I just picked this guy up Mongul and man he is HUGE standing with the rest of my DC Direct Collection. Size Compairison with Knightfall Bane. The one Teen Titan Hidden behind Steel is Superboy if you were wondering
I saw hi min the store last week. He is one massive figure. But I'd like to see him next to Juggernaut for a comparison. I also think it's funny how small his base is. At a certain point, you just have to go, "Why the hell does he need a base?" Oh, and Power Girl still owns the IC line.
He fits on the base just barely. But 1 thing I have noticed is the 2 IC I got have holes in the foot and in the base stand but do not come with a peg?
Mongul Jr. is indeed big, but he's also quite stiff, non-poseable, and waaaay too much. Plus, his red "nails" confused me since I thought he was wearing gloves.... Go find yourself a SOTA Tauran Shaman (basically, a Minotaur). He's the biggest (well, heaviest at the very least), most badass fig. I own/have seen and the price can't be beat. 2.5 lbs of plastic for only $12 (originally, I paid $15)!
The base pegs should be in a little baggy taped to the tray. Look around the tray (hopefully you didn't throw it out!). I was thinking the same thing.
I had no intention of buying him, but my lcs didn't charge more for him and I just couldn't resist that giant hunk of plastic. I just wish they'd do a Doomsday at that size.
I haven't removed my Mongul from his package yet and Jugs is in storage but Monul is definately bigger than Juggernaut. Triformis, are you sure that is Mongul Jr.? I remember reading from some forums (I thinl fwoosh and DC Direct) that is the original Mongul.
The back of the package says that Mongul is on a revenge quest of a sort for the death of his Father. So I think they are inplying that he is the Jr. of the family. I havre the DC Direct Doomsday and he looks awesome. But I would be extreamly stoked if they were to make a Doomsday the size of Mongul.
Ok, this is the best I can do as I haven't opened up my Mongul Jr. yet...er, my room's a mess and I have er, other stuff to open...er, such as Gundams... I made Jugs and Hulk stand on a couple of CDs to make sure that both figures are roughly "level" with Mongul...and as you can see, Mongul Jr. is the biggest action figure done in the usual 6 inch scale. If you look at the Marvel Select's Ultimate Hulk, one will realise that Mongul's hands and arms are sculpted in the same pose!