It's been a solid five years since we've seen Bendy figures in stores. I still have not played any of the games, but I enjoy the concept and characters designs. From the start, I have wanted a really classic-looking Alice Angel toy. There's something about her innocent Betty-Boop-esque appearance paired with her devil horns and creepy horror-game setting that always appealed to me. At some point in the recent past, the license has changed from PhatMojo to Jakks Pacific. In a similar fashion to the trajectory of the PhatMojo figures, the Jakks products started out kind of shaky, but have improved with each wave. This Alice figure is from Wave 3 and is pretty great. Mine had the slightest production issue where one of her knee joints isn't firmly nested in its socket (and won't go in further) but it's a small issue that I can likely correct later. I haven't heard any news about future Bendy waves yet, but knowing Jakks, there are probably move waves in the works. Let's check out Alice below!
Alice come with a microphone on a stand. The top piece can swivel on its small horizontal axis.
She also comes with a tiny figure stand. It's shaped like a crescent moon, I assume so the base of the microphone stand and nest into the side. However, the microphone stand can't be placed that close to the the size of her upper body. The figure stand is very necessary for her to balance.
Alice's final accessory is a projector piece that acts as a viewfinder. When you look through the eyepiece, you can see a few sequential frames of a black and white Alice animation.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here are the three Jakks Pacific ladies in the Bendy line so far: Twisted Alice, Alice, and Audrey.
Cheers!
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