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I got a second opinion on the initial pose and they brought up a valid point of big poses taking up a lot of shelf space as a figurine collector. Personally I like dynamic poses with a lot of action and story, but I value critiques because it helps me create better pieces. Artistic taste is subjective so I created a bunch of different shelf friendly tighter poses and would like everyone's thoughts on this. Type in the comments Yes or no for concern in shelf space. Also type in the color of your favorite pose, if there are multiple then put them in order. Forgive me if there are any color blind people, you can go ahead and put the number of the pose according to the order of the animated gifs. The green pose (image 4,5) are considered the same pose. This is just a gauge of interest and if there is a majority interest in a pose/idea then I will adjust my decision.

Additional notes:Purple Pose(1): Samus shoots a beam/missle. There is going to be a scarf/hood/rag flowing behind her to emphasis the shockwave.Blue pose(3): Samus' death animation where her armor is destroyed.Red/green/yellow(2,4,5) poses: Samus is meant to be more relaxed and is a bit more Pin-up friendly, the most shelf friendly as well.

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Dillan Schneider

Space is not a concern for me. I really like the green pose 😁

Chris Sanders

Red and No worry about shelf space

Aleriia_V (Lerapi)

Orange and Green. About space, it's not a problem when you have just a few figures, but when your collection goes over 150 pieces, space starts to be a big problem, as you really want to acquire something bigger, but can't, due to the lack of space.

GrungyWilder

red, I like how the Metroid is included

Anthony M

I like the green pose. I'm not worried about space.

qazwsx edc

purple and blue are my favorites

DiNamuuu3D

Awesome, this feedback helps. Thanks!

Aleriia_V (Lerapi)

Another thing i can suggest you: on the zero suit version, instead of her hand cannon, you can put her pistol.

Alexander Arlock

The blue and yellow pose catches my attention

Roy

Red and green

Roy

Of the green one my only concern is how to put it on a base, having only one leg as support.