What would the above avatar's action figure do?

Breathe energy beams represented by mist and light, and run at surprisingly fast speeds.

For Mina: Throwing a lot of acid.

For Marnie: Send her Pokemons.

Edited by Coock-atoo on Dec 9th 2022 at 11:22:06 AM

Create snowballs and throw them.

Not much in the way of "action", but they're articulated and have snap on clothes.

In the terms of your idea of them being in a band, they also have instrument accessories that play music when you put them in their hands.

What does that have to do with my avatar? I'm genuinely confused

Edited by arimothereindeer on Dec 10th 2022 at 1:14:00 AM

Create books and go inside of them to create self-inserts and then put them inside a bottle for a collection. Because action figures do action.

Summon black orbs of shadow (marbles) from his pockets and throw them at foes.

Has a built in device to spray liquid (aka water).

Santa/Life Day Yoda has small gifts that can be opened to show off even smaller toys.

Summons blood-based attacks (small red orbs) and minions to swarm opponents.

Comes with guitar-playing action and bendy wires for her earjacks.

Comes in a comic-con exclusive pack with gadget accessories and "energy blasts" simulating their powers.

Completely posable and comes with several blast attachments.

Play some kind of backwards chanting.

Comes with a ridiculous arsenal of weapons. Third-party upgrade packs also exist to give him even more options.

Shoots lasers and makes mechanical noises and whirring.

Possibly like other doll brands with limited movement on the joints. But it does come with some accessories to customize these figures.

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Comes with toy weapons and blast effects for the gun.

Do fighting moves together as a Battle Couple.

Has a throwing arm action that can throw Poke Balls or makeshift spears.

Comes with propane as a prop.

Can switch between himself and his alter-ego, i guess.

Charge in directions, conjure colored flames (mist, of course), and glow.

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