>>7456194problem is, in order to do poses like that, you need really exceptional articulation. Most companies opt to give figures kind of basic articulation that's okay for most poses, but won't be able to hit anything really dynamic. Even most "super-articulated" figures only fit that description by virtue of having a lot of joints, even if most of their joints don't have the range to pull off anything really crazy or realistic. Ideally, joints should be given a lot of clearance space to get the most out of them, but often this results in complaints of "gappy sculpts" so more often than not companies try to strike a balance that compromises articulation range for a more preserved sculpt.
