Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Nemesis Vinyl Figure

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Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Nemesis Vinyl Figure

Why the Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Nemesis Vinyl Figure is a Must-Have

Nemesis has been chasing Jill Valentine through Raccoon City since 1999, and he hasn’t slowed down in the decades since. The Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Nemesis Vinyl Figure ?” numbered 916 in the Pop Games series ?” captures the T-103 Tyrant in the format that suits him best: oversized, grotesque, and impossible to ignore on a shelf. Where other RE collectibles go for the survivors, this one plants the franchise’s most relentless antagonist front and center, rocket launcher arm and all. “S.T.A.R.S.” was never just a line. It was a promise, and thirty years on, Nemesis is still keeping it.

The vinyl figure renders Nemesis in his signature black leather greatcoat, belt-buckled across the midsection, with massive proportions that dwarf a standard figure even at vinyl scale. The exposed face is the design centerpiece: stretched purple-grey flesh, a full row of oversize teeth, a single clouded eye, and stitched-scar detailing across the orbital ?” every grotesque element present and accurate. His left arm extends into the mechanical rocket launcher tube, matte black with worn metal finish. The sculpted grey circular base has a nameplate-style panel at the front. The Pop Games #916 box is visible in the background, with Jill Valentine’s standard figure box beside it ?” giving context for the scale difference between villain and hero in this collector series. “NEMESIS / VINYL FIGURE / FIGURINE EN VINYLE” labeled at box base.

This Nemesis figure is for the RE3 fan who spent the original 1999 game sprinting from room to room and still remembers the sound of heavy footsteps getting closer ?” or for anyone whose 30th anniversary Resident Evil display needs its most terrifying character in it.

☣️ Why You’ll Love It

• Nemesis at vinyl figure scale is still imposing ?” the oversized proportions translate well, and the exposed-face sculpt loses nothing going from realistic to stylized.
• The rocket launcher arm is rendered as a full mechanical attachment, not simplified ?” you can read the barrel detail and the worn metal finish at display distance.
• Placement beside Jill Valentine’s standard box in the product image makes the scale relationship between villain and survivor immediately clear.
• #916 in the Pop Games series makes this a numbered catalogue entry ?” useful for completionists tracking the RE figure lineup across characters.
• The black greatcoat with buckled belt is accurate to RE3’s visual design, not the remake’s redesign ?” this is 1999 Nemesis, which is the version that matters for a 30th anniversary piece.

🧟 Features

• Vinyl figure: Nemesis in black leather greatcoat with belt-buckle detail; massive oversized proportions; exposed grotesque face with stitched scarring, clouded single eye, and full tooth row.
• Left arm: mechanical rocket launcher attachment in matte black with worn metal finish detail.
• Base: sculpted grey circular platform with nameplate-style front panel.
• Box: Pop Games series #916; “RESIDENT EVIL” franchise label; “NEMESIS / VINYL FIGURE / FIGURINE EN VINYLE / FIGURA DE VINIL” base label; clear window display.
• Resident Evil 30th Anniversary branding on base nameplate.

🎮 Perfect For

• Resident Evil 3 players who ran from Nemesis across multiple playthroughs and want the franchise’s most persistent villain on their shelf.
• RE collectors building a 30th anniversary villain-focused display alongside Nemesis, the Lickers, and other non-survivor figures.
• A horror gaming birthday or Christmas gift for the fan who always says RE3 doesn’t get enough credit in the anniversary conversation.
• Pop Games series collectors tracking the full Resident Evil figure lineup who need #916 to close that gap.

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