Avatar Na'vi Mountain Banshee Creature

Avatar Na'vi Mountain Banshee Creature Review

The Banshees were my favorite creatures in the movie, so I had to get this when I found it.

Pros: Very detailed, about a 13" wingspan, with beautiful markings. It comes with a nice stand, for when it's not flying about and terrorizing my... I mean, your family and friends. It seems pretty durable too, because it is made of a tough plastic like a bike helmet. It could probably withstand being dropped numerous times. The only parts that move are the neck and the head.

Cons: You do have to assemble it, so a little bit of patience is necessary. Once it's assembled though, it's staying that way. It's hard to make the Neytiri figure I have ride it, partially because the antennae-things get in the way.

I can't comment on the i-Tag, because I don't have a webcam and can't access it.

Despite being in college, I've been having a lot of fun actually playing with this. I suspended it from a stick with some fishing line and have been flying it around marionette-style, using it to buzz my pets and family. I plan on suspending it from my ceiling at college, so it can "fly" above my by bed while I sleep.

I've seen on the i-Tag website that there are plans to release Tsu'tey's Banshee as well. Because I like this one so much, I'd buy that as soon as it comes out. I hope they also make Neytiri's Banshee (it has nice markings).

Avatar Na'vi Mountain Banshee Creature Feature

• Na¿vi creatures from James Cameron¿s new film Avatar
• Accented with glow-in-the-dark bioluminescence
• Sure to be a collector's favorite!
• Comes with multiple authentic accessories
• Includes unique creature specific i-Tag to take you deeper into the mysterious world of Pandora.

Avatar Na'vi Mountain Banshee Creature Overview

Common Name: Mountain Banshee
Na'vi Name: Ikran
Scientific Name: Pterodactylus gigantis or âgiant pterodactylâ
Habitat: Mountainous regions of Pandora, including Floating Mountains
Description: Large aerial predator. Leathery wings stretched tight. Large jaws can disengage. Teeth are black and extremely sharp. Na'vi can link to some banshees to create lifelong bond. Ridden during hunting, battle.
Feeding Ecology: Carnivore
This is not a flying toy.

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Customer Reviews

Great toy for all ages - C. Schein -
This banshee from the film avatar is a great toy for kids and also a cool figure to own. the only problem i have with this toy is that it seems to be able to be broken easily and it is also difficult to snap on, but once it is all but together it seems very durable for a kid and it is very articulated for a collector



Great toy for kids or collectors toy for adults - J. MCKENZIE - Pittsburgh, Pa
My son just turned 3 so durability is definitely something I look for. This toy is fun to play with even for me and I'm 26! This is a great buy. On a scale of 1 to 10, I would give it a 10.



Superhuman strength required for assembly - USAFMXOfficer - Carlisle PA USA
A well detailed representation of a banshee...however be prepared for an interesting assembly experience. The neck on our banshee will NOT go onto the body, no matter how much I wrestle with it. I tried shaving down the four little "bumps" on the neck support tab with a knife in an attempt to get the neck on. No go. So I got out the super glue and have glued the neck on that way. It is still drying so I hope it will work. Everything else went together OK, but be prepared it is not for children to assemble.



Fun Toy But Misleading Description - kunkle - MN United States
I just got the Avatar Banshee Creature and have it suspended from my shelf. It's a very durable, beautifully marked figure. Probably more appropriate for adults than small children although it snaps together tightly and is made of solid plastic so should withstand rough play. My only complaint is that I read the product description as saying the figure would have bioluminescence, however, this figure does not. The Avatar Jake Sully has bioluminescent dots but neither the Mountain Banshee nor the Leonopteryx have this. I think that the comment about bioluminescence refers to the Na'vi figures not the creatures but was left in for all product descriptions. I find this misleading but lack of bioluminescence doesn't detract from an otherwise fun and detailed toy.