Mezco have revealed the full details for their One:12 Collective Ghost Face. The figure features four mask options, including a glow in the dark version. You also get soft goods tailored clothes including the cloak with integrated wire for posing. THere are a selection of hand options and accessories include knives, scythe, remote control, popcorn bow and blood splast effect pieces.
The Mezco Ghost Face iis lsited as shipping between September and November 2024.
Emerging from the shadows, Ghost Face slashes his way into the One:12 Collective lineup!
Beware of the many faces of fear: the One:12 Collective Ghost Face features four interchangeable head portraits of his elongated mask with various effects including the classic mask portrait, a blood-splattered portrait, a glow-in-the-dark portrait, and a zombie portrait, allowing for a multitude of deadly display options.
Ghost Face wears his signature black hooded robe, with posable hood and sleeves through integrated posing wire. He swings knives or a reaper’s scythe, complete with multiple blood FX that attach to weapons. The mysterious killer also carries a popcorn bowl and a remote control for perfect horror movie nights.
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