[ZOOM!] Killer - P.O.P Neo DELUXE

Massacre Soldier on Display: Killer’s Sharpest Look Yet!

Alongside the monstrous release of Eustass “Captain” Kid, Killer – P.O.P Neo DELUXE dropped in December 2012 to slice its way into the hearts of collectors. This isn’t just Kid’s right-hand man—it’s one of the coolest, most striking sculpts to grace the DX line. With his weapons spinning and hair flying, Killer enters the display with full attitude and dangerous charm. And trust me—this one is sharp. Literally.

That Action Pose? Killer Instinct.

MegaHouse once again flexes their mastery of dynamic posing. Killer is sculpted mid-motion, his bladed arms raised and ready to attack. It’s a stance that immediately brings energy to any display, and it’s perfect for the chaos-loving punk that he is. Set on a yellow base that pops under his darker tones, the figure commands attention with both motion and contrast.

The Helmet: Grime Never Looked So Good

Let’s talk about that Jason-style helmet. The sculpt is spot-on, with every hole perfectly aligned and a deliberate dirty-white finish that sells the aged, battle-worn look. It isn’t glossy or pristine—exactly how it should be. Killer’s helmet is more than just a face cover; it’s an aesthetic statement of violence and mystery, and MegaHouse nailed it.

Hair Goals: Wild, Free, and Gold

Killer’s golden flowing hair is arguably one of the most expressive parts of this figure. It bursts out from behind the helmet in thick, dynamic locks that look like they’re caught in mid-swing. The paint gradient is gorgeous—metallic and slightly glossy, catching light just enough to show motion and depth. It's not just "cool"; it’s visually loud, and that fits the character perfectly.

Outfit Check: Rockstar Meets Warrior

Killer wears a black open-collar shirt with white polka dots—a bold choice that screams rock-and-roll rebellion. His pants channel real-world Native American stylings, and his thick red sash ties the whole outfit together like a concert of metal, punk, and pirate swagger. The outfit isn’t flashy for the sake of it—it’s stylized and intentional. The sculptor clearly understood Killer’s chaotic yet composed essence.

Weapon Tech: Fully Functional Fury

Now for the fun part: Killer’s rotating scythe-blade gauntlets. Yes—they rotate. While the articulation doesn’t completely change the pose, just the ability to tweak the angles gives you extra attitude in your display. The weapons themselves are excellent—textured to look metallic, weathered with fine scratches, and painted in a steel finish that catches the eye. These blades mean business, and they’re sculpted with love (and a lot of edge).

Simple, Strong, and Ready to Kill (Your Display)

This figure might not come with a ton of swappable parts, but it doesn't need them. Killer is all about stance, presence, and deadly simplicity. There’s something nostalgic here too—it brings back that old-school MegaHouse vibe, where you just unpack, pose, and boom—perfection. No fluff, no gimmicks. Just killer vibes.

So whether you’re a fan of the Supernovas, a Kid/Killer duo collector, or just in the mood to add some brutal energy to your shelf, this figure delivers. Megahouse, you've done it again—bloody and beautiful.

💫 Figure quality:	7.5
👺 Devotion to the Character:	8
👑 Gadgets and alternative pieces (if needed):	5
💸 Price:	7
💓 Figure Importance in Your Collection:	6
🎯 TOTAL:	6.7