Michelangelo comes in the same blister card packaging that the other turtles come in with the same clear section on the rear.
Mikey comes with a pair of nunchucks which are nicely sculpted but are sadly one solid colour - orange.
He also comes with his extra weapons which are his chained/bladed nunchuck, and two throwing stars.
All of which, he holds nicely, and looks like he's having a great time doing it!
Michelangelo's head is on a ball joint meaning it swivels from side to side and up and down, his shoulders are on a hinge and ball joint so his arms can swivel and move up and down, his elbows are hinged and can swivel and his wrists also swivel. His legs move up and down at the hip, bend at the knees, and swivel at the knees.
He has space on the back of his belt to store his nunchucks, but as soon as you bend them, the develop an unfortunate white bend mark which doesn't go away once it's there. It is nice being able store both sets of nunchucks though. Also, Michelangelo has the shortest bandana out of the team.
Mikey has the whited eyes and is a nice light, almost lime green colour. And as much as I've said it over the course of these reviews, Michelangelo is, as we've come to expect from the Battle Shell range, cartoon accurate and very nice looking.
Booyakasha!
Go Figure!
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