Two-Face - The New Batman Adventures

Harvey Dent is the one character that benefits most from minimalism. It's...literally...the character, black and white. It's his persona incarnate. It's literally perfect, and, as a result, the comics followed suit, and it's become his definitive look. Why they never put him in black and white to begin with is actually rather questionable in retrospect. Why orange and purple? Bizarre. Just add that to the long list of BTAS additions and alternate takes on lore that improved things in comics moving forward. And here it's barely a difference between BTAS and TNBA. Simply put, he's just more angular and thinned out. That's it. Same Two-Face, just this one's diet. So, as a result, this is one of the better redesigns because, really, it barely even classifies as one. He's not necessarily better than BTAS, but he's no worse either. They just break even because they're so similar. As for his figure, he's one of the best in the line, the usual articulation limits aside. If you were to get a single villain from the TNBA subline, I'd argue this is the one to buy. Not only is he important to a few episodes of TNBA, but he's not a downgrade in his appearance.