[ZOOM!] Eustass Kid - P.O.P Neo MAXIMUM

Figure: Eustass Kid - P.O.P Neo MAXIMUM

Eustass "Maximum" Kid: The Metal-Made Monster You Can't Ignore!

MegaHouse didn’t just close out 2012 with a bang—they dropped a nuke. Introducing Eustass Kid – P.O.P Neo MAXIMUM, the inaugural figure from the MAXIMUM line and an absolute beast in every sense. This isn’t just a figure—it’s a full-on collectible event. Released at the end of 2012, it instantly grabbed attention with its sheer size, detail, and magnetic (pun intended) presence. If you thought the Supernovas were being slept on, Kid is here to wake you up—with a steel fist.

The Definition of “Maximum”

What makes this figure “MAXIMUM”? Simple: it's maximum size, maximum sculpt, and maximum personality. This isn’t a casual shelf filler—this is centerpiece material. Kid stands tall and imposing, with his iconic crimson spiked hair sculpted to perfection. The wild energy of the character is captured in every line and pose, from the aggressive smirk to the commanding posture. And for those who want variety, MegaHouse included two swappable heads and torsos—giving you the choice between pure rage or calculated fury.

Armor, Attitude, and Abs

Let’s talk about the body. Kid’s muscular physique is finely chiseled and painted to bring out every crease and sinew. He’s rocking a bold, open-chested look that highlights his battle-hardened frame. The textures on his coat are out of this world—the fur trim, the weathered fabric, the folds—all of it feels like it’s moving in sync with Kid’s chaotic aura. Even the chest belt, complete with a tiny, hyper-detailed gun and dagger, adds an extra layer of danger and flair. No corners cut here—MegaHouse went all in.

The Hand That Crushes All

Now let’s get to the *real* showstopper: Kid’s monstrous mechanical arm. This is where the MAXIMUM line flexes the hardest. The giant arm is crafted from a chaotic mashup of metallic elements—cogs, bolts, pipes, barrels, tubes—each individually sculpted with a level of detail that borders on obsessive. It doesn’t just look good, it looks like it could move. The asymmetrical shape, rough textures, and weathered paintwork give it the perfect blend of mechanical madness and pirate grit. It’s wild, complex, and downright genius. This piece alone justifies the figure’s status (and price).

The Weight of the New World

Kid’s design already carries that rebellious, anti-hero energy, and this figure turns the dial up to eleven. With his imposing stance and gravity-defying hair, he feels like a living force of chaos straight from the New World. Whether displayed with the weapon belt or bare torso, every angle screams power. And let’s not forget that paint job—the vibrant reds, the cold gunmetal hues, the subtle weathering—all blended together with that unmistakable MegaHouse quality.

Conclusion: Metal Mayhem Worth Every Beli

This Eustass Kid isn’t just a must-have—it’s a must-stare. It dominates the shelf and demands attention. With two torsos, two heads, and a mechanical arm that looks straight out of a punk-pirate nightmare, it’s the kind of figure that reminds you why you started collecting in the first place. Sure, the price is higher than average—but once you see the sheer craftsmanship in person, you'll be asking, “Why didn’t I buy two?” MegaHouse, take my money already. Again.

💫 Figure quality:	9
👺 Devotion to the Character:	9
👑 Gadgets and alternative pieces (if needed):	9
💸 Price:	7.5
💓 Figure Importance in Your Collection:	8
🎯 TOTAL:	8.5