The God of Mischief may be a cad, coward, and trickster, but when the other Lokis needed saving, the classic version of the Marvel character stepped up and showed the full extent of his power. Now that momentous display of glorious power and glorious purpose from the Disney+ show is captured forever, thanks to Iron Studios.
Priced at $199.99, this “deluxe” statue of Classic Loki, as portrayed by Richard E. Grant, measures 9.8″ tall and is made of polystone. Expect this Art Scale Loki to materialize in our dimension in the first quarter of 2023.
As the Asgardian sorcerer master, his magic deeds are seen by others as nearly impossible, and at the height of his abilities, with pure mystic energy hatching from the palms of his hands, the experient God of Mischief’s figure with green and yellow leotard suit, yellow cape, and golden helmet with horns, uses his power to the fullest on a pedestal on which he creates an illusion of the Asgard palaces as a trick to call the attention and deceive the trans-temporal entity guardian of the Void named Alioth.
Features:
- Limited edition
- Based on original references
- Made in polystone – *(may contain parts in resin, polystone, PVC, metal, and fabric)
- Hand painted
The Loki series follows an alternative timeline where the prince escapes New York after the events of the first Avengers movie. However, due to this deviation, Thor’s brother is apprehended by what amounts to the “reality police.” From there, Loki does what a Loki always does: schemes and survives. It’s a decent jaunt if you need more Tom Hiddleston in your diet.
What are your thoughts on this version of Loki and the Disney+ series as a whole? Let us know in the comments section below.
[Source: Iron Studios]
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