Action Figure #828: Blokees Wolverine

 The short king got shorter.

 Well, why stop at one Blokees when I could have two, now with Wolverine joining the fray. This is actually my third Blokees, but my Deadpool broke. Twice. Ah, well!

 Well, while Aioria was fairly well organized, Wolverine was not AS much fun to build. Mind you, I didn't hate it, but unlike Aioria, Wolvie comes with many pieces that aren't numbered, so you have to look very carefully at the images in order to get the right side of things. It's not a huge deal, but it's something I noticed. The end result of Wolverine looks pretty nice, I love the deep yellow and dark blue, but he certainly looks a bit... cartoony, which I wasn't expecting since Aioria looked relatively anime-like. Still, it's a good looking figure.

 You end up with two heads, an angry and a neutral look, four shoulders, two have pegs for the shoulder pads, the other ones do not, and four hands, two clawed fists and two cupping hands.

 Articulation is excellent. Double jointed elbows and knees, with swivels on his thighs and biceps. The ab crunch, the neck and the waist are all ball jointed, and he even has toe-articulation! Not to mention butterfly joints. The shoulder pads click onto a peg that can be moved around a bit, and lets you play around with them. The only issue is that the shoulders with the shoulder pads don't have as much range to the sides, but thanks to the butterfly joints, you can still get good range from them. He is about as tall as my Aioria, and quite a bit shorter than a Marvel Legends.

 Well, my girlfriend and I had a fun time building up Logan. He was another fun Blokees to add to my small collection.

7.5