Halloween II (1981) Mezco Designer Series Mega Scale Michael Myers with Sound
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STANDARD GRADE
- This item is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging is case fresh but may have flaws
- Suitable to display in package or to open
- Reese's Law (Button Cell Batteries)
Product Description
Straight out of the classic 1981 sequel, Mezco's MDS Mega Scale presents the boogeyman himself, Michael Myers!
The silent stalker features an all-new head sculpt with dark, vacant eyes. Depress the button discretely hidden on his back to hear a total of 6 phrases including "He came back!” and “Why won’t he die?”.
Michael Myers wears tailored, weathered coveralls, features 11 points of articulation, and comes complete with a butcher knife accessory that fits neatly in his right hand.
The MDS Mega Scale Halloween II (1981): Michael Myers with Sound stands 15” tall and comes packaged in a window box, perfect for display.
Product Features
- 15 inches (38.10cm)
- Made of plastic and fabric
- From the Halloween II (1981) movie
- Features 11 points of articulation
- Features 6 phrases from the movie
- Window box packaging
Box Contents
- Michael Myers figure
- Knife
Additional Details
Halloween is a iconic American slasher film/media franchise that originally began in 1978 with the release of the first film directed by John Carpenter. The franchise centers around Michael Myers, a killer who ends up going on a killing spree during the Halloween holiday. With the critical acclaim and commercial success of the film, the Halloween franchise continues to release new films that either continue the story or reboot elements of the franchise. Halloween continues to expand or get adapted to other media formats, like comics, video games, and various merchandise.
This product contains button cell or coin batteries. As required by 'Reese's Law' (Pub. L. 117-171, 15 U.S.C. 2056e), the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) requires manufacturers to apply a large "Keep Out of Reach" warning label on the front panel of the product package.
