52TOYS Candybox Various Panghu Series 2 Action Figure, Popular Collectible Art Toy Hot Tiger Toys Cute Figure Creative Gift, for Christmas Birthday Party Holiday

I was gonna order this for my kid who was born in the year of the tiger - which I’ve done before for my other kid who is also a tiger. But I couldn’t make up my mind who’d get it because I kept the last one. I like them A LOT so I’m keeping both. My kids are old enough to order their own. I have to keep them because they make me smile, unlike almost everything else on earth. Knowing me, I’ll probably order more since it’s easily done & quickly received … maybe then I’ll share. Thank you!

Love my tigers

I like blind boxes and this one is fun! Hate how it makes you want to buy the whole set

Nicely made figurine but very much an oddity. I got a fat tiger thats also an angler fish. My son seemed to like it after the first few confused looks at the tiger markings, robust belly and fish fin. It’s well made and comes with a card that describes the figurine. I have no idea what the green rock looking thing that it came with, is supposed to be.

Typically, I'm a huge fan of blind box figures (assuming they're priced reasonably). Unfortunately, due to the blind box nature of this product as well as the higher price tag, this instantly makes me not a huge fan of the product. Add on to this that (in my opinion) the best figure is locked behind getting lucky and also getting every piece of it from individual boxes and this soured my opinion immediately upon receiving my box.However, I must give credit where it's due and say that the figure I received (the otter) is incredibly well made and high quality. It may not be the largest figurine out there (and given the price point, that's a little disappointing), but it feels like it's made well. Furthermore, the paint job is phenomenal and actually looks really nice! The colours are crisp and everything is painted within the lines properly.I really do enjoy this line of figures, but there's no way I'm going to be able to afford to complete the collection. However, if you've got money to spare and love figures, these are incredibly nice ones to collect.

This adorable little toy collectible is from the second series by 52 Toys that features their lovable Panghu Fat Tiger posing as a variety of sea critters and animals.The series is sold as blind boxes, so you never know which of the six characters in the series you will receive until you open the box. This is a good option if you want to gift one and inspire a friend to collect them, or if you’re just curious about this collectible and want to see how it will fit into the rest of your décor, or like such elements of chance. I happened to receive the first tiger in this series in my blind box – the angler fish.It’s extremely cute. My toddler fell in love with its eye-catching orange colors and silly design the minute he saw it on my desk (where I was using it as a paper weight) and hinted that he wanted it on his bedroom shelf. He liked how it could stay in place or that it could be placed on its belly so that it wobbles.This tiger is quite tasteful and looks quite nice on a desk, even in a professional setting. Each tiger also comes with a bonus piece that leads to the creation of a giant dragon tiger if you collect the whole lot.And therein lies my issue with this collectible.They are quite pricey – they cost a little more than a Funko Pop! at a third of the size – especially if you purchase them one at a time. As they are not sold individually and only in blind boxes, that randomness might also cost you a small fortune. It also prevents you from purchasing the one tiger that most appeals to you.I’m not in a financial position to randomly drop close to $20 on the off chance I might get the sea otter or koala and end up with the bear pr rabbit tiger, but I would be much more tempted if they were sold individually.That said, you can purchase the whole set in one shot and get each one in this series (and the bonus dragon character), and receive a very small discount by doing so, but that higher price point is a real investment unless you really love each tiger in this series. I’m not telling my toddler there are more to collect.