Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Meteor Storm

The Kamen Rider with a beyblade, this is a review of the S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Meteor Storm - Kamen Rider Meteor's upgraded form. In this review, Meteor Storm has a plethora of accessories (okay, I was over reacting). First, he  has a total of 11 hands, a meteor shaft and parts related to it. In bright blue and yellow, Meteor Storm has almost all the articulation you need but as an overall design, well the way I see it, he is like a Super Saiyan with a Beyblade.

As for articulation, both arms will have some hindrances if you raise these from the front. The shoulder pads do not move so you'll have to be more creative in the poses.  I also forgot that he also includes Softonya in Food Mode and Roid Mode. Softonya unfortunately is a static mode just like the other Foodriods packaged with the rider. 

Yoshizawa Ryo's Photo Book Launched

Last September 22nd, Yoshizawa Ryo who played as Sakuta Ryusei/Kamen Rider Meteor launched his new photo book entitled: "Hajimari", though a handshake event. 

Yoshizawa said during the event, "I graduated high school, and Fourze ended, so this is a turning point in my life. Since this is a new start, I titled it 'Hajimari'". 

Toy Review: S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Meteor

The S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Meteor. Why do secondary riders look so cool? It is the same question I raise every time when I see evil Kamen Riders for the first time. Meteor's entrance was a welcomed one when he joined the our band of misfits in Kamen Rider Club. Disco music, flashing lights and a Bruce Lee's Jeet-Kune-Do style completes the whole package and ranks amongst favorite riders of all time. Let's take a look on his S.H. Figuarts form.

Meteor's box art comes in a deep black motif with Mars, Saturn and Jupiter printed on its window separated by a falling Meteor. An image of the figure is printed as well in front and galaxy rings that follows the character's suit design.