Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Krang Action Figure

Playmates can be pretty inconsistant with the TMNT classics reissues but they managed to get Krang perfectly, I don't know if it's because it's not as detailed or what, but they got it down exactly with this one. Still has that super annoying antitheft stuff inside the package, but there's a lot less of it (there was holes for more but weren't use) and the accessories weren't even taped in, they were just loose, which is fine with me! As an aside, I personally find it funny that almost every photo I see of Krang, including the original releases show Krang either holding the hose to his "Brain Drainer" or in some versions the hose wraps back around on the gun. Folks! That isn't the intended useage! They even show it on the front of Krangs card! There's a small hole right under the deck of his chair, it goes right in there, the hose connects to the chair. Iroincally they also show it wrong on the back of the packaging.

If you're a fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, then you won't want to miss out on the Krang action figure. This figure is well-made, highly detailed, and looks just like the classic villain from the cartoon series. The Krang action figure stands at an impressive 5 inches tall and features multiple points of articulation, allowing you to pose him in a variety of positions. The paint job is clean and the colors are vibrant, making him stand out on any shelf or display. One of the coolest features of this action figure is the removable brain. Krang's trademark brain can be taken out of his robotic body and placed in his android suit, just like in the show. This attention to detail is sure to delight fans who remember the classic TMNT cartoon. The figure also comes with two weapons, a ray gun and a blaster, which fit snugly into Krang's hands. This adds to the playability and allows you to recreate some of your favorite scenes from the show. Overall, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Krang Action Figure is a great addition to any TMNT collection. With its high-quality construction, attention to detail, and fun features, it's a must-have for fans of the franchise

Really fun toy, especially great for nostalgia purposes for parents that played with these same toys a few decades ago. Pretty small for the price, but the packaging makes it seem much more significant. Wish it was more of a set.

This is a pretty cool figurine. I don’t remember having something like this growing up. My 9 year old son thought it was great while in the box but he lost interest pretty quickly. I think it is better suited for a younger child.

This brings back so many memories of my childhood. It’s great that I get to show my son toys that are from cartoons I watched when I was his age. With all that aside, this is a cool toy. My son loves it. The brain comes out of its “body” and the weapons are removable. You can make him stand/walk. It’s a great addition to any TMNT that you have!

Fun! Such a fun toy to add to a ninja turtle collection. These little action figures are so fun to play with and they are also great quality! I’d love to collect all of them and play with them at the same time!

I showed this to my kids- my 6yr daughter thought this looked fun but my 7yr old son wondered how you played with it. Clearly we aren't into action figure style toys, but how do you play with a brain with arms? I had lots of TMNT figures when I was a kid but I wonder- why bring them back. Also brought back what looks like original style packaging. Maybe it's supposed to be nostalgic in the way that sells stuff to adults to get for their kids, but I don't see the appeal. I guess I get annoyed by "retro" pandering things. Kids thought it was fun, for a few minutes anyway. Doesn't make want to buy more but maybe just look for my old Turtles I have in a box somewhere. Toy itself is tied to the packaging with annoying clear ties.

First, I don’t know who was more excited, me or my son. I absolutely loved ninja turtles growing up and being able to get this bad guy was so cool. My son recently turned 9 so I gave him the important task of giving me his opinion. Well he took it very seriously. He took out all of his ninja turtles and began playing. He gave it a 4/5 because he said the toy kept slipping out of Krang’s hands but it stayed put it just shifted a little which made sense to me. I think it’s well made, it’s super cool and I wish I had this growing up. It’s a must for anyone with kids especially those who grew up watching ninja turtles.

First, I don’t know who was more excited, me or my son. I absolutely loved ninja turtles growing up and being able to get this bad guy was so cool. My son recently turned 9 so I gave him the important task of giving me his opinion. Well he took it very seriously. He took out all of his ninja turtles and began playing. He gave it a 4/5 because he said the toy kept slipping out of Krang’s hands but it stayed put it just shifted a little which made sense to me. I think it’s well made, it’s super cool and I wish I had this growing up. It’s a must for anyone with kids especially those who grew up watching ninja turtles.

My 8 year old is a HUGE TMNT fan! He was so happy when I gave him Krang. He usually likes to play with his video games and watch TV but since it's arrival, he has been pulled out other toys to play with it. It is a decent size and sturdy. The only thing is that the arms do become a little loose after a while. It does not affect the toy itself, just the arms don't stay up when holding the weapon. I still think it's worth it esp with the imagination and play time it comes up with.

This seemed like a really fun toy, and it could be if the little arms were built better and actually stayed on. The arms are detachable along with the weapon. When my son put the arms on they weren't snug and they kept falling off, the holes on the arms that are to attach on the toy are too big. As far as Krang himself, there's nothing holding him in there and the clear capsule doesn't snap locked so he falls out easily. The legs have to be at the perfect angle to hold him in and remain untouched without tipping him over. Its a cool toy to look at.

7 yr old enjoys playing with this toy as an alien invader to his army men more than as part of TMNT set. The brain can come out and all the limbs are removable. Easy to assemble and doesn't fall apart easily