More Photos of TF: Animated Blackarachnia Figure

That is one amazing looking figure.
Great character, great poseability, great detail, great paint job.
Only thing I don't like is the red claw... and that can be removed ^^

I start to like this figure some better the more I see of it, sort of the opposite of how I feel about Ratchet.

I'm disappointed that her robot hands show in beast-mode, but then, her beast-mode is supposed to be an accident rather than a disguise.

Man, does she look nice. I'm trying to tell myself that I don't need more toys, that I'm going to limit myself from here on out, to just the Classics/Universe line... but this one might be a must-get. Nice and streamlined on both modes (aside from the aforementioned visible robo-kibble in spider form), feminine without looking slutty (who said robot girls need big chests and high heels, anyway? Wait... no, she's got heels too. )

More and more, she's looking like one of the handful of figs I'll be getting from Animated.

Ratchet; apart from BA, is my fave fig.

I've never been keen on spiders but surprisingly I quite like this figure... I'll like it even more if they make an Elita 1 as well....

Ragnorok64 wrote:This and Prowl are my top wants from this line. Many inappropriate poses with movie line Arcee will ensue.

and you'll post pics here of course

Well she looks interesting, wonder i fthe helmet is removable.

But I thnk i'll pass on her.

So far my only must buys of this line, are Deluxe Cyb mode Prime, Voyager Earth Mode Prime, Leader earth Mode Megs, Leader Bulkhead (Just for the headmaster gimmick), and Grimlock. Maybe Swoop when we get to see an actual figure.
And unless its really lousy, Blitzwing just because he's Blitzwing.

would!

This figure looks sick. I cant wait to add it to my collection. Nice detail and the design is just amazing.

The beast mode screams BM Blackarachnia. That's not a good thing.

OMG the robot mode. I still hate the Animated style but I'm blown away every time by the uncanny accuracy these figures have. I never imagined that the figures would look half as accurate as they do.