I'm taking a leap of logic and labeling this version of Gallevarbe as a Naga. I base this purely on the lack of a final fluke fin on her tail and the sculpted reptilian scales on her shoulders. On the flip side, her written description and water effect accessory makes me think she might be another aquatic form like her Death's Siren figure. Either way, I'm mentally making making a Mermaid/Naga distinction in my head. This Eyes of the Queen version of Gallevarbe actually looks better than the Death's Siren version (in my humble opinion). Something about the color gradients and the headsculpt just appeal to me more than the mermaid form (which really surprises me as a mermaid loyalist). Plus they both have a sinister creepy vibe which made them perfect for October. I'm also curious to put the BFS parts-swapping intent to the test with these figures. I might just combine all my favorite parts into my ultimate sea witch. I'll add pics if I do. Let's check out Gallevarbe, Eyes of the Queen, below!
Gallevarbe comes with two pairs of hands and two blades.
She also comes with a figure stand that includes a base, a post, and a waist clip.
There is also a translucent water feature that I accidentally thought just displayed at the base of the post. It's meant to go around her waist to give a half-submerged effect.
Below is a solicit photo showing the intended use for the water effect.
I didn't realize this until I was ready to post this review and saw the small image on the back of the box.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here are the two Gallevarbe figures together: Eyes of the Queen and Death's Siren.
Cheers!
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