Product Description

Straight out of the hit video game series and into an articulated action figure form, the Halo 3 Series 1 features all your favorite characters in high detail. Each includes multiple points of articulation and comes with signature weapons.

Cortana?s last designated mission was to aid the Spartans in capturing the Covenant Hierachs as the first step to end the war. She comes with a light-up base and a sleek, stylized pose. Measures 4.75" tall. No batteries required.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #10658 in Toys & Games
• Brand: McFarlane
• Model: 18172
• Dimensions: 8.50" h x 7.50" w x 3.70" l, .35 pounds

Features

• This figure's base features an LED light that will illuminate the figure.
• Cortana stands 4.5 inch-tall.
• Unarticulated statue
• Transparent blue in color
• Requires 2 AAA batteries

From the Manufacturer
Halo follows the events of an inter-galactic war between the last surviving members of the human race and an advanced collection of alien races known as The Covenant. The first title in the series, Halo: Combat Evolved, was the flagship title for Microsoft's Xbox video game console when it was released in 2001. The game achieved both critical acclaim and financial success, selling more than 6 million copies worldwide. Developed by the United Nations Space Command (UNSC), Cortana is a smart A.I. with the ability to project herself as a holographic image and be transferred between computer systems, including the cybernetic armor of Master Chief.

Customer Reviews

Review for Cortana
I was a little disappointed that the figure didn't actually light up. It just had 3 small lights that shined on the figure.

hey great nightlight!!
now this doll is definatly fun at parties, not only is it the envy of many, but when lite it casts this awesome sillouette on the ceiling, very cool, but you WILL be spendin some money on batteries haha!

Not as cool as it looks
Cortana is awesome, and unfortunately this little statue does her no justice.

When I saw "light-up base," I got it in my head that the white area at her feet lit up. Not so. There are three little LEDs in the front, which light her unevenly and at a weird angle, bringing out the seams on the plastic on the side of the statue.

Getting the battery in also proved to be an adventure. The screw to the battery compartment would not come out, and I ended up disassembling the entire base and having someone else turn the tiny screw while I held wires in place with one hand and pushing the other end of the screw out with a flathead screwdriver. In case you're wondering, that's why I gave it a "2" on education, because you'll learn a little bit on electrical work. *sighs*

Once you do get past all that though, the statue does look pretty decent, and makes a nice addition as a night light for the kids or, in my case, a cool accessory in your man cave.