Jada Toys Street Fighter II Cammy review

Cammy's history goes as far back as being the clone assassin created by Shadaloo as a replacement body for M. Bison; she grew to hate the man she shares DNA with and eventually left her past behind. She became more willing to assist others, even Chun-Li, the woman she was designed to be the opposite of. Admittedly, she struggles to avoid her aggressions as well as close the gap between childhood and adulthood, but she can accomplish that in a way. She takes the spotlight for this next Street Fighter review!

Here we have Cammy in-hand, with a green leotard and a few camo paint apps on her thighs. Though there is no separate etching to separate the one thing covering her busty thicc torso, it is sculpted in green while the flesh tones are painted on. There is thankfully more consistency between those areas and the limbs. She does have the red triangle sculpted raised in relief, so the chances of making this figure nude are much more difficult. Not like that would stop people because the musculature of her abs and arms, combined with the cup size and how thicc her thighs are, will be more than enough to keep people happy. No, she will not go into the jar so shut the fuck up and don't even think about doing that. At least the bare body parts don't look disjointed, which is a common complaint that Glenn Webb RIP said before on female action figures when they get more joints. That being said, we do have some cake competition between her and Doomsday with such defined booty cheeks. And I just had cake last week for my birthday (the food cake, fyi).

Her head sculpt is on the doll side, though that's mostly to do with the way her character was designed. It does look a little funny, but most of the faces can be off at times. With her alternate screaming head, alternate hands, kicking effect part, and butt on display, her articulation consists of double-ball neck, twin pigtails, shoulder rotation, bicep swivels, double-jointed elbows, wrist swivels and hinges, a double-ball diaphragm joint, ball-jointed hip movement, thigh swivels, double-jointed knees, boot swivels, ankle hinges, and pivot rockers.

For a size comparison, here she is with M. Bison. They will have an awful reunion, I'm sure. Like with all other Street Fighter figures I reviewed, this is a good one, even if I kind of wish the face would look a little less weird and the leotard would have some separate sculpting from the bare skin. I hope we get a blue turtleneck variant. Until then, HANDS OFF THAT JAR

Final ranking: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ out of ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐