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Showing posts with label src. Show all posts
Showing posts with label src. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

SRC Mazinkaiser Previewed!

Together with the S.H. Figuarts Alternative, Bandai Tamashii Nations also previewed its latest figure to arrive in the SRC line. This is the SRC Mazinkaiser. The mold is based on Go Nagai's Mazinger Z and was also featured in the 2001-2003 OVA series, Mazinkaiser and animated movie, Mazinkaiser: Deathmatch! Ankoku Daishogun. As of this post, it is set to release this November 2013. More details will be updated soon.

Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Toy Review: Super Robot Chogokin Shinken Oh


The 6th entry for the Super Robot Chogokin line is the SRC ShinkenOh from Samurai Sentai Shinkenger. Bandai responded the need for Sentai robos with this 140mm half die cast metal and half plastic figure.

Monday, January 7, 2013

ToysRUs.Com Lists Super Robot Chogokin Megazord

Here is another chance to get your own Super Robot Chogokin Daizyujin aka Power Rangers' 1st Megazord. It was recently posted over ToysRUs.com that they are accepting pre-orders for Bandai Tamashii Nations' most anticipated mecha released last 2012. 

You can get your own Super Robot Chogokin Daizyujin for USD 59.99 and the estimated date of release is this February 15, 2013. If you want to check out the review of the SRC Daizyujin, click the link here.

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Tamshiii Nations 2012: SRC DaiBouken and GekiTouja Displayed

Through the success of the Super Robot Chogokin line, Tamashii Nations 2012 event has also in display the Super Robot Chogokin DaiBouken and Super Robot Chogokin GekiTouja.

First seen in NYCC 2012 the Super Robot Chogokin DaiBouken represents the mecha of GoGo Sentai Boukenger.  Super Robot Chogokin GekiTouja on the other hand is the first robot formation from the series Juuken Sentai Gekiranger. Price and release dates will be revealed soon.

Friday, October 5, 2012

Toy Review: Super Robot Chogokin Daizyujin

We Need Dinozord Power, Now! (Cue intro). This is a review of the Super Robot Chogokin (SRC) Daizyujin from Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger and the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' first Megazord. 

When I was younger, I've watched other dubbed sentai shows such as Jetman, Bioman, Maskman, Turboranger and GoGo V. It was the time when cable TV nor the internet was available so I rely much on the overreacting voice dubs. I lost the next few sentai series till Mighty Morphin Power Rangers came along. This is why Daizyujin aka Megazord in MMPR is also memorable to me.

Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Toy Review: Super Robot Chogokin Gokai Oh

From the time I was able to review the Super Robot Chogokin DekaRobo, I was super impressed I have to get the rest of the line. My money landed next on Gokai Oh. It has been awhile since the show ended last February and most of us still remembers how great the show was for kids of all ages. Here is the review.

What great about the SRC Gokai OH is that, first of all, poseable than the DX counterpart. Paint applications highlight every detail on this robot. The only parts that are die-cast are the legs and that small tab on the abdominal and when it moves, it floats and hides inside the torso. Jiggling it brings it back. What I don't like is how the hands are angled and pushed inwards. This way, it is hard to pose with the Deka pistols from the DekaRobo.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Toy Review: Super Robot Chogokin Dekaranger Robo

Bandai and Tamashii Nations should be proud of their recent baby the SRC Dekaranger Robo. Many toy aficionados who are both into Super Sentais and Kamen Riders (like me) missed this because previous releases didn't offer that much. Dekaranger made a mark and launched SRCs to a new height. I totally recommend this if DX Robos are not your cup of tea - when you need a robo that is more poseable and dynamic.

The sculpt of this figure is downright amazing. There are great paint applications and the details are a match to the DX version, probably even better.  Its joints are very poseable which is comparable to my Voyager Class TF Animated Optimus Prime. In addition, these are extra hinges on the arms and legs to maximize its action potential. One hiccup would be that the SPD Riot Shield may get in the way and even if there are swivel points, I'm quite certain that this will loosen over time. 

Tuesday, April 17, 2012

Toy Review: Super Robot Chogokin MagiKing

Previous catalogs and magazine scans probably gave a lot of publicity to the SRC Magiking. Even the displays on Tamashii Nations event looked awesome. I haven't seen a lot reviews prior to me purchasing one so I had to see it for myself the difference at hand against the three released Sentai Robots in the SRC line.

At the first glance, I'm actually impressed on the design. MagiKing is more humanoid and the proportions are very similar to the super hero series. The paint apps are stunning with a mix of metallic, glossy and matte finishes. These blend perfectly on MagiKing. You may think at first that the design is without hiccups. Guess again.
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