>>10794946Sure. It's sort of mixed but basically anything from 2019 and onward has pretty good articulation. In 2022 they started giving the new figures barbell hips and rocker ankles so their articulation is basically identical to the 6" figures. Older figures that sometimes get repacked into TVC, such as the Jabba Skiff guards, are from older molds and have stuff like swivel hips and hinged ankles so they aren't quite as poseable as the new stuff, but they are still good toys especially for filling out scenes. Occasionally we get treated to some nice kitbashes for background characters that will have all the fancy new articulation.
Quality wise the figures are all pretty good and the faces all get photoreal applied to them just like Black Series so they look great. The place where the line probably falls is the accessories since for whatever reason, a lot of the blasters and shit tend to be made out of soft gummy plastic which can be frustrating to mess with. Like the Clonetroopers DC-15 will often start to curve if you get the figure in a two handed pose with it. It's hit or miss though.
Availability is probably the worst part. At this point it's best to not count on finding them in stores. There have been lots of people noting that their Target stores have been dropping TVC altogether or now only having spaces for the more expensive Deluxe packs. I pretty much buy mine exclusively online from Amazon or Pulse whenever they have exclusives.
I would say if you want a better idea of how a figure is, checkout sites that have decent archives of the various lines like Jedi Temple Archives or Banthaskull.
