G.I. Joe Classified Series Zarana Action Figure 48 Collectible Premium Toys with Multiple Accessories 6-Inch-Scale with Custom Package Art

Excellent service and very pleased with the product and delivery. Thank you.

Grape soda and chocolate doughnuts!!!!!!!

This beautiful little mean girl will definitely bring zest to your display case collection. She definitely stands out amongst my collectibles. GRAB THIS TOUGH GIRL!

She is decked out. I wish they would of keep her, Zartan and Zandar's tan but I understand how hard it would of been.

I love this figure. The only issue I personally have with most Joes is that they don't have extra hands to swap or faces. Like Zarana. She has only one face and that is an irritated open lips face and that is that. But other than that I am happy with the figure.Articulation - 9/10Accessories - 6/10 (She has swappable hair but not swappable hands or faces)Aesthetics - 8/10

For fans of the 25th Anniversary revival of GI Joe, one of the great injustices was how many big name characters were only available as convention exclusives. Zartan's evil sister was one of those big name characters who was sadly priced out of reach for most fans because of this. But with GI Joe Classified, Zarana is available at retail for a price that won't bust your bank account.But while beautifully designed and sculpted, the figure has two big problems: Zarana's shoulder pads limit your ability to move her arms up and down, while the character (like Lady Jaye) suffers from the fact that rather than giving her two head sculpts (one with her butch haircut that her original action figure had and one with the more feminine pixie cut that her cartoon and comic counterpart had), Zarana instead has two hair pieces that can be switched out depending on how you want to display her. A shame, as Hasbro has shown willingness to do alternate head sculpts for their Marvel Legends line.But problems aside, it's a really decent figure and a worthy addition for one's GI Joe Classified collection.

I love the figure, it arrived even earlier than expected, I recommend it if you want a great-quality figure.

Zarana is my favorite of the new series, just a great sculpt and very colorful. Unlike the 80's version, she does not change color, but the sculpt and paint app make that irrelevant. One gets two hair styles to fiddle with, the more mohawk look or the one featured in first pic on this page, which I prefer since that's how she looked in the comic. But this Zarana is how figures should have been made in the 80's, but until McFarlane raised the bar on sculpting and whatnot, Kenner and Hasbro were kind of lazy.