BUILD YOUR SQUAD WITH TWO NEW “MASS EFFECT” FIGURES FROM DARK HORSE AND BIOWARE
Dark Horse and BioWare are bringing additional squadmates to the popular line of Mass Effect figures, based on characters from the beloved video game franchise. New to the lineup is Jack, everyone’s favorite ruthless biotic, and Legion, a philosophical, free-thinking geth. These figures will be available in the fall of 2025, and are perfect additions for any galaxy-saving mission.
Mass Effect Jack Figure
“This can end quick or painful. Your choice.”—Jack, Mass Effect 2
Jack, also known as Subject Zero, is a powerful biotic, possibly one of the most powerful human biotic alive. Considered an extremely dangerous, notorious criminal, she was recruited to join Commander Shepard’s squad during the events of Mass Effect 2.
Mass Effect Legion Figure
“My name is Legion, for we are many.”—Legion, Mass Effect 2
Legion is an autonomous sentient unit within a race of artificial intelligence machines known as the geth. It was first encountered onboard a derelict Reaper and operates on the consensus of 1,183 geth programs. Despite this, Legion is designed to function independently of the geth and can communicate with organic life forms. It eventually becomes a loyal member of Commander Shepard’s team in the war against “The Old Machines.”
The Mass Effect Jack Figure stands at 8” tall and will retail for $59.99, while the Mass Effect Legion Figure stands at 9.75” tall and will retail for $69.99. Both figures are made from polyvinyl and are expected to arrive in August 2025.
You can add both companions to your squad by pre-ordering today from the Dark Horse Direct website and wherever toys and games are sold.
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