Masterverse Vintage Collection Evil-Lyn Hitting Walmart Stores
Masterverse Vintage Collection Evil-Lyn has finally turned up at Walmart, with @masters_resurrection sharing an amazing in-store score on Instagram. We now know the find came from the Walmart in Hiram, Georgia, where @masters_resurrection spotted Evil-Lyn at the new Collectors display. He also found Merman from the Vintage Collection at the Marietta location. We still do not know how widely these figures are being distributed. Even so, this is awesome news after such a strange wait. We first covered the confirmation of Vintage Collection Evil-Lyn and later learned that she was planned for Walmart Collector Con, but to our knowledge, the figure never actually became available to order during the event. We have also seen in-hand images of Evil-Lyn alongside Wun-Dar, so we knew finished figures were out there somewhere. Now that one has reached a Walmart store, the hunt is officially on, although I would not assume this is a nationwide release just yet. @masters_resurrection photo shows him carting out two Lyn’s, solid evidence that this elusive release is finally making it into the wild.
In-Hand Images
A repaint of Teela, Evil Lyn stands with her fists open at her sides, giving you a clear view of the curled scroll-like sculpt details running down the torso armor and the riveted disc pattern along the belt. The fur-trimmed boot cuffs have a rough, shaggy texture that breaks up the smooth lines of the legs nicely.
From the back, the soft goods cape drapes with a natural weight and falls to just above the feet, with the sculpted fur collar adding a nice textured border at the neckline. You can also see how the spiked crown fans out cleanly from behind the helmet.
The side profile gives you a clear look at the spiral motif sculpted into the helmet, a classic Evil Lyn design detail that wraps tightly against the head. The silver gauntlet on her forearm features a small embossed emblem, and the segmented boots have a layered, armored construction.
The side view shows how the cape’s fabric has a clean drape from the collar, hanging just past the knees without bunching. The belt sits snugly at the waist with small riveted studs visible along its edge, and you can see how the armor’s circular disc on the chest piece is positioned right at the shoulder line.
You can see the full accessory spread laid out here, including the orb staff, a flame effect piece, and a pair of swappable hands. Professor Vex gives a nice look at how the orb staff’s sphere sits atop a tapered, ridged handle next to the cool flame effect.
To Professor Vex, the standout to me is the inclusion of the short handled crystal ball accessory.
The flame staff is a wild piece, with sculpted tendrils of fire erupting from a clawed grip at the top of the shaft.
