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Ki-Adi-Mundi (Jedi Master) #44
Release Date Sept. 2002 Accessories
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| To tell the truth, this figure really isn't that much of an improvement over the first Ki-Adi figure. Aside from the arm articulation, a bit of deco, and a metal-hilted lightsaber, it's pretty much the same figure. I wish Hasbro would have given us at least a new pose . . . perhaps a more dynamic stance that fits nicely in a Geonosian Arena. Here's hoping that Hasbro makes out favorite cone-head Jedi less static next time. Perhaps a Episode 3 death pose. Come on, you know it has to happen . . . poor lil Mundi ! |
The lack of articulation is what makes this figure an overall 3. Seriously lacking in this area, he is. On the flip side, The sculpt, on Mundi, is wonderful , especially the entire head and face. The only thing wrong is the lack of action with this guy, however he looks great in any Jedi dioramas out there. Overall this is truly kick ass figure yet not the most exciting one being offered. The SAGA version is truly an upgrade from EP 1's version. The paint job is very good too. Lots of nice washes and color schemes.
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