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That's Not My Shepard! Shots Of Mass Effect 2 Toys
I broke the news of DC Unlimited's Mass Effect 2 action figures roughly a decade ago (give or take a day). Back then, DC Unlimited didn't have final sculpts to show. Today, the company has blessed with shots of the figures in all their painted glory. I plan on playing the role of collector (you know, like those buggy-eyed aliens from the game) by wiping store shelves clean of these amazingly detailed figures.
If you frequent the same toy store I do, there's a chance Shepard will be the only character left on the hook. The reason? The male version of Shepard is not my Shepard. My Shepard looks like Captain Janeway. I'm holding out hope that an upcoming series of figures features the female version. I have a feeling this will end up being a day of purchase decision for me. What to do? What to do?
All four figures will be available on August 25. The SRP hasn't been released yet, but don't be surprised if they are pricey (all DC Unlimited toys are).
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