Asmus Toys’ The Mask 2.0 pairs Jim Carrey’s green grin with a bright yellow suit and a dog that gets its own transformation. This video accompanies our 2017 written review. Jim Carrey collectors can also compare the separate Hot Toys Riddler announcement from Batman Forever.
Two Portraits and a Yellow Suit
The reviewer liked the two head sculpts, tailoring and suspenders under the jacket. The hat and sculpted footwear finish the outfit, while the separate mask is a loose accessory rather than something that fits over the figure’s face.
The dog includes normal and transformed heads. Together with the extra hands, these give the set more variety than a single standing portrait.
The Weak Points
The display stand felt cheap, and the magnets holding the dog’s heads were weak on the reviewed set. Those were the main drawbacks in an otherwise positive review.
If you are looking at one today, check that both main portraits, both dog heads and the small accessories are present.
The Dog and Mask Are Separate Props
The small mask is a loose accessory, not a face covering for the green portrait. The dog, meanwhile, has its own normal and transformed head options. These distinctions matter when checking photographs of a boxed set because several very different pieces can all be described as an extra head or mask. The written review also notes suspenders beneath the yellow jacket, giving the outfit detail even when the coat is opened. Its hand-swapping advice refers to the supplied Asmus manual; use those figure-specific instructions rather than assuming every rigid hand can be removed in the same way.
Hands, Expressions and Suit Details
The accessory walkthrough corrects its initial hand count to ten hands in total, or five pairs. It shows pointing, open and gesturing choices, plus spare wrist pegs. The head change later in the video is a different fitting: the portrait lifts from the neck and the replacement slides down without a pronounced click. The wider open-mouth expression is shown after the first portrait.
The outfit turn-around gives a closer look at the tie, jacket lining, suspenders and small sleeve buttons. The movement test shows the coat limiting the arms, while the double elbows and backward torso bend offer more range. On the dog, the review shows a loose head magnet as well as a weak connection, so both the fitting and the part itself deserve attention.
