The best (and worst) Punk CM action figures

Cm punk is a favorite of fans and one of the most sought -after wrestlers to

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of all time. With its popularity and its unique tattooed look, it is the perfect individual to transform into a figure of action.

CM Punk has had many different figurines made by different manufacturers, such as Jakks Pacific, Mattel and Jazware, with so many different looks. But what figures in the second city in the city are the best, and what figures of CM Punk completely lack the brand.

5th best: elite of the Vault 3 series

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CM Punk has had many looks encapsulated in the form of a figure of action, but none has the unique character like this. At Extreme Rules 2010, CM Punk put her hair online against the Mask of Rey Mysterio in a losing effort, which means that he would shave his head.

Punk would then come out in a black mask to hide its shaved look, until its mask is scammed by the big show to exhibit its new look. This figure very well captures his 2010 look, accompanied by a scarf he wore at the time and some additional interchangeable hands.

5th worse: Elite collection Best of Pay-Per-View: 2013 cm Punk (Toys R Us Exclusive)

A dubious face analysis

On April 7, 2013, CM Punk had the opportunity to break the sequence against

The Undertaker in Wrestlemania 29
Where Mattel was inspired for this figure. The outfit itself is fantastic, a tribute to the colors of older outfit of the Undertaker, but where this figure is the faults of the neck.

Face scanning is barely like cm punk and more in the sense of the late big actor Gilber Gottfried. If Mattel could have included a better head scan, like those in the Elite 16 series, then this figure could have been an excellent big, but the head scan ultimately made one of the worst.

4th Best: AEW Ringso Unpailed exclusive “The First Dance”

The second city of Saint returns to the struggle

August 21, 2021 is a date forever engraved in professional control records like night CM Punk returned to the company. After leaving WWE in 2014, Punk remained away from making cinema projects, to collaborate on comics and even to have

Two unsuccessful fights in the UFC
. The return of CM Punk was monumental and was a serious risk of diverting a lot of WWE fans to start watching the AEW programming.

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Jazware hit the brand on this figure, capturing its return outfit and even including the fun cream bar accessory. With the personalized packaging and this historic moment, this figure was a must for any fan punk CM.

4th worst: FlexForce Back Flippin ‘Series 1

This series did not last too long …

Mattel is known to make incredible action figures in their time with WWE, but when they took the upper hand for the first time, their technology may not be the biggest, because some facial scans looked and that the details of the figure were perhaps not as good as Jakks Pacific. Cosmetics were not the only problem for Mattel, because their ideas for new figures of action at first were not too large.

While they had success with the base and elite lines, FlexForce was short -lived due to popularity and low demand. This figure looks bad and no collection will want this in its collection because of the way it is presented and is more so that a child can play. The legs of this silhouette seem really horrible, and the face scan is also not up to par. It’s a good job, Mattel has put FlexForce again after a few years and focused on developing their best lines.

3rd best: Determining moments exclusive to the edge of the ring

The pipe bomb

2011 was the year of CM Punk, presenting his talent for the main event against

Randy Orton in Wrestlemania 27
The summer of punk and the infamous pipe bomb. The expired punk contract, and he was heading for money at the 2011 bank against

John Cena for the WWE championship
. CM Punk sat on the stage of the June 27, 2011 edition of RAW, while Cena was in the ring when he tore WWE, Vince McMahon, rock and the rest of WWE management.

This moment sent shock waves through the professional struggle and even brought back diverted fans who had stopped looking at. Mattel captures this moment perfectly, including the cold stone t-shirt he wore at the time, his signature yellow outfit and the microphone with which he cut the pipe bomb. Well done, Mattel.

3rd sausage: unrivaled lJn style aew

Do not capture the real LJN style

The LJN line working with WWE was extremely popular in the second half of the 80s, collectors always trying to buy these childhood memories on the map. Some of them can be sold from $ 200 to more than $ 500. A key element that operated this line of figurines was the wrestlers who hit a cool installation so that the figures were played or displayed for collectors.

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Jazware seems to have forgotten this appearance of the LJN style with this punk CM figure, which they were able to include with the previous figures Cody Rhodes and Darby Allin. It was after Jazware released this punk CM figure that they completely stopped this line.

2nd best: AEW Supreme Series 4 (exclusive walmart)

Adjustment of the best in the world

Aew Supreme is a series created by Jazware to compete with the Mattel Ultimate Edition series, with additional points of articulation for better installation and more accessories and interchangeable body parts. There have been incredible jazware outings, but this punk CM figure is a beauty thing. Accompanied by three interchangeable heads and hand poses, the world title AEW, a different set of ring trunks, a sleeveless t-shirt and its signature hooded sweatshirt.

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No resentment of punk.

What distinguishes this figure is the accuracy and the quantity of details on this figure, whether it is the impressive tattoos included or the different scans for the face showing its hair straight or its average match everywhere in the look. When this figure was published, it was very sought after and now you cannot buy it brand new only on used websites.

2nd worse: wwe thumbpers series 2

Not something that collectors rush to place on the shelves

Although this figure can be cut a little soft to be a children’s toy for the fight for the thumb, it cannot be overestimated how horrible this silhouette is. Although it is more difficult to detail a figure when it is smaller, it is something that Jakks Pacific was able to do with smaller figures in their Build’n’Brawl line in 2008.

For Wicked Cool Toys to produce this, especially with them producing the rings of the authentic scale that looked incredible, it is extremely disappointing. This line would be canceled in 2014 and two series of these figures, so they did not last long, which is not very surprising at all.

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Inspired by money at the 2011 bank

In addition to the infamous promotion of pipe bombs cut by cm punk,

Money in the Bank 2011 against John Cena for the WWE championship
was one of the main moments that cemented CM Punk as the main WWE event and for the rest of his professional wrestling career. Chicago fans were on fire and made this moment more special, which was to be encapsulated in the form of a figure.

Mattel did justice at that moment in all directions, including the “Best in the World” t-shirt he wore at the time. Accompanying the silhouette are interchangeable hands, the punk of the WWE championship has won the night and interchangeable heads so that you can put a punk cm on the barricade, blowing the action figure Vince McMahon a kiss goodbye!

The worst: WWE Titantron Live Backlash Series 15

A terrible return to the numbers of the past

The Titantron series of Jakks Pacific may have been a childhood of fans of struggle, with toys released from fans such as The Rock and Triple H back when the series started in 1999. In 2009, Jakks released a return to these figures and included CM Punk, which completely failed. For what Jakks Pacific was released at the time, this figure was a full step back with little or no details on tattoos, and they did not bother to detail the trunks, leaving it with an ordinary black instead of the stars design.

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Fortunately, it was the only punk CM made in this line, and Jakks would continue to make superb punk figurines before and after that, but with these ideas, it was perhaps a good idea that Mattel took over from the creation of WWE action figures just the following year.