Do you nerd for Scooby-Doo? Do you nerd for horror? Do you nerd for toys? Hey, what's that? Let's take a look. It's time for a closer up burn. This is Wave 2 of the Neckah Tuni Terror's Line. If you would like to see Wave 1, there is a link in the description below. As a recap, Neckah is a very prominent toy line, and they have created the Tuni Terror's, which are essentially horror movie monsters done up in a Saturday morning cartoon style. And now on to Wave 2, which only technically had three figures, but we'll get to the rest. So first of all, you have this pinhead here. We have such sights to show you. So pinhead from the Hellraiser series. Now he does have his puzzle box, and it does come free, so that's his little accessory. And he actually holds it pretty well in his hands. We didn't have to tack it into place or anything. He does not have any feet, so his movement is restricted to his head, and because of that collar, he looks like a right. And he can kind of move his arms, but with the way they're positioned, there's not a whole lot of reason to do that. Now, the one thing we noticed about pinhead is he's not very tuned like. Yeah, I don't know if it's because he has a fairly simplified design where he wears a lot of black, of course. And maybe it was kind of harder to make that into a cartoon. But yeah, he just looks like almost a off-brand version of himself. You could buy the name for your pinhead, or you could buy this one. Haha, got ya, that's more salt than you wanted. Yeah. And what this is lovely back look like. Well, he's got his chains, of course, hanging down, which is very cool. And a nice touch is on his ticket-taker booth. You have I-M-N-Hell help me. Written and blood. Sorry. Cunt. The figures that actually decided that we were going to start collecting all of these would be Mr. Michael Myers. There was just something about him that we were like, oh yeah, you've got the three iconic, you've got Freddie, Jason and Michael. Michael does have a little more movement, of course. He does. He's got the two legs. He's got his arm that goes up and down, his other arm goes up and down, his wrist. And then his head kind of turns, but that collar really stops it. Any kind of nods a little bit. The way he looks with that outfit, the collar popped up, but his hair slugged back. I mean, he's looking a little more fifties than Halloween-y to me. Hey! And you got to love his little skull pumpkin. Oh, absolutely. The iconic skull pumpkin that you see on the Halloween covers. And then we have his lovely little house here that he likes to frequently murder children in. Okay. Yeah. Yeah, baby. And then the last figure of Wave 2 is the man with all the right moves when he's dancing around with that chain saw. Letterface himself, the king of checking Facebook. His head moves back and forth. And his armies move up and down, and he moves at the elbows. And that is it. That is all he moves. Now of course, his accessory was the chainsaw that he's holding, and that is not an easy thing to get him to hold it. I think with some finagling, maybe even the Atari creep had managed to find a way to do it. You can get him to hold that chainsaw above his head, but have just be prepared for a fight. See if we can't. You can't put it over his head. I suppose you could. If I removed it from one of his hands, but guess what? That's not going to happen. That's not going to happen at all. Again, I absolutely love the detail. He's got a nice little bone bracelet on, and his little tongue is sticking out, which is hilarious. And he's got a little tie. So he's ready for work after he carves up some ladies. Now, again, he still has kind of more of a realistic look, kind of like pinhead, in my opinion. He's not as cartoony as I feel he could be. Michael Myers does have that cartoony spook. To me, his face is very cartoony. I don't know if it's the hair, how like blown out it looks, but I don't know. He's just got a cartoony look to his face. This cart, he just comes with his house, with the skulls in the background. And if you look at the front of it, he's got a nice little meat hook there waiting for you. Oh, geez. Watch out, once you buy those tickets. This is what we were talking about, how it was technically only three, but they kind of added their own ways. This is like a toy DLC. Yeah. Something I guess. So here you have Chuckie and Tiffany. A true classic never goes out of style. He does not have any movement in his legs whatsoever, a little bit in his head, but his hair gets in the way and his arms kind of move. The nice thing about his hand with the knife is it is positioned in the perfect way to put that knife behind his back. So he can sneak up and stab he stab. And of course he's got that very torn up child's play look to him. This is a Chuckie that's been through a couple of movies and sequels by this point. And then you've got Tiffany. Our arm moves up and down and then the other one just kind of moves I guess was it side to side or something. And her head will move a little bit, but her hair kind of really gets in the way. So you can either have her hand on her hip or up to her face like, oh my gosh. And of course she's got her cigarette. Hmm. Looks like she's missing her tattoo though. Oh, oh. I have a tattoo she promised he wouldn't hurt, but it was sorrowful long time after. Now their backdrop was just a cemetery, which I don't know that there's necessarily an iconic setting from child's play. So maybe just a generic cemetery. They're like, hey, horror movies cemetery. Thank you for joining us for a closer upper of Wave 2 of Neckas Tuni Terrors. Again, there is a link in the description below for Wave 1. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe so that you can be notified when Wave 3 hits. 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