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Find Auctions for this ItemPlanet of the Apes Sixth-Scale Zira by Sideshow Collectibles
Sideshow Collectibles presents this Planet of the Apes 12-inch scale Zira action figure. Zira is based on actress Kim Hunter as she appears in make-up in the live-action Planet of the Apes film.
Head Sculpt of the 12-Inch Planet of the Apes Zira from Sideshow Collectibles
The head sculpt of this Zira figure from Sideshow Collectibles is based on the make-up used for actress Kim Hunter in the live-action Planet of the Apes movie.
Body Type of the 12-Inch Scale Zira from Sideshow Collectibles
The Zira action figure from Sideshow Collectibles features a fully articulated sixth-scale body for a full-range of movement. Points of articulation include ankles, knees, groin, waist, torso, shoulders, elbows, wrists, and neck.
Uniform of the Sixth-Scale Zira from Sideshow Collectibles
The Zira figure from Sideshow Collectibles is clad in an army green tunic with dark brown pleather accents. Underneath the tunic is a brown shirt. Zira is also wearing an olive green fabric skirt. The costume design of this Zira figure is based on the one worn by actress Kin Hunter in Planet of the Apes.
Accessories of the 12-Inch Planet of the Apes Zira Figure
The Zira action figure from Sideshow Collectible's comes with a notepad, pen, Taylor notes, paper airplane, and an Ape Scroll.
As with all Sideshow Collectibles figures, Zira comes with a display base. The display-stand is made from molded black plastic with an adjustable silver metal arm. Painted on the base is a red Planet of the Apes logo.
Back Story of the Sixth-Scale Zira from Sideshow Collectibles
Zira is not like most of her fellow apes. She shows empathy towards humans, and seeks to prove that they can be domesticated. Zira and her fiancée, archeologist Cornelius, are secretly gathering data to prove that ape rose from man. This radical theory is put to the test when a human captive is brought to her, an anomaly with a wound on his neck and who gestures as though he can talk. Naming him "Bright-Eyes," Zira takes an immediate fascination and soon learns that he can read and write! When the neck injury heals, Bright Eyes proves that he can indeed speak, shocking all of Ape City in an infamous public display. The Ape council is threatened by this strange talking human and holds an Inquisition to determine his fate. Zira and Cornelius boldly plead Taylor's case, risking their own well being, but to no avail. Taylor is sentences to be gelded and experimented upon. Bravely risking all she has worked so hard for, Zira enlists Cornelius and her nephew, the teenage malcontent Lucius, to free Taylor, to an archeological site which will help unlock the shocking truth behind the mystery of the origin of Ape.
