Toy Review: S.I.C. Kiwami Tamashii Side Basshar

S.I.C. Kiwami Tamashii Side Basshar is the third bike that was revealed in the Tamashii Nations event and one of the most anticipated SIC KTs released this year. SIC KT Side Basshar is the second biggest box art and continues to have the same box art as Kamen Rider Kaixa. Out of the box, Side Basshar is pretty a no non-sense set. This set has the bike and the side car already connected together, nothing else.

What takes your breath away is how detailed this chibi monster bike is - from the mufflers, under carriage, engine block, even the seat pad excudes SICness. Details are far more superior than the RHF counterpart and paint apps provide the SICness fans and collector alike crave for.

Toy Review: SIC Kiwami Tamashii Agito Ground Form

 

Ready to go, count zero, Kamen Rider AGITO!!! I had enough of the SIC Kiwami Tamashii Blade series so I am moving over to simpler things like Kamen Rider Agito. Kamen Rider Agito is what I mentioned-simple.

The box design is somewhat a tone down version of the SIC Kiwami Tamashii boxes we've seen in the past few years. Which made me think in a bit. Bandai started with Hibiki with a design that is both small and flashy. Then, the succeeding box designs were elegant and makes Kamen Rider fans wanting KTs more. Now its like they are going back to square one. The best thing I liked about this is that they ditched the twisties that hold the figure in its casing and instead, made the plastic case similar to SHFs. This makes it more convenient for users to play and place the figure back in for a clean storage. Yipee Bandai heard me.