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Is there any good way to loosen superglue? Not plastic glue.

I hear freezing makes it super brittle.

Ok, I'll keep that in mind, I need to get a bunch of heads, shoulderpads, etc off some marines :/

Freezing does make it MORE brittle.

Superglue bonds are brittle by their nature (good strength along one axis, poor strength v torque).
When they cure, they trap water molecules inside the bond. Freezing makes these molecules expand, further weakening them.

Overnight in a ziploc bag in the freezer should weaken them sufficiently - and gently twist to remove them, don't try to pull them off.

Ok, thanks for the info guys.