I believe that it is the helmet of a new walker driver design. I know there was a picture somewhere...hmm. Now that I look at it, it's actually a completely different helmet design. I wonder what that helmet is, then.Lol I'm more interested in thia figure than the 'cowboy'. Does the helmet look like the Mcquarrie concept Snow Trooper?
I've said it in here before, but I really love the 70's color palette that Rebels is working...I'm down for an Ezra, bonus points for the helmet.He looks amazing, picture can be seen here.
Yeah, the orange and avocado are very 70s all right; this outfit is vaguely Space: 1999 or even 2001.I've said it in here before, but I really love the 70's color palette that Rebels is working...I'm down for an Ezra, bonus points for the helmet.
I've only just seen the youtube video introducing this guy - and it looks like that's exactly the character he is going to be...I like the look of that image from his show appearance a lot better than the Kanan stuff I've seen, but I worry he'll be an annoying wisecracking kid that always makes mistakes in the show, I certainly hope that's not the case. Shame that he's only 5POA.
I agree more with the earlier post saying he looks like Atreyu from The Neverending Story.Looks like Aladdin.
I loved that movie as a kid.I keep thinking they look like Titan: A.E.
He looks like an adolescent Balki Bartokomous.Horrible figure...
McQuarrie/Johnston designs tend to have that quality.Decent helmet.
??? he's shown with a helmet.Is it too much to ask for a removable helmet for Ezra?
I don't see why they'd be in realistic form anyway since these designs/characters don't exist in "real" form so that would be silly. I wouldn't say the figures are useless, the Rebel figures are true representation of the characters from the show and will fit in with the existing animated collectionThe Rebels figures as they are not are pretty much useless duds as the animated style and 5 point stuff is a waste. Had these been in realistic form or even late Clone Wars style, than that would be better.
I question that myself. Realistic figures are ask for but really how can you make a realistic figure out of something that has not realistic representation and simply an artist rendition of what to go by.I don't see why they'd be in realistic form anyway since these designs/characters don't exist in "real" form so that would be silly. I wouldn't say the figures are useless, the Rebel figures are true representation of the characters from the show and will fit in with the existing animated collection![]()
I agree, cartoon characters should be made in their animated form when initially released as figures. I think they're also easier to identify for kids. I remember showing my nephew the realistic ahsoka, and he described her as 'weird', likely because he was used to the animated figures...I don't see why they'd be in realistic form anyway since these designs/characters don't exist in "real" form so that would be silly. I wouldn't say the figures are useless, the Rebel figures are true representation of the characters from the show and will fit in with the existing animated collection![]()
More than likely it doesn't, based on the size of his noggin! Or at least his hairdo. But I could be wrong....is there speculation that it does not actually fit on his head???
Agreed. All the collectors *****ing because they are not in realistic style are just crazy. Articulation, I can understand... but this IS the primary appearance of these characters. We should be complaining if they WEREN'T in the animated style.I don't see why they'd be in realistic form anyway since these designs/characters don't exist in "real" form so that would be silly. I wouldn't say the figures are useless, the Rebel figures are true representation of the characters from the show and will fit in with the existing animated collection![]()