The doctor is in the house.
It might not be her iconic Jester outfit, but I do own a
Harley Quinn figure. Released on the tail end of Mattel's reign with DC's license, this was the final Harley Quinn figure they got to release, and they packed her with stuff.
Whether you like this modern design or not, there's no denying that it does capture her Rebirth look quite well. It features the more modern articulation they had designed for these new Multiverse line of figures, and they packed her with a ton of accessories, making her a pretty cool figure.
Even her
ponytails are articulated! This is a pretty good Harley Quinn figure, there's quite a decent amount of poses you can get out of her, that said, while her knees are double-jointed, her elbows have a single joint, and there's no torso swivel. She has the tiniest bit of ab crunch, but it might as well not even be there. Being on the Multiverse brand, she's slightly taller than the Bucky Cap mold.
This one was probably one of the better Multiverse figures that Mattel got to release. She goes great alongside the rest of the Batman cast, and she's filled with accessories that could also work for a Joker figure!
8.5
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