The Loyal SubjectsAvatar The Last Airbender Aang BST AXN 5" Action Figure

This item is a gift for one of my nephews and I am very thankful for it came in a buble wrap which protected the toy box. Anng + Momo are beautiful made in each detail. The material od the toys looks durable. Anng's head and hands are interchangeable. It came with two additional sets of hands and two additional heads. Highly recommend this product from this vendor.

Great quality and worth every penny. Had a lot of detail and perfect for a true fan.

Hi :)I am by no means an expert on The Last Airbender or action figures. This review is about this Aang figure. I tried to be informative.Out of the packaging, the joints were very stiff and and I liked that, hoping it meant the figure was new. However, some of the joints were so stiff that was afraid I would snap the joints. In particular, the thigh-cut joints were not budging.--Safety warning: attempt at own risk...To help address the stiff and frozen joints, I removed Aang’s head & hands, then heated water, poured it into a cup and then dropped Aang in for a minute or two, to help soften the plastic enough to where I could free up the joints. Although most joints freed up nicely, both thigh-cuts were still frozen (didn’t swivel at all). I had to wrap each leg in a cloth (to protect the plastic) and carefully use pliers to rotate the thighs, until the thigh-cuts freed up. Eventually, they freed up and now the both rotate 360 degrees with no issues.I feel everyone’s articulation might vary, but here was mine, after doing the above heated water method. The pictures show height & some articulation. The short cape is removed in most of the pictures, to help show the articulation.--Height: approximately 3.75“Head: Doing the water method made it much easier to remove/put on the heads.Although here was almost no head tilt backwards, the head was able to tilt down, as well as right and left.Butterfly joint: This was a pleasant surprise and it works pretty well, too! On mine, his left butterfly joint was frozen, even after the water. By accident, I pushed arm deeper into the socket and thought I broke it. However, that somehow freed up the butterfly joint. I don’t know how all that is made and works, but now it works just fine.Shoulders: was able to laterally raise his arms to the sides 90 degrees. When turning the shoulder joint/hinge upwards, was able to get higher than 90 degrees.Bicep: swivel 360 degrees.Elbows: they are double-jointed elbows and bend a little more more than 90 degrees.Hands: They all pivot and hinge in/out.On mine, the arrow is missing on the back of his right hand. I checked the cartoon and there are arrows on the backs of both hands.The weapon often sat loosely in the hands and fell out. But, one solution is to use small clear bands (like for hair) to help hold the weapon in place.Torso: diaphragm. Mine had almost no rotation nor to angle forward or to the sides; there is slight tilting backwards.Torso: waist. I was able to turn his waist 360 degreesHips: about 45 degrees forward and sides, but almost none backwards.Thigh-cut: 360 degrees. After letting the figure cool completely loosening the thigh-cut and, I was able to carefully rotate both thigh-cuts 360 degrees.Knees: double-jointed and bend a little more than 90 degrees. I’m not sure, but his clothing strap behind each knee might be what prevents the further knee bend. Not a complaint, as that is how is clothing design was.Ankles/Feet:The feet can point down, keeping the curvature of the shin.The rocker/side-angle of the feet, mine can hit 90 degree angle to the insideLoosening the ankles up in the water might have loosened the ankles a bit too much, as I think they don’t hold positions as strong as before the water. That being said, I feel the feet can reach deeper angles.--My overall thoughts.3 head sculpts3 pairs of hands1 additional figure1 accessory-weapon1 removable capeDecent articulationI was one of the lucky ones in that my figure was not broken nor missing anything; the only thing was the missing arrow on the back of the right hand. I paid $13.49 and would rate this 3.75 as out of 5 stars; for Amazon’s rating, I bumped this up to 4 stars. I do feel a couple/view dollars lower in price would be a match. But, again, I don’t know much about the animation series.I hope this is helpful to anyone. Take care :)

Steer clear of the product. I don’t leave feedback unless the item is terrible. And I feel that this product is horrible. It’s a flimsy product. When I received it, the right hands was off but in the compartment with the body. Testing out the joints, the hands fell. They don’t snap in so they don’t stay on. The right foot fell off. Each of the faces has a defect along the jaw line. This is just from just testing the movability of the attachments. I’ve been debating whether to return, but is it really worth the energy for the cost of a hamburger (16 bucks). Looks awesome in the case and that’s it. The more I write this- it’s going back.

These action figures are hard to find. I was thrilled when I found this one for my grandson. It is very well made.

Too many loose pieces

My son loved this toy! He specifically wanted to be able to change Aang’s facial expressions. This is a perfect action figure for young Avatar fans who want to actually put their toys into action.

Product was in good packaging and good quality.