It's been a full year and I still haven't finished watching Stranger Things Season 5. The runtime of the episodes intimidated me. Several were almost two hours long and I just couldn't find the time to focus on it. However, I have watched the first couple episodes so I definitely know the reference of Eleven in these Goonies-inspired 80s workout clothes. We see her running survival courses with Hopper (in a montage that thematically reminded me of Sarah Connor in T2... training relentlessly for a battle she knew was coming). When Stranger Things Season 5 was about to debut, Target stores surprised us with an entire specialty aisle dedicated to the show. I personally didn't know Jazwares had won the action figure license. Previous year's figures were made by McFarlane, Bandai, and Funko, but this newest transfer was off my radar. The quality and likenesses of these small figures isn't the greatest, and some are downright bad, but they are pretty fun overall. Let's check out Eleven below!
So I realize that my Eleven may have a production defect where her fair and hair isn't nestled down in her handkerchief deeply enough. It seems like it should be pushed down a few millimeters more to hide the weird ridge circling her lower face.
Eleven comes with a backpack, a can of beef jerky, a sports drink, and a walkie talkie.
Time for some Group and Comparison Pics!
Here are the two Season 5 Eleven figures together: Masked and Unmasked. When I purchased these I thought they were identical except for the lower face. But in actuality their heads and entire pelvis areas are two unique sculpts. Also, there is a subtle color variation as well, the unmasked Eleven has darker red shorts and lighter gray shirt and leggings.
And here are all my Jazwares Stranger Things ladies so far (I'm missing some). From Left to Right: Eleven (Season 5 Masked), Max Mayfield, Nikki Baxter, Holly the Heroic, Eleven (Season 5 Unmasked), and Eleven (Tales from 85).
Cheers!
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