints! Ready to be posed on his action base, this 6-inch action figure comes equipped with one interchangeable head, two hand guns, a sword, a double-barreled sawed-off shot gun, and an electric guitar.
As I said, i wasn’t expecting a huge toy but almost all the weapons are actually larger than it. It’s cool, though, and the price is fair.
Now this figure I have is not your average figure to get for your child to play because he likes playing Devil May Cry, but since the game is rated M for Mature I doubt that’s the case. You either play with them or are a collector. So let’s get to the points. The articulation is somewhat full, hip and thigs have no real joints but they are made to do various poses, but good luck getting them there. They are stiff as wood. The detail is very good until you get tot he face. That is probably the major drawback, the face. If you pose it right it looks somewhat like Dante, but other than that it might as well be Raiden from MGS2 with white hair or the brother of Olga Gerlukavich from the same game. The bonus weapons of the shotgun, Ebony and Ivory, the guitar, all look like the weapons for ht egame, except the shotgun might be the design from DMC 2. The reason Isay this is because the hilt of Rebellion seems to look more like DMC 2, even though it does have the face awakened,it has the bulky hilt or hand guard as the Rebellion from Devil May Cry 2. In DMC 3, the game the real model for the sword should be based off of, Rebellion has those thin hilts that stick out instead of hte blockier build. Just look at the two swords and You’ll see what I mean. Also, Dante is shorter than a can of soda. Still, if you’re a hardcore DMC fan and own all the games, all the books, all the shirts (yes I do own them all) and a replica of one of the one of swords (I got Rebellion), then you should buy this one.