
A brand new Mass Effect release just dropped, aaaaand itâs gone. But donât worry, you probably werenât going to buy it anyway! Because it cost 199 dollars.
Dark Horse Direct dropped the Mass Effect: Commander Shepard 1/6 Scale Statue on their website in November last year, and it seems to have sold out at some point this month (although itâs difficult to pinpoint the exact day it went out of stock).
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The press release for the statue was also pretty extra: âWiping the blood of her enemies from her face and primed with her omni-blade, the Commander Shepard Statue draws inspiration from the Mass Effect 3 cover art as well as key concept art from the game.â
This isnât to be confused with the previous, even more expensive Commander Shepard statue that dropped roughly 12 years ago.
That $350 statue was of the default male version of Commander Shepard, whereas the more recent one was of the default female version (or âFemShepâ as sheâs more colloquially referred to).
It also shouldnât be confused with the other official statue of female Commander Shepard⌠you know, the one where she was dead.
That statue was actually pulled from sale, and all those who pre-ordered it had their orders refunded.
The official quote regarding that statue being pulled from sale is pretty funny in retrospect though, so enjoy.
âEarlier today, we announced the sale of our latest Mass Effect Shepard statueâ, read the email written by some poor member of staff at BioWare.
âThis statue was intended to be part of a series commemorating some of the key and most emotional moments in the series. The way we announced it did not convey that properly, nor does it give the moment in the series the credit it deserves.â
Kind of a shame really, as that other one was certainly a âconversation starterâ, as it was referred to in its press release.
Topics:Â Bioware, EA, Mass Effect