Bring the world's most famous female fighter home with the Street Fighter II: Chun-Li 6 Inch Figure from Jada Toys! Dressed in her iconic blue qipao, spiked bracelets, and signature "ox horn" hairstyle, this fully articulated, officially licensed Capcom collectible is based on Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers and comes with swappable parts and a kick attack accessory to recreate her lightning-fast moves.
📦 What You're Getting:
1 × Chun-Li 6 Inch (15cm) Articulated Action Figure
1 × Interchangeable Head
Interchangeable Hands
Kick Attack Accessory
Display Stand
A complete, display-ready action figure with everything needed to recreate Chun-Li's famous kicks.
✨ Why This Collectible Stands Out:
Iconic Chun-Li Design: Her blue qipao dress, white combat boots, spiked bracelets, and ox horn hairstyle are recreated faithfully at 1:12 scale, true to her look in the Street Fighter II arcade game and anime.
Hundred Rending Kicks: The included kick attack accessory and stand let you recreate her famous Hyakuretsu Kyaku, a rapid series of kicks in succession.
Over 20 Points of Articulation: Pose Chun-Li in powerful attacks and smooth, fluid moves, from high kicks to dynamic fighting stances.
Interchangeable Parts: Swap the head and hands to change expressions and fighting poses.
Arcade-Style Packaging: Presented in an original window box styled like a game control panel, a great fit for any Street Fighter collection.
Officially Licensed: An authentic Capcom licensed collectible from Jada Toys.
🎁 What to Expect:
A 6 inch (15cm), 1:12 scale plastic figure
20+ points of articulation
Extra head, hands, kick attack accessory, and stand
Control panel-designed window box packaging
🌟 Why You'll Love It:
For Street Fighter fans and action figure collectors alike, this Chun-Li figure combines speed, grace, and arcade nostalgia in one display-ready package, perfect on its own or lined up alongside Ken and the rest of the series.
Note: Recommended for ages 13 and up. Product design and packaging are determined by the manufacturer.
