Jaaks Pacific Streets of Rage - Roo

Not gonna lie. I don't think I ever got to play as Roo in any Streets of Rage game. I think he was an unlockable player. I can't remember. I should Google it. Either way, Jaaks Pacific took on the task of producing a highly articulated boxing Kangaroo and did a decent job of it. 


I'm really digging the sculpt work on all of these Jaaks figures. Judging from all the weird, moving parts in the legs of a kangaroo, I think Jaaks did a pretty good job with Roo. 


It took me a little while to figure out the leg articulation but I was able to finally get Roo into some pretty cool poses. 


Here's Roo sparring with GI Joe Classified Big Boa.

That just about wraps up my Jaaks Pacific posts. Stay tuned as I've got some things on the way that I'll be showing once they arrive. 

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  1. FujiJanuary 28, 2026 at 8:42 AM

    Another great video game figure. Kudos to Jaaks!

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  2. The Toy BoxJanuary 29, 2026 at 6:34 AM

    In Streets of Rage 3, when you get to the end of stage two, and battle both Roo and his handler, you only want to defeat the handler. After that, Roo will run away, and when you die, you can select him from the character options.

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