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Bayonetta Action Figure Shots Surface
Plastic witches are on the verge of invading toy stores. Neither of these figures appear to be made of wood, so it's unlikely they'll weigh as much as a duck [Ed. note: Worst Monty Python reference ever], but I have a feeling they'll look great next to your Xbox 360 console (no, they cannot go next to the PlayStation 3 since that version of the game is buggy as hell). These official shots surfaced today on toy store, Ami Ami, which also lists a late May release date for Japan (if you don't import them, U.S. releases are usually a few months later). When seeing the shot pictured above for the first time, Game Informer editor Tim Turi said, "Oh, that's sexy." A ringing, yet frightening endorsement from a man we call an enigma wrapped in a mystery.
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