Sep 7th 2012 By: Caleb Goellner
Just in time for the
Mega Man's (or Rockman, as he's known in Japan) 25th anniversary, Bandai is bringing the classic version of the hero, his robo dog Rush and a Metall/Met into its
D-Arts line of articulated action figures. Set for release in Japan in early 2013, the figure will stand 105 mm (a little more than four inches) tall and retail for ¥3,675 (about $47 USD). Following in the footsteps of a few versions of Mega Man X, Zero and the villainous Vile, Classic Mega Man will come equipped with a few swappable faces, hands and arms, plus attachable energy blast accessories. Articulation and accessory-wise, this Mega Man action figure hits something of a sweet spot between
Kotobukiya's recent model kit and the
'90s animated series MM figures from Bandai (or, I guess
the Jazwares figures from a few years back). Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Rush will be able to transform into a flying skateboard. You can take a look at more images of D-Arts Mega Man, Rush and Met after the jump.
[Via
Toy Ark]
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