Here we have another stellar release from Bandai. This release is the S.H. Figuarts Harley Quinn from the DCEU film Suicide Squad, played by Margot Robbie. Bandai's uv print process for the faces means you get a near 100% accurate likeness to the source. This thing looks like a mini Margot Robbie. This isn't my favorite look for Harley, but Bandai nailed the look of this character from Suicide Squad. So, what's on the box:Dr. Harleen Quinzel (big smile head)Alternate head (smirking Harley)Alternate head (neutral Harley)Baseball BatRevolver (holsters nicely)Relaxed hands L/RWide open hands L/RBaseball bat holding hands L/RTrigger hand RSo aside from her giant mallet and things she stole in downtown Midway, she comes with basically everything she should. My one and only complaint is that they didn't include jacketless arms, because you can easily remove the jacket from the figure, and it'd be a nice option to display her in her look without the jacket. But that's a small nit pick. This figure is nice, really nice. For having such tiny feet with high heels I worried I'd have trouble standing her, and I did a little but not nearly as much as I thought I would. This figure is so nicely balanced that you can pretty much get her in any pose you want, with a little patience.The articulation is there like usual, Bandai brings it with S.H. Figuarts, her knees (which look insanely real, odd thing to notice but the knee sculpt is really good) work well but wish the fishnet detail was added to the knee joints. The butterfly joints in the shoulders allow for easy posing for the arms to bring forward, back or over the figures chest. There's no real drop down on the legs like normal, but that's because the figure is basically in panties, so there's nothing to hinder the legs at the hips. That means you have great range of motion for the legs, though it does lead to odd gaps in the sculpt. The head has decent range of motion but the collar can get caught up in the neck (which is a separate piece that the collar hides). The ab cut and waist help in tandem to allow for decent articulation for the torso.Paint applications are amazing as always. Everything from the text print on the back of Harley's jacket, to the tattoos underneath the fishnet stalkings, which have a nice wash to them. All that depth adds to the realism of the figure, the great paint job helps the already impressive sculpt. The pale white skin tone is there, the crazy smeared makeup on Harley's face is there, the uv face printing is uncanny. I am a little bummed that the figure is missing some tattoos on the stomach, face and lower back, kinda wish those were on the figure. But otherwise great job.If you were a fan of Suicide Squad, or are a huge Harley Quinn fan or Margot Robbie fan, you need this figure. If you're an action figure collector, you need this for your collection. Some small things were missed here but otherwise Bandai nailed it, I'm really pleased with this. I'm now looking forward to the Deadshot figure from Suicide Squad that Bandai will be releasing later this year. We've been getting great Star Wars and MCU figures so it's about time we get some great DCEU figures, and this is a great way to start. Pipe dream that Bandai will release the whole squad, but if we're going to get any other characters I'd like a Katana, or Captain Boomerang, that'd be nice. This figure comes FULLY APPROVED.