Toy Review: Genesis Emen Iori Yagami KOF XIV (DLC Costume Ver.)

 

Genesis Emen released its latest King Of Fighters 14 character figure with Iori Yagami. The figure dons his signature classic costume similar to the KOF 14 DLC. Iori sports its 3-button suit with a crescent moon at the back, tassels tied in between knees and buckles seen on the neck and trousers. These with a match pair of brown shoes to complete. The fabric is a mix of cotton and synthetic fibers which amazingly presents a silky texture. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Iron Man Mark 50 Nano Weapons Set (Avengers: Infinity War)

Following up with my S.H. Figuarts Mark 50 is the 1st nano weapon set for the same armor from Bandai. The set already comes with the Iron Man Mark 50 figure with the weapons such as nano hand blades, back stabilizing thrusters and foot clamps. These parts are detachable and can be replaced with the limbs from your 1st Mark 50, so this means they are interchangeable. The special set also comes with the customized stage compartment with the Tamashii arms and an adapter that is placed at the back of the figure for added support.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Poppy Toki Meki Crisis Gamer Level X

The S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Poppy represents the Toki Meki Crisis Gamer Level X in the tokusatsu series, Kamen Rider Ex-Aid.  This female rider sports her signature garb that is shown in the show. This is already equipped with the buggle visor II with a detachable handle for the Gashat. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Tridoron

Before we go through the intricacies of this S.H. Figuarts Tridoron. First gimmick you’ll encounter are the LED lights. It is powered by 3 AAA batteries that are placed underneath where the exhaust pipe are. Near this is the off and on switch for headlights and taillights. All wheels work just fine and rotate on their axis and the front set moves left and right. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Mad Rogue

Utsumi’s final rider form as Mad Rogue finally arrives in S.H. Figuarts line up. It is pretty obvious that the look and feels stems for Kamen Rider Rogue with a color swap of purple and white. The biggest difference is the bat symbol on his chest, the helmet and the Evol-Driver. Even with these Mad Rogue’s transformation belt still has the same gimmickry with the rotating level and the bottles that can be removed if needed. 

Toy Review: Storm Collectibles Ken Masters Street Fighter V

Storm Collectibles delights us with their rendition of Ken Masters in figure form in Street Fighter 5. This is his default costume with his top down, a workout shirt, and a ponytail hairstyle. Yet with the modern look of the character, he is still barefoot. 

Unboxing: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Den-O Sword Form (20 Kamen Rider Kicks ver)

Here is another unboxing video of the S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Den-O Sword Form 20 Kamen Rider Kicks version. The set was released in January 2019 for 5,400 yen. Check out the quick video after the jump. Check it out!

Toy Review: S. H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Genm Mighty Action Gamer Level 0

Not to be mistaken with Level 2, Kamen Rider Genm Mighty Action Gamer Level 0 is a proto origin version of rider when returned after when he was thought diminished. I consider him as the nega version of Ex-Aid with the details was same but the colors changed to suit the character. What remained the same is the gamer driver with a working handle and the trigger of the Gashat can be placed on the driver or on the holder. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Gatack (Shinkocchou Seihou)

Coming into the Shinkocchou Seihou line, Kamen Rider Gatack’s rider form sets a feeling of nostalgia to those who have been collecting S.H. Figuarts line since the start. The difference is that the gold trims are more prominent especially on the chest. The chest is also in one seamless plate rather than having 2 sections for movement. At least the default Zecter is more detailed and closer to accuracy since Shinkoccou figures technically have a larger frame that its predecessor. 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Wizard Flame Style (Shinkocchou Seihou)

When comparing the old and the new side by side, the difference is very obvious. Starting from the height of the figure, details from the marks and emblems on the head and shoulders, even the build has been improved with the Shinkocchou having a more humanoid look. We now have a somewhat working Wizard Driver with the hand turns left or right and the tabs go up and down accordingly.

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Skull (Shinkocchou Seihou)

Out of the box Kamen Rider Skull will definitely look incomplete so you need the Skull Memory to place in to his Lost Driver, his fedora and the scarf to complete the look. The collar that wrings around his neck doesn’t hold in place unlike Eternal so you do need to peg the ball-jointed extended scarf piece to fix and lock it in on his back. The default look is what most of the fans recognize with the skull mask with the a huge S. The rest of the body used the Shinkocchou Seihou version of Kamen Rider W and changed the chest area to affirm Skull’s theme. More to this after the jump.

Revoltech Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Official Images

Announced during the International Tokyo Toy Show event Kaiyodo in partnership with Dreams Come True has released the official images of the Revoltech Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The figures will be released this September for 4,800 yen each. What is cool is that the sets come with other environment accessories such as manholes and more.

Revoltech Breaks Shell With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Line

Kaiyodo has yet again acquired the license of another franchise and will be released sometime this 2014. During the International Tokyo Toy Show event, the company revealed the Revoltech Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. It is not mentioned on the photo the exact release date but the price has been announced, about 4,800 yen each. What is cool is that the sets might come with other environment accessories such as manholes, lamp posts and more. 

Toy Review: Transformers Year Of The Horse Optimus Prime Platinum Edition

To celebrate 2014’s Lunar New Year, Hasbro releases the Transformers Year of the Horse Optimus Prime Platinum Edition. Let’s talk about Prime in vehicle mode. The toy itself sets a deep red and blue color then highlighted with auspicious gold whereas silver on the MP-10. On one side has the Autobot symbol painted in while the other side has the Autobot logo with the year of the horse. The entire truck has no issue rolling back and forth with the roller bearings and the rubber tires.