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Sorry to bother you again, this was the other main mask i was looking at getting, just wanted to see if this ran on the smaller or bigger side as well?, i noticed you had the velcro strap on the back, the other masks i was looking at were the h18 and h4 but i know those run smaller, i just never saw much info on this h6 mask in particular, it looks good and i really like the hair on this one the most of the tots mask, i just like the spikey look lmao.

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Question, in terms of size, does it go on the smaller or bigger side? Or just about average?, i hear the tots 2018 is small and the 78 is huge i just was curious to where this mask would fit on that scale.

Hey dude it does come with a split Hand in The neca Version I don’t know Why u don’t have it maybe Packaging Error

Ghost face is better

Good but it’s a template

Awesome stuff ! I think I’m gonna save for mafex.. I’m not sure yet

Gotta pick up the tots clown mask now

Well no wonder...

Pack noir

If I’m being honest mafex did so much better

I want this figure so bad....but its all out of stock and people are charging over 100 for it

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Why are you collecting toys

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Hey dude can you tell me please what mask are better quality the Halloween kills or this one the dream (hospital) mask

I prefer saw 🍥🍥 why is it cool

The sculpts for this figure are awesome! It's an improvement, but I agree that the robe is a little disappointing and doesn't close. Nice review!

hey sorry i forgot to ask last time, how big is this mask? i know tyler mane has a pretty large head but is it around the ends mask size?

I have this mask it was a very nice purchase I bought it last Halloween when they just dropped $80 but the price has dropped some since then

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The extra cracks in the mask came from the gunshot and him tackling Laurie off the balcony at the end of the first film, when she gets on top of him to shoot him you can see the cracks on his cheeks got a little bigger from the impact.

hey dude hope you don’t mind me asking but how do you afford most of your stuff? do you have a job? sorry if it’s personal just curious.

Me and my friends are planning to make a Halloween fan film this October and we've been trying to find a decent Myers mask we'll probably end up getting this one or a 3rd party mask and rehaul it

You’re gonna want to mix some hair spray and water and run it through the hair with your fingers. That should help separate that matted hair. The end result makes a huge difference.

thank you for making this dude, i was thinking of buying this. 🙏🏼

I think because the writers had a very clear vision of every storyline, and how they tied in together, it is very hard to separate seasons. I think if you take the first five episodes of season 1 as the back-drop into their world, the storylines fit better 10 episodes each after that. Mid-season to Mid-season. For instance, when Miguel talks with Daniel in season 4, and he starts to become another father-figure, and then he hears the love that Johnny has for Robby, you understand why the Mexico storyline needed to happen. I think the last 5 episodes of season 5 and the first 5 episodes of season 6 will have a similar focus, and the last 10 episodes will have another- with hopefully a great conclusion that ties all loose ends. With that said, I'll start with my worst and work my way up. For me, season 3 felt the most over-the-top in how unrealistic it was. I get it, they wanted it to seem like "no matter where you go, you are not safe"- when you compare it to the movies, then it fits right in. But for the show, after season 2, and how consequential the finale was, the fact that nobody suffered any consequences for their actions took me out of it. And when you go from Daniel being prepared to kill Kreese to "let's settle it at the tournament"- it makes me go " okay, that was anticlimatic". Very jarring to go from such a passionate reaction from two fathers to " yeah, a tournament will do." The fact that there was such a big delay for the season made the unresolved ending disappointing. Granted, that wasn't the showrunners' fault- so I have a better reaction to season 3 on re-watch than at first. However, the positives are amazing. Reuniting with the first two ex-girlfriends, Johnny reuniting with Ali, Johnny struggling to find the balance between both Robby and Miguel, Robby feeling hurt by Daniel and Johnny, Sam's PTSD, Chozen returning. Miguel's speech to get the All-Valley back on. They just seem overshadowed by the overall tone of the season. For instance, Kreese's flashbacks were phenomenal, but it actually makes it even harder to see how he went from the upstanding hero to the comic villian in season 3, which is probably the opposite of what the writers wanted to do. I think Kreese flashbacks in season 2 would have felt more in tune with the "everybody has their perspective" message that they went with that season. I think the strengths that are in season 1 are also in the other seasons, but its glaring weakness was how fast they abandoned the Miguel and Sam relationship. They should have started their bond sooner, because their date scene is one of my favorite scenes. Besides that episode, it didn't even feel like they had a relationship. Season 2 did nothing awful, except perhaps Sting Ray's character. But that's just a personal take, I can't stand the scenes he's in. I don't think they made Johnny a bad guy. I think quite the opposite, he recognized his mistake of teaching no mercy from season 1 and corrected it- and even started to bond with Robby in the finale. The main highlight is Johnny's reunion with his old friends. But throughout all the episodes, the character development is off-the-charts incredible. Yes, it is teenage drama, but those are the characters for this new generation. Of course it's going to be teenage drama. It's the adults acting like teenagers that gets me. The fight between Daniel and Johnny in the finale was hughly anticipated, but still off-putting. But Johnny's relationship with Miguel (especially when he tells his regrets about Robby) is very moving. Their relationship is the core of the show. And the regrets Johnny had at the ending never fails to make me cry. I go back and forth between seasons 4 and 5. It's hard to separate them, plot wise, really. They started many storylines that continued onward. However, there were a few uniquenesses. I think Tory and Amanda's relationship is one of the underrated parts of season 4. Seeing Terry Silver reformed, and actually giving solid advice to both Robby and Kenny was a great way to show the type of sensei he was alongside Kreese before Johnny came along. Seeing Johnny train Daniel and vice-versa was maybe my favorite part. I think the absense of Tory and Amanda's relationship is outweighed by the presence of Chozen in season 5. I actually love the Mexico storyline for the reason stated above. The set-up was worth it, and Johnny finally found the balance of bonding with the both of them. That was the pay-off. The struggle of season 3 was resolved. Then, we finally got all the characters we cared about in the first three Karate Kid movies with Mike Barnes and Jessica Andrews. Overall, I think each season was better than the last, with the exception of season 3. Its tone fits the movies better, but not the show. For that reason, I have it as the worst.

Nice, i might buy it too

i’m meeting Tyler Mane in September, which rob zombie mask do you recommend for him to sign?