Star Wars 3.75" Villain Trooper Commander

Star Wars action figures were not originally collectibles, but fans' wanting to collect the figures have now spanned several decades. Both adults and kids enjoy the thrill of the hunt when searching for those hard-to-find figures to help them complete elaborate displays of their collections (or just throw them in storage boxes like I do). However, the movies are not the only medium that sparked Star Wars action figures. Television shows, video games, and anniversaries also led to the release of new figures at different times. For example, collectors can find figures from the "Force Unleashed" video game, the television series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars," and special editions released to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the first movie's release.This is a wonderful figure and will be sure to either bring hours of enjoyment in play or adorn that collector's wall. I received my figure quickly and in good condition.

It took me 6 months to find a Capt. Phasma figure at a reasonable price. She has 5 points-of-articulation. She is articulated at the head, arms, & hips. Her cape is a soft plastic, which is fine. I'm not bothered by the lack of articulation b/c she really didn't do anything in the movie. She comes with a build-a-weapon piece that can be attached to other BAW pieces to make a big weapon. To be honest, IMHO, it's a piece of junk. I'd have rather she come with a stand. In addition, as with all the 5POA figures, Hasbro has created beautiful artwork for the card back. If you want a Capt. Phasma with more articulation then, check out the Walmart Exclusive Black Series 3 3/4" figure.

I have a long long history with this figure. I remember pulling it from the pegs back in 2015 and I was hooked. For a 3.75 inch figure, it scales very well with other Star Wars figures. Phasma is a very tall character and her figure displays that perfectly. It is only 5 standard point of articulation which is a let down for many but it doesn't bother me as much. She does include her signature blaster which is always great but she also has a build a weapon piece and it's pretty mediocre. It doesn't even fit her color scheme or really fit that well in her hands. My only thing I will say about this figure as well as with Hasbro's other Phasma figure releases is that she is nowhere near as shiny as she is in the films. This figure comes off more dull silver than anything. Which I would never expect them to actually put a full chrome Phasma out there for kids to play with. That stuff chips easily. Just look at the old vintage Kenner C3-PO. However the dullish silver just wasn't the best way to go. Still this is a fantastic figure that is well worth the money for any collection or for any kid to play with. Two Thumbs up from me.

This Captain Phasma figure is closer to 4" than 3.75". She has a very cool metallic looking blaster, while the figure itself is a shiny silver plastic. I think the silver plastic holds a metallic sheen better than the gold plastic used for many versions of C3PO. I really like the animated sculpting of her plastic cape which sits to the side and gives her "swag." She was one of my my most anticipated figures added to my collection, and I couldn't wait for her to arrive--she doesn't disappoint.

Captain Phasma is a woman. She's a Stormtrooper. And she is in charge of Stormtroopers. Oh... and she's shiny! So far, she's a catch. You can't go wrong with this action figure. It's good for the collectors or if you want to give your child a good female rolemodel.

I've been looking for Phasma in brick and mortar. Finally broke down and purchased here when they were normal retail. Half expected to see same height as storm trooper but was surprised by 1/3-1/2 inch height difference. About the same height as Kylo Ren. Very happy to see her dwarfing other First Order Characters including FN.

My son loves StarWars and therefore loves this toy as well. Typical actions figure. Jointed at the shoulders and hips. No joints at the elbows or knees so the range of motion is slightly limited. He doesn't seem to care about that though. Details of the character seem accurate.