Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Decade Complete Form

When Decade finally gets a hold of the K-Touch, the ultimate transformation begins! Into a rider with family photos an armor design. Kidding aside, the S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Decade Complete Form stays true to the costume design with almost legible cards plastered on the chest and the Decade Complete Kamen Ride Card on the crown.

The K-touch can be detached from the Decadriver. This is great if you want him posing for Final Kamen Ride specials. Unlike the regular and Violent Emotion versions, this figure now sports less magenta and more gray.

 Complete Form has the Ride Booker in Book, Gun and Sword modes. The Book is similar to other Decade releases that opens and can be attached on Decade’s belt. We also have about 7 hands; some seems to be oversized in order to hold the K-Touch.

I’m not a fan of the costume design but I like Bandai’s showcase in S.H. Figuarts form as it follows closely to the source material. The die-cast feet do help in making this figure stand up on one leg and the rest of the joints can move freely. It is quite late but Bandai could have monetized more on this release if we have extra parts and cards to do all Final Kamen Ride poseabilities.