Toy Review: Combo Change Series (OCC) Birth

I accidentally picked up OCC Birth just as I accidentally picked up OCC Latorata. I skipped a lot of OCCs just because I'm collecting SHFs and picking up SICs, OCCs and SHFs all together would really eat up my space. Enough about my dilemma, lets get it on with Birth.

Impressively, he is actually poseable and has some unexpected hinges and pivot points that makes Birth likable. The only difference between this OCC and the expected coming of its SHF counterpart is that there are no neck joints, ball-jointed shoulders and torso/waist articulation.

Toy Review: OCC Kamen Rider OOO Latorata Combo

This specific combo change series figure is fitting to your taste especially if you have the Toravendor (well, until the SHF version comes out). What's great about the combo change series is that its affordable and has a high return of investment because unlike SHFs, you don't have to buy all the expensive individual combos. You just need one of each interchange its parts with other figures in the toy line. The head, (lion) mid section  (tora) and legs (cheetah) split so you can mix and match other OCCs and create a new combo  for your self. Another thing why this has advantages because it has gimmicks that you probably won't see in SHFs like the flaps on the sides of the cheetah legs or that one flipping Tora claws.