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Love It Or Hate It: New Shot Of Anime-Like Mass Effect Statue Surfaces
This morning I woke up to an email inbox filled requests from people asking me to leave a mean comment about the new Mass Effect statue on Kotobukiya's Facebook page. These people are not happy with the anime direction Kotobukiya is going in with its Mass Effect statues.
If I were going to purchase a Liara statue, I would want it to look just like the in-game model that BioWare created. At the same time, I'm not going to say Kotobukiya is doing anything wrong. If you walk down the toy isle in any comic book store, you'll see anime versions of Superman and Star Wars toys that have bigger heads than torsos. it happens all the time. Toy manufacturers take creative liberties with licenses and people seem to love them. What do you think about the statue?
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