The first time I became aware of Bendy and the Ink Machine was when I stumbled across a PhatMojo figure of Twisted Alice way back in 2018. This figure didn't look very good. You could see that the articulation was awkward and the paint apps were horrible (there was a running change later with much better paint) but my curiosity about this new toy company and the intriguing creepy horror game these toys were based on inspired my purchase. In researching the game, I fell in love with the idea of a video game set in a haunted/abandoned animation factory. A lot of the characters in the franchise have both retro and modern design variations. The retro designs resemble early Disney and MGM styles and don't often get the grotesque treatment. But the modern versions tend to be decaying with dripping ink and violent tendencies. This figure is a great example of that. From some angles she looks like a sexy slinky diva, but from other angles she is corrupted and distorted. It's a pretty creep effect.
I believe this figure is technically form the sequel came Bendy and the Dark Revival (2022), based on her yellow hue. But the packaging doesn't specify and the design is similar for both games.
Twisted Alice comes with a Tommy Gun accessory.
Twisted Alice come with a movie poster figure stand.
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.
Here is Twisted Alice with her 2018 PhatMojo figure. This was the running change figure with better paint apps. The figure reviewed in the link is the first version with messy paint.
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