Good Build-Mediocre Figure
356751
This figure is very reminiscent of the Rahi Beasts from 2001. It has a nice complicated build, however the function lacks the coolness factor of its 2001 counterparts. The nicest thing it has is the Gold Skull Spider Mask, and its face print. It is a good set for completionists, but maybe not the best for causual BIONICLE fans. Unfortunately the box my copy of the figure came in was in rather poor condition. I would take a picture, but I got rid of the box years ago.
2342794
Found this guy at Toys R Us (really tough to find, and the box I found mine in was slightly bent, but the figure was otherwise fine). Funny enough, this is my first RID 2015 toy, so I don't really have anything to match him up against like the apparently made-of-explodium shoulders Grimlock or the slightly simplified Optimus.

The look of Megatronus is kinda like a combination of the blockiness of the "War Within" Fallen figure (especially in the shoulders and lower legs) matched with the sharp angles of the ROTF Fallen like the arm kibble and Decepticon-shaped head (he even comes with the telekinesis in the show). Add a dash of purple, and you have yourself a relatively show-accurate Megatronus, or The Fallen, whatever you like to call him. His tank mode was also inspired by the "War Within" figure, and the H-tank really reminds me of Transformers Animated Shockwave.

If there was anything holding this figure back, it's two things: scale and paint. While the paint job is pretty spot-on and nicely applied, I wish they could've gone with a deeper color scheme for the Clash of the Transformers version of Megatronus (compare the figure to his show appearance; the light grey parts should be darker). The staff/scepter/scalpel-thing he comes with is also accurate to the show sculpt-wise, but it should've been darker. His robot mode should also have more purple highlights and glowing blue parts. As for the scale aspect, this Deluxe/Warrior figure would've been better if RID came with a Voyager-class replacement, since despite the simplicity of the transformation, he easily towers over other characters in the show.

Despite this, the scale and paint can be balanced out by the absolute fun factor that Megatronus delivers. You can change the way you pose his weapon (arm-mounted or handheld), and his ball-joints are pretty secure and don't feel like they're gonna come loose and get all wiggly-wiggly. I'm not worried about Megatronus's arms exploding because of the ratchet joints, since the part of the elbow that brushes up against the ratchet is sculpted into the figure unlike Grimlock's, which are separately attached. The battle mask gives him a knightly appearance and it IS how he appeared for the better part of the first season before he got down and dirty. One funny thing about the sculpt is that the tank has those infamous drills; in robot mode, they end up on his butt. Butt drills in robot mode. The 360 waist swivel comes in handy since the torso becomes the lower part of the turret in tank mode, allowing for a 360 turret rotation only blocked by the missile launchers but even then you can still tilt the turret up a bit to get him to do a true 360. The staff can act like a bayonet in tank mode and it's a unique feature to Megatronus as far as I know. Last but not least, the transformation is fun to do and you'll probably find yourself turning him back-and-forth from robot to tank and back for a couple minutes. Or is that just me?

Comparing this figure to the production pics of the mass-retail version of Megatronus, this version is virtually identical except for the fact that his knight mask is flipped up and he has a few paint differences. Personally, I think this version is superior since even though it missed a few minor highlights in terms of paint, it definitely got the major parts down (the chest detail in particular is painted accurately despite the Decepticon sticker). All in all, highly recommended on my end.
1602282
Fairly decent playset, and close enough in scale to GI Joe and MU to work for the most part. Articulation on the figures isn't on par with those lines however, so Dr. Frankenstein and his monster won't wow you with poses. That said, they both look great, particularly for figures this size, plus the price is still reasonable. Glad I took a gamble on this set.
4210139
Pretty great figure, not too bad in the articulation except the head can't look up too far, detail with the paint is pretty good though, I have a visual review on YouTube in case you would like to see more https://youtu.be/TiwTmkjThKI
2040577
The figure looks good, the paint quality is clean, and the colors are bright. However, the legs are so loose that it barely stands on its own. The joints in the legs are definitely not strong enough to take advantage of any pose-ability they might have. Also, the handle for the shield is too small for the hand to fit through and the sword sheath peg fits into the figure's back so loosely that if you touch it, it will fall off.

I had a few World of Nintendo toys on my wishlist but I removed them after seeing the poor quality of this figure.
4391432
Good looking figure except for the cape, part of it goes between the legs so it looks a bit awkward and it's impossible to move it. The articulation everywhere else is good. It Doesn't come with any accessories like the other figures and it's also the shortest out of all of them so having them lined up looks weird.
293585
Figure is good... but not a favorite character....
1603371
Purchased this item from Amazon, I would recommend the same. The figure is beautiful and the box art is worth keeping as well. The face is pretty and looks like they spent the time to ensure it doesn't look stupid, which I really appreciate. It's great to add to the collection for displaying, but it's not my best figurine.

 I do have some issues with Morrigan, firstly, the wings are damn hard to get on. I had to shave the right wing peg that inserts into her back with scissors. The wings are fragile, but they are meant to be thin. The stand for her isn't ugly but it isn't pretty either and the difficulty I had putting her on the stand also added to the stress. As for the quality of the figure, the pose is definitely from an artistic view, I like it on paper, but I have to wonder if there was a better pose. Their are some defects in the hair, mainly towards the ends. The wings also feel like a last minute production, where it is supposed to be purple, some of it is darkened with black paint and the wings on her head were not covered in paint all the way, so you can see thru it in one spot. The figurine is sturdy, but you can move her left arm and her legs around, they are not articulating, but they are not 100% solid in place.

I like this character, her face, her physique and the color pallet she is adorned with. I do not like the wings, her stand nor the quality of her hair mold ( the colors are beautiful, it's just the mold of her hair that has some defects towards the bottom) not the best figurine I own, but I do very much think it should belong in ones collection. Maybe not worth $78, but $65 is a good deal.
873942
This toy is well sculpted (namely the head) but as a Character is just off.  The leg parts that make up the body  do not fit together like they should and his legs are too short. Once I get a 3d printer I plan on making my own parts to make him looks more like the show. If you are a fan get this. Could be better but not the worst,
2717977
The model was a fun, simple build. Poseability isn't perfect, but it's HG so that can happen.
4506190
The figure is another masterpiece from the EX series; and now with Original color, you can have a proper "Athena Exclamation", with Leo and Scorpio.

Overall the quality is good, but this item suffer from some pretty bad design issues, and from some QC problems for the paint and finishing of the plastic parts.

The first flaw is on the shoulder pads; which are often exposing the gap between the body and the arm itself. Not a big deal but limit your poses.

The second is related to the horns: the figure has 2 set of horns, one is flat and another has some details on them; and both goes on pegs. The biggest problem is that the horns attached to the aries head, are mounted on a peg, which should remain on the aries head, not on the horn; so unless you want to damage them, it is suggested to leave them as they are.
The second set of horns is the one used for the cape; since they peg in the cape; but sadly the design is quite flawed: the pegs are ON the cape; and are very small and delicate. I was able to peg one horn, but the other didn't want to peg in, and the peg support felt almost like it would break. A more intelligent design would have the pegs on the horn, like the flat version, and they could peg on the cape.

Also keep in mind that if you use the cape, you can't use the aries head with the horns, so it is either the cape-less with aries head; or the caped version with just the horns. it may be a minimal issue for some, compared to the peg problem, but for me it was a turn off.

Another issue is in the chest area: the plate click in, but is hold in place by a piece of plastic; which pop out of place at the minimal pressure. It gets annoying fast, and mostly, you will notice damage when popping the chest plate over and over again, since it hold by a little plastic peg on the chest piece.

Last but not least; the knee cover rub on the lower leg armor part; so be careful with that

Beside all these issues, the figure is a solid collectible; I love the EX version, which has a more proportioned look, compared to the previous release. Plus the OCE version is a limited edition item, and really a nice shade of gold.
4686765
This toy is great for what it is - a small, fairly anime accurate version of G1 Optimus.  The transformation is very simple, but works well.  This is also poseable and has some cool accessories.  So if you go into this expecting a figure that is 6 inches or taller, you will be disappointed.  The toy is closer to the 4 inch height of many smaller Transformers figures.  This is also more of a toy than a collectible meant only for display.  It's lightweight plastic and not anything like the current Masterpiece Transformers.

I picked up this toy several years ago while on a trip and didn't even know it existed beforehand.  I've had a lot of fun posing him, and setting up near my computer or in my office.  My friends usually comment on him too, noting that he is a cool little portable figure.  If you go into this with eyes open, knowing what to expect, I think you will be pleased.
2775413
The LEGO Jyn Erso isn't necessarily bad, but it isn't great either. I'd say, like with most of the Star Wars buildable figures, that it is an 'acquired taste.' This figure is probably unappealing to say, an action figure collector, but may open up some interest with a fan of Bionicle. Unfortunately, however, this retails for about the price of a figure from the Black Series, that being a whopping $25.00. At that price, I'd definitely go with the Black Series figure, unless you are a serious LEGO fan. As an action figure, this pales in comparison to its competitors. Like a lot of the buildable figures, it looks very strange, almost robotic. It has some fun play features, however, making it a good toy. The arm swinging function is a bit strange for this one, but it works well with her truncheons. And the blaster, while very ugly, works fine. Both features are pretty entertaining.

At the time of this writing, there's a discount of $13. I'd still hold off, as I've been able to find this at my local Walmart for about $5, a pop. If you can't find it for any cheaper however, it's not such a bad deal. It's definitely not for an action figure collector, more so for play.
3464529
The robe hinders articulation beyond the head and shoulders, but I simply had to have this figure, as aliens, especially alien Jedi or Sith, are a really big deal for me. Other than static display, this guy isn't good for much, but it's a cool looking figure that I'm glad to own, even if a soft goods robe might have made for a better figure all around. A soft goods robe with a hood would've made this figure ten times better... Alas, we didn't get that here, so if you're looking to do anything other than sit this guy on a shelf, you may want to pass this one up unless you're a completist or a fan of the character.
2329919
The Pocco figure from Revoltech looks great. However, trying to pose the figure into a stance you like will cause various pieces to fall off. I had the most issues with the left leg (knee joint) and the left shoulder coming off during the posing process. I am almost tempted to glue them in place and treat this as a small statue. Also on my figure, the right leg rotary joint (thigh) appears off or not properly seated. There is a small gap that is visible.

The paint and overall look of the figure is nice, but I was hoping for an overall better crafted figure. Not enough action to this figure.
4661628
This one is very low on articulation.  It is nice to have a bad guy to have fight the 5 inch Megazords, but there is not a lot here.  The Vivizord has an overall great look.  The details are fantastic, and the paint is really well done.  There is just not much else for playability.  I would like to have seen at least something similar to the rest of the 5 inch figures, with knees and elbows.  This will make a better display piece than a figure for kids to play with.
3821026
Let's on the figure are weak, hard to pose at times. Looks amazing though.