Juggernaut

I did not yet have a Juggernaut so this guy was kind of a no-brainer. (can we get a gamerverse Colossus now Hasbro? Please...)<br><br>Anyway, I think this guy is overall pretty great. He's a hefty hunk of plastic. Love the effect piece...though it took me a while to figure it out until I realized his knuckleduster came off.&nbsp;<br><br>Sculpt is solid though I think the criticisms that he doesn't really look like the game version are fair. But a proper game Juggernaut would probably be even bigger in terms of proportions. The only real paint point for me with this figure is that his chest feels like it could snap if you force it. Trying to rotate the diaphragm joint left or right he largely snaps back. I heated him up in water and it did work to loosen him but he seems to have reverted to the springy like movement.&nbsp;

I'm a massive Juggernaut fan. There's just something about this big lug that l love. I always gravitated to him. So deep down here, l knew l couldn't pass. And l'm happy l didn't. I'd highly recommend him. The movement you get out of this guy is incredible for such a bulky build.&nbsp;

Agreed! Had I not already had the two-pack Juggie in my collection I would have dropped trou for this in a moment.

I'll always love the original Hasbro Juggernaut, be it the BAF or the Colossus 2-Pack release. So when I heard of another on the horizon...I wasn't really sure it was necessary. He's bigger than the original, sure, but I don't think the original was necessarily undersized so much as Juggernaut is just a character whose size varies depending upon the artist. But once you have this guy in hand...holy mother, is it an upgrade. You can get this guy in any and every Juggernaut pose you'd want. It's glorious. Even if you have the original, I think he's worthy of a purchase. Both are fantastic figures and my plans are to display the other Juggernaut with the battle-damaged helmet now. This guy is a brick.&nbsp;

I feel like this is a sign we aren't getting a maximum any time soon.