LOOSECOLLECTOR - 戰士玩偶 The Monster Hyde - 2000-2010

The LooseCollector Monster Hyde is a highly detailed, 1:12 scale action figure produced by LooseCollector Toys, originally funded via a Kickstarter campaign. The figure depicts an original, monstrous interpretation of the classic literary character Mr. Hyde.

Product Details & Features
Scale and Size: It is a 1:12 scale figure (approximately 6 inches or 15.24cm, though some retailers list it as a larger 9.9" or 10" figure depending on the specific variant).
Articulation: The figure boasts 30 points of articulation, allowing for a wide range of poses.
Design: It features an original, highly detailed sculpt by the LooseCollector team, with significant muscle striations and skin textures to emphasize its monstrous nature.
Accessories: It typically comes with two interchangeable head sculpts (one with wild, windswept hair and another screaming with a scar).
Packaging: The figure is packaged in a collector-friendly box, allowing it to be removed for display and returned to the box for safekeeping.
Lore: The figure is based on a reimagined backstory where Lord William Jekyll, son of Dr. Henry Jekyll, transforms into a more sinister version of Hyde.
Reviews and Reception
Reviewers have praised the LooseCollector Monster Hyde action figure for its impressive sculpt and size, which makes it stand out in a collection.
Aesthetics: The sculpt is described as "monstrous" and "organic," with a high level of detail, including veins, muscles, and skin texture. The paint application, including shading and washes, is also well-regarded.
Comparison: Reviewers noted its good scale and fit alongside figures from other lines like Marvel Select Immortal Hulk.
Build: The figure is described as "very heavy" and durable, though some noted the jacket is made of a soft material and can be removed.
Availability
The LooseCollector Monster Hyde figure was produced in limited quantities, often through a Kickstarter campaign and exclusive retailer variants (such as a BigBadToyStore exclusive version). Many of these options have since sold out from primary retailers.