All of the packaging for the single packaged figures is pretty much the same, only swapping out the colored background for the appropriate kingdom. That said we'll move along.
Swordbill is a marlin. When I see this character I immediately think he'd make a great mascot for the horrible Miami Marlins baseball club. Initially I didn't care for this release and skipped it all together. I thought the choice of animal to be lame and the goofy looking red eyes (or are those glasses of some sort?) didn't help matters. Swordbill ended up being one of the last figures I picked up.
When I finally got around to opening Swordbill and many of the other Beast Saga figures I had bought, something changed. No longer did I hate this guy. I actually kind of dig is unique look. While he is far from my favorite figure, even of the Death Sea characters, I don't tend to push him to the side as much. He has a generic sword and shield which is kind of a let down, but with his long and sharp "nose" does he really need a sword?
When I finally got around to opening Swordbill and many of the other Beast Saga figures I had bought, something changed. No longer did I hate this guy. I actually kind of dig is unique look. While he is far from my favorite figure, even of the Death Sea characters, I don't tend to push him to the side as much. He has a generic sword and shield which is kind of a let down, but with his long and sharp "nose" does he really need a sword?
Swordbill may not be the most intimidating member of the Kingdom of Death Sea, but he's a worthy addition to your collection. If nothing else you get another cool trading card with some awesome CGI rendered art!
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