Sonic The Hedgehog E-123 Omega with Chaos Emerald

Purchased as a collector.Omega's paint job and quality matches that of the other characters in the Sonic Jakks 4 inch collection.Turnable wrists, hips. Standard bending/turning joint for shoulders and for ankles. No actuation on the elbows/knees. The figure is accurately proportioned, and is 4 and 3/4 inches (12.065 cm) tall in accordance to his greater height than most of the characters. The shoulder pads feel a little loose and jiggly, but not in the way that they could fall off, they just aren't secured to the abdomen because that would restrict the shoulder actuation, they are actually over the connection between the shoulder joints to the abdomen.I really like the figure.

Yo this Omega figure is amazing!!I wasn't sure at first due to the price, but it's bigger and better than i expected 0.0 He looks huge next to my figures of the rest of Team Dark XD but that's fitting ovo)b So many of his parts move which surprised me and even the chaos emerald it comes with can stand on it's own easily :0I would have gone absolutely crazy for this as a child! Although to be fair, i love it in the present too!

My grandson loves it

when i got it i expected the head to move other wise great you should buy

thanks for the service of delivering 123 - Omega to me for my collection.

God I love omega

Getting this out of the way first before I even talk about the figure itself, this figure's MSRP is $10. It's apparently rather uncommon, so it's being sold here on Amazon for around double that or even more at the time of writing this review. Do yourself a favor and don't buy it at that price. Either pick it up at a retailer that sells Jakks Pacific Sonic figures, wait for the price to drop, or wait for Jakks Pacific to re-release it in a future wave of figures.I absolutely can't believe that Jakks made a figure of E-123 Omega. The rebellious final E-100 robot created by Dr. Eggman and a member of Team Dark! He's one of my favorites in the Sonic series and I never expected him to get a figure-- let alone get a figure before other more important Sonic characters! You won't catch me complaining though, I love this.The figure is basically perfect. As with most of the other Sonic figures Jakks Pacific has produced, it's really quite hard to find anything to actually complain about. If you're familiar with Omega from the video games, you'll recognize straightaway that he looks totally spot-on! From his head to his claws to his feet to his paint details, everything is here and accounted for. As with other robots Jakks has made in this line, he has quite a lot of articulation. He even moves at the elbows! However, his forearms are so big and bulky, they don't have a ton of range, really. Unlike the video games where this hulking robot can seemingly move shockingly freely, our miniature Omega has to obey the laws of physics. At any rate-- what I'm trying to say is that the figure is just awesome.The accessory Omega comes with is the yellow Chaos Emerald, which is appreciated! We're getting closer to finally having all seven Chaos Emeralds together. However, this accessory is a re-release... if you purchased the strange off-colored variant of Sonic from a while back, you will already have this. Personally, I think it would've been a lot cooler if Omega came with an interchangeable extra arm-- in the games he's able to swap his hands into blasters on the fly! It would've been awesome to have that here, too, with this figure. Nonetheless, the Chaos Emerald is still cool.If you can find it for its retail price of $10, I absolutely recommend this figure. Now that Jakks has made figures of Shadow the Hedgehog, E-123 Omega, and Rouge the Bat, we can finally assemble all of Team Dark! How cool is that?