Wolf Warrior Turn into Robot Toy,Sagacious Animal Robot Action Figure, 10-inch Deformation Robot Figures, Disassembly Toys for Boys & Girls Age 6+ (Purple)

Item: Manchurian Tiger.Starting with the overall thoughts:I liked that the claws, blades on shoulders are blunt and a softer plastic. I saw this as a safety feature, as I imagine this figure as not only for display, but as a toy, too.Even though joints didn’t have the most in ranges of motion, I felt they were good for the figure and also limited for safety and to help keep durability. In the humanoid form, I counted 48 points of articulation (my way of counting articulation might be different from other peoples’ methods).Another pleasant surprise was that the two swords can combine at the pommel to make a longer weapon.I had no issues with the tiger’s lines rubbing off, felt this figure was pretty durable and the ratcheted joints helps a lot with posing, but were not a struggle to pose.I felt the instructions were well written. I wasn’t able to transform the figure into the tiger, but that was my fault because I am not good at transforming figures.I had a lot of fun posing this figure and rate it 5 out of 5 stars! I hope the pictures help to show some articulation.====I tried to make more detailed notes on articulation with some approximate degrees, for anyone interested:Head- ball joint and can swivel 360 degrees. Looks down a little (without including the lower neck hinge), no backwards and has a little bit of side to side tilt.Lower neck- hinge foward/back... looks down well.Chest- mouth open/close slightly.--Shoulders to hands have:Shoulder- ratcheted rotates 360 degrees.Shoulder armor- hinges up/down slightly. The blades on the shoulders swivel 360 degrees. One of came off once (not a complaint) and were easy to pop back on; they are blunt, safe and pliable, which I appreciated.--Upper arm raises laterally approximately 50 degrees.Bicep swivel- 360 degrees.Elbow- single hinge to about a 90 degree angle.Cuff- wrist cuff (for front paws)- swivels 360 degrees.Cuff (claw)- ball joint. They can bend down 90 degrees, as well as swivel 360 degreesHand is on a ball joint and swivels 360 degrees, but slight angles otherwise.--Waist- ratcheted 360 degree swivel.--Front pelvic armor (the two pieces are joined and move together)- hinge up/down together.Tail has 3 hinges.--Hips to feet have:Hips (front/rear)- ratcheted to move forward and back far in both directions, but not quite splits (this is not a complaint).Hips (laterally)- can get quite wide, but not quite the splits (this not a complaint).Hips- On mine, sometimes the hips swivel with their lateral ratcheted joint. I don’t know if mine is broken (I don’t think it is), but if it is, this is a happy accident that helps with posing. Because I am not sure if this is broken, I will not count this as an articulation feature.--Thighs- swivel about 180 degrees, which is separate from the above mentioned hip swivel.Knees (upper): bends back to 30 degrees. Bends forward about 45 degrees, for transformation.Knees (lower): bend back about 20 degreesKnee (guard) is on a ball joint and can swivel 360 degrees.Shin bends back a bit shy of 90 degrees.Ankles- ball joint and can move a slight bit.Toes- hinge almost 45 degrees--If you’ve read this far, thank you so much and I hope it was helpful! Take care! :)

Wasn't sure of what I was going to receive and no reviews yet, so I went for it. Very happy with purchase. Very large & detailed transforming wolf-warrior. Plastic is of good weight and fit but is of a more hard plastic type so I personally wouldn't recommend for wee little people. As far as for an adult collector though, this thing is impressive. Many ratchet joints on arms, legs & even the waist...very posable and the included tri-blaster looks great. No horrific hollow gaps like the normal Transformers now like to do. Very complete and looks great in a variety of poses on the shelf. Did I mention this guy is 10.5 inches tall? Wow~

Plastic feels a little off. Like K.O. Transformers. But it doesn't feel like it'll break. And it has ratchets in almost every joint. Transformation has a few extra steps too which is neat. Oh but the "white tiger" is definitely more grey than white.Overall, pretty cool cheap toy to satisfy that "I want a tall transforming robot animal toy" itch!

The GAGINAN White Tiger Warrior design is cool transforming toy, but its quality is not as good as expected. Firstly, the color is gray instead of the white shown in the pictures. Moreover, it does not transform into a white tiger as advertised. After my son played with it for a while, the hand broken off and never fixed, and many parts are prone to looseness and falling off. If it's just for display purposes, it may look decent, but don't expect it to transform smoothly like a Transformers toy. The poseability is limited due to design constraints. Additionally, this particular product is overpriced for its mediocre quality. Personally, I do not recommend it if you are looking for a smoothly play transforming toy.

This dude is a little bit complicated to transform into his beast mode for a little kid but other than that it's okay. He looks kind of funky as a cat

We love Transformers and Gundam-style robots, so we are pretty happy with this guy. He stands tall and had pretty good details. The construction is less than perfect though. This guy is hard a little bit hard to transform. After 10 minutes or so, I could not get him into his animal form. But my son got it done. His rifle also doesn't fit into his hands. So, overall it's not perfect but pretty cool for the price.

This thing is pretty cool and seems well built for the most part.The plastic has a good thickness and there is decent articulation. I really like the way the joints move. They click and hold their position very well.One thing to be mindful of around the little ones. Some of the orange pieces pop out pretty easy during use. They all pop back in but could present a choking hazard so older kids only.This toy should last pretty long as long as it's not abused.

Age for this Robot Toy was specified as 6 plus. I decided to try it with 5 year old grandson and quickly realized it wasn't a good match. Seven year old granddaughter tried it next, then walked away. Probably fine for the right kid - or adult...