E. Honda
Jada Toys Figure Review & Buying Guide
Full features and release info
- Release Date: November 24, 2025
- MSRP: $29.99 USD
- Retailer Exclusive: No
- Accessories: 2 heads, 4 hands, effect piece “Hundred Hand Slap”
- Articulation: Over 15 points
Overall rating: 9/10
Pros:
- Classic sumo warrior design—bold mawashi, powerful build, huge shelf presence
- Solid 1:12 articulation expected for dynamic display—despite his massive frame
- Great for recreating signature game moment with “Hundred Hand Slap” or sumo charge
Cons:
- Large figure may require more shelf space compared to leaner fighters
- Effect/extra accessory details are not as fully documented yet
E. Honda Jada Toys Review
General Overview:
E. Honda rolls into the line-up with grandeur—his sumo mawashi, hulking frame and signature athlete’s stance mean he stands out both on display and in hypothetical ring‑scenes. Jada has captured his late‑80s/early‑90s look from the Street Fighter era.
Accessories & Functionality:
Though full accessory list isn't confirmed, the promo mentions alternate head, spare hands, and displays inspired by his “Hundred Hand Slap” manoeuvre. The size and pose‑range make this figure primed for dynamic display.
Articulation & Poseability:
Despite his broad and heavy build, the 1:12 scale build should allow classic sumo stances, charge poses and wide grapples. The review of the preceding fighter figures in this line suggests no compromise in joint design.
Head Sculpt & Paint Application:
The facial expression is stern but composed, capturing Honda’s calm confidence before the storm of strikes. The paintwork samples show crisp skin tones, clean mawashi rope details and no obvious bleed in previews.
Final Thoughts:
For collectors looking to round out their roster with a heavyweight character, E. Honda ticks the boxes. Big size, great character, and nostalgic value. Recommended for display‑first fans of the classic fighters.
