The Jurassic World Re-Imagined Therizinosaurus arrives as part of the Legacy Collection two-pack alongside the Giganotosaurus. Even as a secondary figure in the set, it is a genuinely beautiful release, probably with its own fan base. It brings a fresh paint scheme, smooth articulation, and awesome presence.

The first surprise right out of the box is the size. This Therizinosaurus is smaller than previous Mattel releases, which is not actually bad, as the Dominion Therizinosaurus is very large and difficult to pose and stand out as a sore thumb on the shelf.

The sculpt of the new Therizinosaurus appears to be exactly the same without any new additions or meaningful changes. However, what makes this version distinctive is entirely in the paint job and coloration.

The jaw is manually adjustable, which makes it at least to me easily posable and great for photoshoots.

The neck articulation is also a live saver for any photo enthusiast with two points of articulation, one that swivels fully around and one that moves up and down. The joints are smooth and responsive, allowing for a wide variety of natural-looking head positions.

The arms move together with the press of a button, resulting in both arms striking forward simultaneously. The claws themselves are painted in a glossy, almost black paint, and they look quite menacing and sharp.

Feathering is, of course, present along the top of the neck, the upper arms, and the tail sculpted clearly and fitting naturally into the overall silhouette.

The foot sculpt is clean and detailed, no objections there, as everything looks good and not out of place or proportion.