Today on Toysh's this is not Ryan Reynolds. Let's talk Toys. Welcome back everyone, Toysh's here and I am back again to give you guys another fresh look. And today we are totally checking out the brand new McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse, the two pack of Green Lanterns Hal Jordan and the Earth Negative 32, the Dawn Breaker Batman, who's the evil Batman with, you know, the whole dark knight's thing. Here's the barcode if you wanna go ahead and grab this one, found mine at Target. Really simple, easy peasy. This is gonna be fun. So back, relax, grab yourself a nice hot cup of coffee. This is a look at the brand new DC Multiverse Hal Jordan versus the Dawn Breaker by McFarlane Toys. And of course, here is everything taken out of the packaging. You get two figures, get a number of accessories and then you get a big old Green Lantern styled base. It kind of encompasses both Green Lantern and the negative 32 Batman, kind of like a good versus evil, split across the entirety of the Green Lantern Multiverse. You get a stand for the old negative Batman and then you get the Bat Construct. It's sort of like an octopus bat thing. Same exact construct we got with the initial first release of the Dawn Breaker, which means yes, this is the exact same figure. Same paint, same sculpt, same hands, same look. Need I go on? But for what it is, if you've never gotten this figure, I think you'll really enjoy it. Mine's a little bit loose in the upper torso, unfortunately. But in either case, yes, it's a very cool looking figure and just to show you, yes, comparison wise, I would say if anything in the face, a little bit lighter color, like more gray than the first release is brown. The first release has the curved bat ears going on. But yeah, everything's the same. I'd really just kind of hope that he would have a sort of different paint scheme to him just to kind of differentiate. But with Hal Jordan, well, I would say that's more of the standout, especially with his accessory. So you get this really cool green lantern jet pack. I love other constructs. I think that's a lot of fun. The more constructs, the merrier I always say when it comes to green lanterns and you get a boxing glove and it's actually pretty cool. It's got like the glow. It kind of looks like the ring is in there. You know, he's got the fist going on. I would say the little symbol is kind of turn the wrong way if you kind of think about it, but that's just nitpicking, I would suppose. The base is very cool as well. I'm not a huge fan of these bases when they do these two packs. I would say out of all the bases thus far, this is the one that actually does something that actually serves a purpose and you can actually get the figures on there because you get little peg holes right there, one for greenie and then one for the bat greenie, right there. And I'll show you in just a second how everything kind of goes together cohesively. But with Hal Jordan, again, he is the standout of the two pack. That's an amazing head sculpt right there. I absolutely love that. Hands down is fantastic. Just really wish they would put the white wing tips because for me that's Hal Jordan. Now I know the whole parallax situation of course, but yeah, it is what it is. Maybe I'll do it myself, but it either case, right? You can say that it's just a reuse of the John Stewart Green Lantern body. They just colored the gloves white. Everything else is the same. Everything is just a reuse with a completely new head, but minus a fist in hand. There's no fist in hands on this guy once again. So then yeah, you can't really do the whole Green Lantern slide. He's got the hole in the back for the backpack, but I would say if anything, anything, anything, articulation aside, which is pretty good. Sometimes it can be a little wonky in standing him for the most part for these two figures. Yes, I would use the stands for both these guys, but extra hands all day. Now for the accessories. I can't really say really shoving this on his hand works all too well. I don't really want to scuff up the paint. So I would say pop the hand off. It's simply fits right over that. It looks to just look a lot better, fits a lot better. And it holds onto his arm. So that would be my recommendation instead of chewing up any paint. You can rock a fist somewhere right there, boom. Green Lantern, a punch style. Take his rocket pack and you can fit that right on his back, which looks really cool. So overall, when you see this figure, yeah, it's pretty darn cool. And when you got the base and you got the non-breaker, yeah, I mean, it does exactly what the back of the box says. So if you don't have any of these figures, I think you'd be pretty happy. They photograph well, they look good. It's a nice little nod to the Green Lantern core, right? Very cool to see. It does exactly what it's supposed to do. It's a ton of reuse in the sense of the bodies figures in that sense. And as you could see, yeah, it's just a little damp paint here and there with a new head. I don't really think that that's fitting, right? For Hal Jordan, I would say Hal Jordan would have a completely different costume to be quite honest with you in the sense of just reusing another Green Lanterns. But again, yes, when you got them all suited up, powered up, weapons and constructs and everything else, I mean, they look dang good. It's just a matter of, if you have all these figures already, you feel like you just buy them all over again in terms of the scaling with Superman and Flash and some other Justice Leaguers. Hal is incredibly tall. The scale, not to be the dead horse, is once again all out of whack. And if you have Batman, I mean, as Rocky is their relationship could be sometimes, right? Yeah, Batman is still taller than Hal Jordan's side. I definitely see that. In terms of one of the best Green Lanterns, the Necatoises, Aliens, Batman, Superman, all that kind of stuff, that one is still superior to this. It's simplistic, it's awesome. It's what I think about when I think of Hal Jordan, the only thing missing again, it's the White Wing tips. But that's just a very cool Green Lantern. No, this one does not beat Necatoises Green Lantern. It's very cool, it's awesome. I love putting the extra parts in pieces. You can borrow from John Stewart. It looks fantastic, but classic for me will always win out. And even with the Super Friends, I mean, Mattel, it was a real, I actually really liked this figure. I still like it now, but I mean, you see the difference between now and then. You lot more souped up, lot more detailed, but you know what, a simplistic figure, that ain't so bad from time to time. So I'm really kind of torn with this, let's say that. Hal Jordan is a very good figure. It's well done, except that it encourages a lot of repaints and reuse. And it's just not the form and function that I wanted to see for Hal Jordan. I would have expected more of a release. Now, if he gets a single release, then okay, that's cool. At least you're not having to buy yet another figure that you have. The base is okay. I do like it. I don't think it's fantastic, but it does work and it's a heck of a lot better than previous bases that we've gotten. I absolutely love the constructs. I think that works to a varying degree. You can swap it out between John Stewart and any of the other green lanterns if you want to go that route. So I would honestly tell you this, if you're a huge Hal Jordan fan, then yes, definitely grab it. If you are kind of sorted on the fence, you're picking and choosing, there's a lot of reuse in this box set to be quite honest with you. And I would say it's more of a pass than it is a grab, maybe wait till clearance. But I am curious to know what you guys think about this box set. Is it for you? Will you be grabbing? Have you already? Comment below. Let me know. Let's talk everything green lantern. And I'm gonna leave you guys with that. As always, drink some great coffee, eat some great food, but most important, and remember, at least they didn't make the costume CGI this time, eh? And when you do, let me know what you found. I'll talk to you guys soon. Adios.