Customer Reviews

Final Fantasy Advent Children Cloud Strife & Fenrir Motorcycle Action Figure Deluxe Set

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The Cloud and Fenrir combo from SquareEnix is amazingly detailed. Then again, every single product from them is very detailed. I thought Fenrir(Cloud's motorcycle) was going to be small, but it was bigger than I thought. It's approximately a foot across and it's beautifully colored. It looked so real you can almost ride on it, if it was life-size. This product is a great collection for any Final Fantasy fan. I love Final Fantasy!!!!

I should start simple: this is a masterpiece. Ok, now on details... the bike (Fenrir) is a fine crafted model that will make you proud of showing it on your desk, it has ALL those details you would expect from an exact model of a real bike plus the fantasy ingredients. The human figure (Cloud) has what I call "intelligent articulations", that let it pose in almost every position you can think of. It fits nicely and smoothly on the bike and also can stand on foot and the clothes are sculpted with mastery. The sword is awesome too, of course. Grab one an enjoy it!

I bought this product as a birthday present for my son. He is an avid
Final Fantasy VII fanatic and has been wanting this item for a long time to keep as a collector's item. Needless to say, he was estatic about it and the detail and intricate work that went into it is amazing. I saw the movie and the character/motorcycle are right on the money! Great product!

This is a poorly made figure. His legs broke off after mounting him on the bike. They could have done so much better. His sculpt is pretty accurate to the movie, but they could have used a sturdier design, like Squall's. The only thing that's great about this one is that it comes with the Fenrir. That's a pretty neat figure all on its own.

I decided to buy the Cloud/Fenrir set after being really impressed with the Sephiroth Action Figure from the same line. I was really excited for it to arrive in the mail but when it came I was fairly disappointed. Let me make it clear that I did not buy the toy to play with but rather just to display. Although Fenrir was really well crafted (it would have been nice to see the sword compartments open up like in the movies so there would be a place to store the sword when Cloud is mounted on the bike), I am really disappointed with the Cloud figure. Overall is does not have same polish, this is especially evident in the figure's right arm which looks like it came off a GI Joe figure from my youth (I am now 19). Although the set is above average and great for any Final Fantasy fan, I can not recommend it at this price (especially if you are paying in Canadian currency like I am).

I just got this today and I have to say I was a little worried when I saw how beat up the box was. But after getting Cloud and the Fenrir out of the box I felt a little better. Now the main reason why I got this is because of the Fenrir, which I'm very pleased about. The bike looks real, exactly like it did in the movie. I was even more impressed when I saw that the engine that sticks out of the bike is some sort of metal. The detail on the Fenrir all over is amazing. The head light looks like a head light, so do the back lights, the paint, the tires, the engine, all of it looks like it can be started and driven.

Now that Fenrir is reviewed, let's go to the second half of this package, Cloud. I was slightly disappointing with the work on cloud. The clothes are ok, but there are strange white smudges on his back legs, and his butt... The hair is ok, I mean, Cloud had always had messy hair, but it's a little to messy. The detail on the clothes as stated before are ok, they do have all the elements of AC. So I wish I could have seen a little more effort into Cloud, since they did such a great job on the bike. The one thing that made me the most upset about Cloud is how lose his arm and feet are. It's so lose that Cloud can hardly hold up his sword.

Putting Cloud on the bike can be difficult. But I think I found a very easy way to put him on without Cloud losing a leg. Fist you need to take off the leg cloth thing. Yes it comes off. After you do that, hold the Fenrir tightly, making sure you don't brake the stand. Spread Clouds legs so he looks like he's able to sit on the bike but binned his knees as far as they will go without the threat of braking. Once that is done, point his toes as if he was standing on them. THIS IS IMPORTANT: do one leg at a time. Put one of Cloud's legs into the spot between the exhausted pie and make sure his toes are tucked in there good. Then proceed with the other leg, being careful not to stress Cloud's legs to much. Once he is on his bike put the leg clothe back on. Now you have your mounted Cloud.

I hope this helped.

It is very durable. The quality of product is excellent.I thought it was a little over priced until actually looking at it. I ordered this for my son and he really likes it.

FFVII is such an amazing franchise, and this figure is a top notch quality replica of the story's angst ridden hero.

Well built. Very pose-able. The bike feels heavy, very sturdy. Cloud is a bit flimsy, however, one should not be moving this piece too much as it is made for display purposes...and looks great doing so.

When I started collecting the Advent Children Play Arts collection, Cloud was one of those figures I wasn't sure about. I started with season 2 and have been working my way back.

I was originally just going to get Cloud by himself(which is Figure no. 4) but I saw that they have a deluxe box edition with Fenrir(which is Figure no. 0).

The figure is exactly the same as if you bought him by himself. Great articulation even though he doesn't have as many articulations as the second season. His leg cape can be adjusted or taken off. Which is a plus. The figure looks wonderful. And yes, the New Buster Sword looks great.

I will admit one problem with the figure I got. Like all the other figures you get more than one hand. One of the two hands I got for Cloud did NOT fit snuggly on his arm and would fall off very easily. I don't mind since both arms are pretty much the same and the other arm fits on tightly. Still, I thought it needed to be mentioned.

Now for Fenrir. I was scepticle of his bike. But when I got it out of the package, I was amazed. The bike is perfectly perportioned to cloud. It's over 12" (1 ft) long. Great detail. All tires are rubber. And the front section rotates slightly from side to side and is slightly hydraulic. And Cloud can fit on the bike fairly well.

The downfall is that Cloud can't look up high enough for him to lay flat on the bike and look forward. So he ends up looking down at the bike. This isn't a big problem since you can still pull off great posses.

The bike is also sturdy and durable. A small problem that I see with the bike is the back tire. The plasic arm that holds the back tire is not completely sturdy. Which over time, could cause the back tire to turn slightly sideways. But this can be countered by the kick stand which gives the back tire full support. So there's no real problem there.

This duel set is a must have for FF7AC fans. Or if your collecting the FF7AC Play Arts figures, this set is a much better choice over just getting Cloud by himself.

I am still so happy to have Cloud on his bike. He catches my eye from time to time with that terrific bike, and I am reminded of how glad I am to have it. I bought the Cloud figure first because I didn't think I could get the bike; then the price dropped (around this price) and I snatched it up. The bike is so sturdy I was blown away by the weight and balance of it. I really like Cloud, heck I have two of them now. One is on the bike next to my Final Fantasy Air Ship and the other stands on top of my Final Fantasy VII game. Cloud's one arm doesn't have any clothes on it so you will see the articulation points. They are there on every figure that can be moved in so many poses; it can't be helped. I put his giant sword in his right hand and it lies alongside the right side of the bike; a perfect fit.