Max Factory To Release Metroid: Other M Samus Aran Figma Figurine

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Earlier in the week, we read reports that Max Factory would be creating two officially-licensed Samus figurines for release in 2012, based on her look in Metroid: Other M.

 

I held off on posting the news since no images of the figures were available, but since then, Tokyo Hunter and Tomopop have managed to get ahold of some. 

 

Both figures are planned for release in 2012. The one pictured to the right is a Figma.

 

The one below is a 1/8 scale static PVC figure of Zero Suit Samus:

 

You can find more images of both figures over at Tomopop in the link above.


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