Super7The Worst X-4 (Infared) - 3.75" The Worst Action Figure with Accessory Collectibles and Retro Toys

The good: Whats not to love!? Nothing to bicker about here. I saw it, i liked it, I bought it. And now I get to look at it everyday. Collecting really should be that simple. At 6 bucks I couldnt turn this down. But just like the series name...the bad, and not Super7s fault. Amazon needs to train employees on how to pack fragile items like this. Every single time my figure was sent loose with zero padding in a comically large box. So they all arrived with dents, bent, or destroyed. I was refunded for one. I don't know if my figure was sent like how it arrived or if the poor packaging warped the cardback. Regardless, all unacceptable. Just because something is on sale doesn't mean you should get a damaged product. These are ADULT COLLECTIBLES, not toys. I buy them to display as a whole. Im well aware this is Amazons fault and not Super7.

i really enjoy this figure, and I'm glad I bought it, but for anyone wondering, this is an original group of characters and NOT based on a movie, TV show, musical group or anything else. The X robots come in more than one color, and then there's a host of other villains. There aren't any good guys. These guys are all ... THE WORST ...

I love this whole line! These little guys pack a lot of character.

See, what I did there? X-5 is the best. I love Super7 and have been collecting their figures for quite some time. I have lots of their figures and jumped at the chance to add one of The Worst figures to my collection. These cybernetic assassins are the coolest throwbacks. The "Reaction Figures" branding unmistakably pays homage to the classic Kenner logo from the past. However, if you happen to be from that era and are unfamiliar with "The Worst" or the character "X-5 (The Annihilator)," there's no need to fret, as hardly anyone is. These figures belong to a distinct line of original characters, but their box art, branding, proportions, accessories, and more are intentionally designed to replicate the vintage action figures.In this aspect, they excel. The design, weight, and materials used are nearly identical to the action figures that used to adorn the shelves of my local Gemco store in the past. They lack articulation at the elbows and knees, but they come complete with a cool-looking gun and effortlessly evoke a strong sense of nostalgia.Just too darn cool to not check out if you're looking for a "retro-style" toy to put in your collection.

This is such a great toy. It is perfect for collectors. I bought this for my son a collector's item, but I don't think he will truly appreciate it till he's a little older. I'm saving it aside for him. It is a really cool retro toy! It is very small. He is poseable and the details and colors are perfect! This is an amazing collectors item!

From Super seven original line “The Worst”. It’s a reaction figure so it has limited points of articulation, however it has more deco than most reaction figures. So pretty good.

The ephemera collector in the house has glommed onto X-5 here and really likes it. I for one am a little baffled at the idea of the "action" figure that never sees any action, that even says on the packaging "not a toy" (Age 14+). But, to each their own. I'm told that "The Annihilator" is super cool, though, and the series of images on the back of the packaging help excite the thirst to acquire more in this series that Super7 has created.My only beef with it is if you're going collect and display, why can't you stand the package up? It falls over. You'd have to hang this from a wall or cork board. If it were me, I'd want the plastic bubble that holds the character to extend down to the edge of the cardboard so it could stand up. Regardless, this is a fun, affordably priced little villanous character resembling the action figures of old (back in the days when they were actually played with!) that would make a nice gift for the 14-y.o.-or-up collector.

I wasn't quite sure what this was for. I thought it might have been some extremely obscure indie movie or show but turns out it's just some random creation by super 7. It's a really nicely designed figure that I am actually tempted to collect the rest because a pricing point is not bad at all compared to the ones based off of film. The box itself is beautifully designed and honestly I just like it. I feel like I've just been converted into collecting all these super 7 toys for no reason and I do wish there was something called the worst available to consume