Jazwares Fortnite DJ Yonder

Wave 2 of the Jazwares Fortnite figures have arrived. I picked up DJ Yonder through Amazon. He resembles a character with a robot animal head. He's a very cool looking figure.

DJ Yonder comes with 2 hand guns, an assault rifle, a turntable mixer than can be attached to his waist, his Wavefront back bling, his smash-up tool and an energy generator that resembles one of those electric crystal balls.

His articulation is really good. Just like the other Jazwares figures I own, this guy can be put into many cool poses. Double jointed knees and elbows, and arms and thighs with good range. Even his mouth has a hinge that opens and closes, and he even sports a golden tooth. With his cool green jacket, bright pink tennis shoes and animal helmet, he has the super DJ look down.

His weapons fit decently in his hand, though the hinged fingers can be a bit of a challenge. His turntable mixer fits snuggly to his waist. Every one of his accessories are painted and sculpted quite well.

Now the rest of my action figures have a DJ to power their party, haha. He is 1:12 scale so he fits well with S.H. Figuarts, Mafex, Figma and certain Marvel Legends. He'll fit well among your monsters, aliens and heroes.

These Jazwares Fortnite figures are really great. Wonderfully detailed and painted, very good articulation, lots of accessories and a very low price ($20 - $25 range). They are very colorful, unusual characters and great additions if you're a collector.

I think DJ Yonder is my favorite of these Jazwares figures thus far that I own. He's the 4th one that I've purchased. Everything great about this line comes together perfectly with DJ Yonder. He rocks!

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