Action Figures Characters

Action figures are articulated plastic toys about 54 mm, 7 cm to 12 cm tall from the Real world

Action figures are toy dolls that live in the Action World, based on characters from the Real World or a completely original one, made of plastic or some other materials, with points of articulation in their limbs, in order to achieve their “positions”. action. Coming from the human world (like the Army Men) they are often based on characters from a human movie, comic, video game, anime or television series. Although this could have been prepared retrospectively: first the action figure was created and then the audiovisual production, to boost sales of the action figure franchise.

These action figures were usually sold as children’s toys at first, although towards the end of the humans they were more adult collector’s items than toys, given the level of detail that could be given to them. Action figures that can have their clothes changed are sometimes called “action figures” as opposed to those that have all or most of their clothing sculpted or painted, or both, onto the material that makes up the figure.

While most were marketed as children’s toys, the action figure was gaining acceptance as a collectible item for adults and were produced specifically for this purpose near the end of humanity’s existence.

There are different tiers of action figures, the main ones divided by size, but above all by their quality: Originals and Bootleg, the latter being the lowest quality, considered “low-class citizens” in Action World.

Army Men and Action Figures started to work together for the first time in Army Men Strike and later in Army Men Warfare. This Action Figures are 1/32 scale in the Real World measure system, 54 mm average, the same size the Army Men.