1/6 Toys Era - The Ock

[dukefett]

The green goblin in spiderman 1 looks like an all green version of jet jaguar from godzilla vs megalon.

Hahaha, that's a hilarious comparison.

 

[Rotfish]

Oh man that ADI Goblin is awesome. Not sure why he'd get like that... but its cool.

That's the thing. Raimi thought the audience wouldn't believe he could emote so well after putting on the mask. That and it was too scary for kids, but isn't that the point? Goblin's a psycho killer.

 

[TheDucky]

Hopefully it happens since the skin is in the PS4 game.

Ohhh, did not know that. Seems like we have a good chance then since they are seemingly making every version from the game.

Wonder if they'll make a Dafoe Goblin.

Damn that would be amazing.

I would love a revisit to Raimi Spider-Man from Hot Toys. Battle Damaged Spidey, Black Suit, Norman/Goblin two pack, New Goblin, Sandman... probably will have to go back and buy some of those older HT now!

 

[Wor-Gar]

That's the thing. Raimi thought the audience wouldn't believe he could emote so well

So he put him in a metal mask.


And yeah -- kids love scary. He should have wanted that. Little, little kids don't. But he shouldn't be making a Spiderman for 5 year olds.

 

[Zurdo95D]

Whoa! A 1/6 S-M 2 villain!!! Dock Ock too!!!! I'd never thought this would come to fruition, third party or licensed

 

[Shaun & Ed Fan]

How many Sam Raimi Spider-Man figures did HT produce?
I know the original one from part one.
They made the black suit version with the Sandman base from part 3.
Was there a Spidey from part 2?

 

[a-dev]

No. They made just the Spiderman 3 red/blue and Symbiote suit and Franco's New Goblin I think.

Not a bad tally compared to their treatment of some licenses today but still far short of what people actually wanted from the Raimi movies.

 

[evenflow]

Count me in for this one!

 

[lordnastrond]

Dr Ock looks fantastic!! Definite purchase for me!
Is this up for order yet? Where would I be able to pick this up?

 

[a-dev]

Shhh. Who's Dr Ock? This is The Ock.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Great timing -- Spider-Man 2 is on the movie channels this weekend.

 

[WhoaItsJBot]

Each time I start to wonder if I should stop buying 1/6 figures, something like this shows up. These unlicensed companies are a huge breath of fresh air nowadays.

 

[davejames]

Looks like this is popping up on various sites now, for $205, which is a bit pricier than most third party figs, but probably understandable given those arms.

 

[The Buffinator]

Looks like this is popping up on various sites now, for $205, which is a bit pricier than most third party figs, but probably understandable given those arms.

Excellent! Thanks for the heads up.

 

[Waiden]

What is the quality vs Hot Toys?

 

[Centrocal]

Anyone else think the arms are a little short?

 

[jra81984]

Anyone else think the arms are a little short?

The bottom ones seem a little short but not enough to bother me, especially in dynamic poses. Also length of them was never consistent in the movie.

 

[Wor-Gar]

Watched part of this last night, and those arms remain totally inconsistent throughout -- they simply becomes as long as they need to be.

And what is their purpose again? This amazing technology is more impressive that his little 'sun' but its just a tool for "handling" his sun? And why do the hands have a mind of their own that he needs a glowing inhibiter chip?

I forgot how silly it all was. It took forever to get to Doc Ock.

 

[The Buffinator]

Watched part of this last night, and those arms remain totally inconsistent throughout -- they simply becomes as long as they need to be.

And what is their purpose again? This amazing technology is more impressive that his little 'sun' but its just a tool for "handling" his sun? And why do the hands have a mind of their own that he needs a glowing inhibiter chip?

I forgot how silly it all was. It took forever to get to Doc Ock.

IIRC, he was using the arms (which had their own AI) to handle the dangerous materials he needed for his fusion reactor. He was somehow linked with them via his nervous system so he could interact with/control them, but the inhibitor chip got fried during the first failed trial and the AI (which of course became malevolent) took control from him. And of course it's silly - HELLO! COMIC BOOK MOVIE!

I think the contractor for the arms was Cyberdyne Systems, so he really should have seen it coming.

 

[Star-Crunch]

Watched part of this last night, and those arms remain totally inconsistent throughout -- they simply becomes as long as they need to be.

And what is their purpose again? This amazing technology is more impressive that his little 'sun' but its just a tool for "handling" his sun? And why do the hands have a mind of their own that he needs a glowing inhibiter chip?

I forgot how silly it all was. It took forever to get to Doc Ock.

It’s got that classic “mad scientist” vibe