Anything you're excited for or hope to happen to Revoltechs in 2018?
>JANUARY Evangelion Evolution EVA-13
Evangelion Evolution EVA-05
>FEBRUARY Captain America
Evangelion Evolution MP EVA
Evangelion Evolution EVA-00
>MARCH Evangelion Evolution EVA-02b
Evangelion Evolution EVA-08a
Batmobile (Batman 1989)
>APRIL Evangelion Evolution EVA-08b
Evangelion Evolution EVA-02r
Spider-Man (Reissue)
Nick Wilde (Zootopia)
>MAY Carnage
>TBA Evangelion Evolution EVA-01 "Awakening ver"
Evangelion Evolution EVA-02 "The Beast"
Takeya-shiki Jizai Okimono Jinjya Daishou
Takeya-shiki Jizai Okimono Kongou Yasha
Takeya-shiki Jizai Okimono Knight
Takeya-shiki Jizai Okimono Samurai (rumor)
AB Nexus Armoroid (3 color variations)
3 New AB by Yasuhiro Nightow, Noriyuki Jinguji, and Yutaka Minowa
>MIA? Dino Getter 1
Hyakuya Yuuichiro (Seraph of the End)
Hyakuya Mikaela (Seraph of the End)
Diane (Seaven Deadly Sins)
Underwater Knee Socks
Fraulein Zwei series
G3 Gamera (Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris)
Iris (Gamera 3: The Revenge of Iris)
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I don't know if anyone else was interested in Beat, but skip him. He's a piece of shit. Biggest disappointment I've ever bought
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>>6707054 HOPES AND DREAMS
>Guts >Batman >Dante 2.0 >Ryu Hayabusa >Doomguy Classic >Punisher Realistically I think they're going to give us like two more big Marvel releases before putting Yamaguchi back on Japanese IPs. I think Frank has a decent chance, plus he'd come with a ton of guns other figures can use.
I'm hoping in general they standardize weapons and hands, for more fun weapon swapping.
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>>6707081 I got zero interest in buying him, but for the potential future of the line, any details?
Same joints as Arthur? Not Revolver Joints?
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>>6707081 >He's a piece of shit. Biggest disappointment I've ever bought Would be nice if you included why.
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>>6707106 The weapons and hands are kinda standardized. Some heating to adjust.
Problem is there's very little options outside the line that works well with AY hands and size.
Punisher I really doubt it. Too boring. Any number of A list heroes with powers and flashy suits will sell ten times better. The line will be pretty predictable before moving to Japanese stuff whatever those will be. The random Marvel ones we will probably get afterwards could be more interesting in selection.
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>>6707081 >>6707112 >>6707116 No revolver joints
Loose and I mean LOOSE knees and ankles
Horrible elbow articulation
No torso articulation (that was kind of obvious from the promo shots though)
Sloppy paint
Sloppy seams
Awkward toybiz era marvel legends "articulated hands"
It honestly looks like a Jakks toy
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>>6707152 That sucks. I never played the game so I wasn't interested, but a couple people here were really hyped for him.
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>>6707152 >No revolver joints Kinda expected
>Loose and I mean LOOSE knees and ankles Shit, will have to see how mine is/how easy it will be to fix.
>Horrible elbow articulation >No torso articulation (that was kind of obvious from the promo shots though) Expected from the promo
>Sloppy paint >Sloppy seams Will have to see in hand.
>Awkward toybiz era marvel legends "articulated hands" Also somewhat expected those from the promo with the paint can.
Good thing I wasn't that hyped. Not seen the new joints but curious to see how fixable they will be if mine has the same issues.
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>>6707089 hi yamaguchi here lol
say no more!
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>>6707152 Thanks. Interesting, I wonder what Union intends to do from here. The two GC and Sakamoto were 100% Union Creative's production, minus the revo joints with the Vulcanlog, no Yamaguchi involvement. They don't seem to be that great lol. If their own joints aren't even that good. then the overpriced niche game characters with meh articulation will not last. The next couple of months will be interesting to see their move.
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>>6707121 >Punisher >Too boring Mezco's came with a shitload of guns and sold like fucking hotcakes so I find your statement hard to believe.
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Revo Crybaby when? This is begging for a revoltech. Especially given how fun Yamaguchi gets with Go Nagai stuff and bulky muscular wild characters.
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>>6707243 Thinking about the Japanese audience dude. They need to appeal to a wider audience to keep the price per unit down.
Guy with guns No.37 or X-Men member No.3 which one should they sell?
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>>6707370 It should be at the top of their list but not sure if Kaiyodo will compete directly with the upcoming figma ver since that was announced a while ago.
And Devilman is always popular there were plenty of chances for a Revoltech but still didn't come through.
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>>6707398 Fuck you, guns are awesome and I want my hyper karate action Frank.
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>>6707418 I hate Frankfags go be annoying somewhere else with your Mezco or Marvel Legend
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>>6707404 figma Devilman Crybaby? Yeah, don't think it's that risky since that'd probably get a prototype in 2030 and released in 2039 with questionable QC, and that's if it doesn't get derailed somehow having decided to do a figma of Miki first before Devilman himself.
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I’m really lik-pardon me, LOVE the amazing Yamaguchi line. Especially Magneto.
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>cable >gambit >black cat >iron man >war machine >colossus >cyclops >hulk
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>>6707089 >Pete chose MJ over this Marvel writers are retarded.
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>>6707404 i was sure the figma is just another reimagining of him rather than one being based on crybaby's design
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Got my judy and she makes a great piano ornament. Nick looks like absolute shit so pass on that
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>>6707370 That Devilman looks a little like the original manga design so I am not holding out hope.
It seems like they go for every look possible for the guy in figure form except that one.
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>>6707106 >Guts >Dante >Doomguy Classic >Punisher Ah yes the edgy 90's kid starter pack.
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>>6708000 >Dante >edgy Only reboot Dante was edgy
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>>6707054 >>checks new thread >>still no knights Anonymous
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>>6707152 glad i cancelled mine.
arthur sucked too, but i hope they don't kill this line in the crib
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>>6707183 >Revoltech Clarkson fighting transformers Anonymous
>>6708082 >>6707183 >Hammond.. >Yes? >YOU said..I was going to meet a Transformer today. >That I did. >I was thinking, Sunstreak, maybe Mirage.. >Mmmhmm >instead you've booked bloody Megatron! And not even the G2 version you absolute nonce! Anonymous
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I need takeya to do a devilman like he did Zetman.
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>>6708000 >Dante >90s well DMC started as RE4 at the end of 99 but still
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>>6707592 >>6707962 I'm talking about the live-action/Takeya design one. It's similar enough,
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My Kirin x came in. So many flaws on this beautiful bastard.
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>>6708393 That ugly thing is already getting a Figma.
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>>6707089 She wouldn't be my first choice, but more female characters would be nice.
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>>6709105 Yes that's the figma I mentioned originally. Because it was shown Kaiyodo will probably not bother developing their own Devilman now. Unless they had one on the works, but Devilman is an old property with plenty of chances to make a Revoltech.before. They wont now that others are starting to pop up. Kaiyodo is a "do it before others do" company.
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Queens Blade reissues please... Their prices are getting absurd. Airi of all of them has more than doubled in price from like 25 mid summer to around 60 now. I just want Leina and Aldra.
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>>6708393 >It's similar enough ...get out anon
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>>6709647 I wish. QB even has a new series (is it out yet?). You figure they'd want to reissue or do whole new figures.
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>>6709849 A few statue figures and a Parfom action figure was shown for QB Unlimited. Those will be it for the companies involved. If there were going to be Revo stuff it would've been mentioned there.
I think whatever deal Hobby Japan and Kaiyodo had is over. There isn't enough fan base for a huge lineup of reissues and new revos anyways, they would end up being a bunch of 7000 yen plus figures no one wants.
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>>6708000 >Dante >Edgy Did we play the same game?
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>>6708049 Soul-crushing, isn't it? Wonfest Winter is in forty days, maybe we'll get release info then.
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someone could give a list of all revo ratchet joints localization in Venom?
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What if Yamaguchi gave us this version of Frank?
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>>6710646 What if Yamaguchi gave us Warmachine without a helmet?
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the punisher is just man with guns and a skull on his shirt, it would be a waste if he was made instead of someone else
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>>6710646 You could probably make custom one out of a War Machine and a Frank head.
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Could Cap get a villain release? Bucky would be cool, but he'd just be guy with gun and silver arm. He'd also have to be slender like Deadpool because Cap's proportions would be weird on him.
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>>6710609 All the separate piece joints above his hip are ratcheted revolver joints ignoring the 4mm. Ankles are the only RevolMini joints that has not ratchets.
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>>6710730 Who knows. His movie counterpart is popular and will likely be around for a long while so it might be worth making.
I think we will get a few big name Avengers then a single villain powerful enough to take them all. Like Thanos, Ultron, Doom, etc. Also Iron Man could stand in as a rival character for Cap. Iron Man doesn't have a good villain either that would sell anyways.
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>>6710739 They could just re-release their Revo Ironman and Ultron. If Yamaguchi were to do his own, I'd bet he'd pull the Ironman design from MVC 2 and include a proton cannon with effects, which'd be nice.
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What about a dark stalkers Lei Lei? They looks like they'd be up to the task with her gimmick.
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>>6710745 Ultron they really should. That guy has one of the highest markups for a Revo. The movie Iron Man why bother, they just did some reissues and there are so many other options now.
Just like the others the AY Iron Man assuming it will happen, will be aesthetically MvC, but in recent costume. Hard to tell how much allowance they have for the option parts to pull off proton cannon. Iron Man already demands a fail bit of parts like open helmet, different beam and jet effects, maybe missiles or transformed arms depending on the suit. And they could always say go get Assebleborgs and make your own.
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>>6707054 Oops I knew I forgot something.
It should be
>FEBRUARY Captain America
Evangelion Evolution MP EVA
Evangelion Evolution EVA-00
AB Nexus Armoroid (Reissue)
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>>6710739 >His movie counterpart is popular nb4 Cap gets killed in Infinity War or whatever it's called.
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>>6710867 I think so too. I mean Winter Soldier there not Cap. Bucky takes over, Iron Man ends up adventuring in space, all the tricks to have them appear less
ttglsimonspiral@gmail,com
>Tfw I ordered Judy and Gwen off of HLJ five days ago with EMS shipping and they still haven't shipped them. They did this shit last time I ordered from them as well.
I want my bunny damn it.
>>6707370 I haven't watch the anime yet but I need this design in figure form if only so I can pretend it is the manga design.
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>>6710941 It's new years where pretty much all of Japan takes a week or so off. Everything slows down for a while.
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>>6710941 >I haven't watch the anime yet but I need this design in figure form if only so I can pretend it is the manga design I've seen it, while I've liked every different OVAs for Devilman, this might be my favorite one story wise and its Devilman design is a great mix of the manga, with all the other Devilman forms. Really hope Revoltech or SHF will do this and not figma.
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>>6710941 Ah.
I thought the festivities were over after the fourth or fifth.
At least it isn't HLJ fucking me over for yet a third time.
>>6711012 Glad to hear it.
I am sort of a Devilman autist so I will probably enjoy it on some level regardless of how it turned out.
Even the movie and Shin were worth a laugh.
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>>6711088 The first quote was meant for this dude:
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>>6711088 I think it was a bit longer this year because 1/1 was a Monday and many said fuck it take the whole week off.
There were some small odd changes in sequence or odd additions and exclusions towards the end that I wasn't a fan of. Which makes me still say "go read the manga instead" but it wasn't a total shitstorm, some changes I think works better.
Devilman design wise it's pretty up there. Trailer made his arms look fat but it was the angle and over expression. Actual proportion is ideal.
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>>6710734 The arms, back articulation legs and hands, i mean everything have ratchet joints!!??? WTF I had heard that only the hips and back joints have revo articulation
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>>6711252 Dude I don't even understand what you're thinking anymore.
Here, get it now?
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>>6707989 His sculpt is spot-on. He just has less articulation.
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>>6708082 Super articulated James May uppercutting the AY Marvel lot.
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Just ordered myself the Glavenus Monster hunter. Anything bad about it I should know about?
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>>6711328 what are his knees? ball, revo, or hinge?
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>>6712469 I'll break down the articulation on him
>hinge: neck, shoulders, waist, torso, wrists, ankles >ball joint: elbows, knees, thighs, tongue, fingers >Swivel: thumbs, feet, jaw Anonymous
>>6712448 It's got the old style revo joint hips, so if you don't care for those, be prepared for that. And the elbows require a bit of manipulation if you want to get them further than 90 degrees. It's a great figure though.
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>>6712490 Is it just two ball joints or are they revo joints?
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>>6712568 Hips are revo joints, elbows are revo joints. Only the shoulder pads are ball-in-socket joints.
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>>6712615 Cool. I got the Kaiser one and I really hated the ball jointed hips.
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30 bucks revo bootlegs are the best bootlegs
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>>6713118 hows the quality
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>>6713285 The paint deco is great, i know there are other black matt versions, the mine is shiny purple like the original, paint deco (spider, mouth and silver details in the symbiote claws) is clean, but he's very delicate because of the joints, i think of buy loose revo articulations, in general, i'm very happy with him
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>>6713118 >From Australia with love. Anonymous
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>>6711088 >I am sort of a Devilman autist so I will probably enjoy it on some level regardless of how it turned out. Even the movie and Shin were worth a laugh.
I couldn't sit through the movie but loved that Movie Realization figure that came out of it since it's designed by Terada and sculpted by Takeya. A surprisingly fragile release in particular but gorgeous sculpt.
I love all the Devilman OVAs in their own way but I do want a toy out of Crybaby from revo the most, it really suits their style I think and that top heavy bulk needs the ratcheted joint.
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>>6715077 I'm a bit torn about a Revoltech Devilman because of the size and weight problem.
Should it be 1/12 or 6 inch? I'm not saying the same thing here, because Devilman despite his design is way bigger than a typical human. If 1/12 scale, the size it should be with Yamaguchi's logic we will have a Venom/Magneto situation where the revo joint pegs are too weak and cut-swivel joints are preferred. Especially with the added weight of wings.
I think it should be 6-7inch (about 1/18 scale then) for convenience and aesthetics. Unless they make some better joint solution or Yamaguchi changes his principals. Besides the torso revo joint I think an upscale version of the Wolverine lower body joint set up will work with bigger revos.
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>>6715828 >>6715830 >>6715836 Stop it! Now I feel inappropriate things for Shota robots and Furries.
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I know it never happen but I want Revoltech Aeon Flux figures so bad.
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>>6716190 >liking that god awful art style Anonymous
>>6716198 >don't liking it Anonymous
>>6716190 Jesus, that body is trying to compete with the finest of Liefeld.
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>>6716202 Oh you're retarded, my apologies.
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>>6716174 THIS ISN'T EVEN MY FINAL PORN!
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>>6709199 busty revo shulkie queen's blade-style castoff figure plz
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>>6715437 The old Fewture Devilman line was in the 9 inches range for the demons. I really doubt any line today would do that other than VAH or PAK and I'm not too fond of those when it comes to toy designs. I'm ok with taking a hit on scale if it gives us a good Devilman Crybaby to display, and while they're at it, OG Go Nagai Devilman too.
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Non-revoltechfag here. I'd like to ask if revoltech joints and figure parts are hard plastic or rubbery.
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>>6716567 depends on the release. would be easier to know if you list the one you're interested in. generally the crotch pieces are softer plastic (not sure if rubber) but not always the case.
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>>6716567 Revolver joints are always hard plastic. The PVC body parts of the figure, it depends. Recent releases are pretty solid, not so different from say a figma.
Older releases tends to get softer, gummy as you go back in release years.
Some utilize softer rubber like PVC to cover up articulation points but it's kind of rare with full size Revoltechs. QB did it with clothe pieces but it's dominant in the RevolMinis for shoulders and crotch.
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>>6716571 I've no particular figure in mind. I'm just p
fed up with Hasbro and LEGO's practices so I want to model and print my own toys. I've half a mind to share the files for free too. Revoltech look fucking amazing and I'd like to know more about their engineering.
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>>6716630 Cool. Not sure how much can be replicated by printing but an excellent example of articulation engineering would be Wolverine or the upcoming Captain America. They incorporate more traditional ball joints, swivels and hinges. Spider-Gwen for a female build. I fucking wish other companies, especially the American ones, incorporates some of Yamaguchi's jointing techniques because it's nothing special. They're just done at different spots and angles to maximize range of motion.
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>>6716210 >Jesus, that body is trying to compete with the finest of Liefeld. You don't know what is Liefeld's style
>>6716221 and you sucks at trolling
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>>6716476 >busty female castoff >from Marvel >SJW infested, cancerous Marvel >that won't even give us Wolverine's fucking CIGAR What fevered fucking Wonderland did you drift here from Alice, because I think you're lost.
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>>6713118 have you ever taken a photo in your life you mongoloid
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Contents of this year's (last year's?) Fukubukuro surfaced. A good way to see what's overstocked at Kaiyodo HQ.
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>>6718522 5,000 yen set. Another pack had King Gainer and Zeed member with the AB motorcycle.
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Do you guys prefer the newer revo Evas or the older models?
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>>6719426 Anything pre Evolution are not that great now.
Evolution body isn't perfect if you don't like the stylization, but damn they can strike poses really well. Only real problem was 01's face, which was a big fuckup.
I'm sure Kaiyodo will make more Eva Revoltechs in the future It's easy money and they milked the latest versions to the limit. Last movie or TV ver they will do something new.
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>>6719518 I wish the Japs weren't so married to only releasing the Rebuild designs from now on.
I want a good TV Eva.
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>>6719599 Kotobukiya kit's are alright.
I think a new TV ver Revo will happen eventually. Maybe RDs. After whatever Evas are in the final movie they'll be out of material to produce so it would come around again.
Besides Gundams and Mazingers there aren't that many Mecha IPs that actually sells really well.Evangelion is up there so new toys will be made forever.
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>>6719599 I thought for sure Bandai was going to do the Eva equivalent of the Gundam A.N.I.M.E. Robot Damashii figures. Instead they announced some stupid NXEdge bullshit.
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>>6719621 And that other thing...some original design shit? It was just some abstract art panel. I forget what brand it's suppose to be.
I like the construction and price point of NXEDGE, not a fan of SD bots beside Gundams. Something like Wataru ones very welcomed. They do feel like Bandai's version of Revoltechs.
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>>6716690 Raiden and Wolverine would be the one I'd nominate for this reverse-engineering purpose. Venom and Wolverine does have cool new shoulder articulation design.
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>>6720113 Spider-Man or a Revol-Mini would be as good or better to look at than Raiden. Probably cheaper and easier to acquire too.
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>>6707628 Get them, they're both amazing figures.
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I wish the Vulcanlog line wasn't dead. I want more Snakes and MHs.
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Is the Revo Raiden too short to fit in with 1/12 scale figures, or can I just pass it off as Raiden being a manlet? I wish he got a re-release.
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>>6720918 Raiden is typical 1/12 figure size.
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If I were to get the Revo War machine, what Iron Man should I get with it?
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>>6721156 Revo Iron Man varies in size quite a bit over the years. And since Mark 6 is terrible, aim for 3 (or 2 as precursor), 5, and 42. I don't have Mark 1 out right now but that doesn't look good beside WM anyways.
Figuarts Mark 3 is the right size too. That one is a good sculpt and has the similar design to go with WM.
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>>6720132 I like my Spider-Man, but I still like my Raiden better overall, a good balance between hyper articulation and looks.
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>>6720892 I really wish we could have gotten an MGS3 Big Boss and a Solid Snake that wasn't a mini
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>>6711376 >revo makes all the cast members of top gear >hammond is stuck with a revo mini Anonymous
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>>6721527 Fucking hell I laughed more than I should have at that.
I'd be more than happy if that brought back the Revo Mini line. That was a really fun line of figures.
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>>6721521 I'm not talking which figure is better. Just what it's good(and easy) to get to look at and study for making your own action figure. You can easily not do the exact same thing Spider-Man did to make your own sculpt and design.
And Raiden's hips works because of soft rubber, well so do Minis, which I assume is difficult to do with printed plastic.
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>>6721175 What's the size like on WM? Probably closer to figuarts than a legends, right? I'm thinking about getting the Figma mark 7 and I'm thinking he'd tower over WM.
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>>6721175 What's the size like on WM? Probably closer to figuarts than a legends, right? I'm thinking about getting the Figma mark 7 and I'm sure he'd tower over WM.
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>>6721631 Figuarts size isn't so constant either so not comfortable saying it's the same, but it's close enough. Problem with Revo WM is he has such a small head it throws the scaling a bit off. Don't know about figma 7 but looking at figma 43, WM looks a bit smaller like they're slightly out of scale.
Just don't get Revo 7 and 45 because they are way way bigger than the other Revos including WM.
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>>6721657 Sorry make that very out of scale. Figma 43's eye level is just below Revo WM top of head.
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Cap is looking good, but he feels like he's missing something. Maybe a shield throw effect part? Maybe one with a trail and one that's a spark that clips onto the shield that shows it's hitting something?
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>>6721657 >>6721663 Oh well, maybe I'll hold off on getting that Revo war machine for a while. Thanks for the info, though.
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>>6708082 >captain slow >the supreme dick head >hammond the human torch i'd buy these
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Can’t get enough of based Revo Magneto.
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>>6722775 >hammond is the human torch jej
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>>6719518 I really loved the original Revo Eva. It was a really solid figure with great balance and is what really got me into Japanese toys to begin with.
Yea the Evolution series has better sculpts and posability, but they cant stand on their own for shit without some help.
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>>6722898 I've been really enjoying the figure myself, but I would have to agree with what others have said in that they made the cape parts way too heavy. I've tightened the screws on the stand and everything, but unless the cape pieces are balanced evenly on both sides, the figure will just lean to one side or the other.
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>>6723179 I did the same, I’ve been tightening my stands for some time now and with magneto I’ve learned to do is to twist the stem(?) so it is diagonal rather than horizontal or vertical. It still occasionally lifts off the table slightly, but it’s worked for me
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So I had Eva Unit 08 Alpha, but for some reason her paint went oddly sticky. Is it a universal problem with that figure or did I just get a dud?
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>>6723264 That chun li, is hot dude, Brand????
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>>6723856 >>6723921 Yeah it's the figuarts.
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>>6723384 >Is it a universal problem Yes it was. The upcoming rerelease shoooooould be good.
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I wish Raiden had a re-release. I can't justify his current price.
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>>6724829 How much are the normal and white versions now?
Been meaning to get mine back on display for a while.
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>>6724857 120 at the cheapest and up to 200 at the most.
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Serious question and thoughts time anons.>Untouched fighting games >Ver 2.0 of the old favorites >Anime also popular overseas
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So when do they usually announce re-releases?
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>>6725896 I don't think it's a risk at all to do One Punch Man considering how badly done the figma is. If they do Genos first before Figma does, and considering how slow figma is with male figures, Kaiyodo could really cash in on that.
I personally think it's not true that Kaiyodo will avoid any IP with toys that have been done before. All those EVA and Go Nagai mechs have had Bandai toys for a while before they came back to it with the revoltech line. Devilman Crybaby is an easy target, trending right now and will be for a while, actually suits their style best and no one else has show interest in doing it. That anon who keeps saying there's a figma of it can shut it, that's figma adding articulation to Takeya's statue they had released before.
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>>6709199 >there isn't a single good Jen figure and odds are there never will be Anonymous
>>6721521 >>6724829 I still don't get the hype behind Raiden.
He looks awful in just about every pose and reminds me of why I used to actively dislike this line.
The only reason I still have mine is because of how much i love the game.
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My Revo Mag shipped with SAL, no tracking from HLJ to upstate NY on December 5th 2017 and still haven't gotten him.
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>>6726273 For mecha, Kaiyodo is avoiding hard. I said besides Eva and that's only because of the close relationship with Gainax and their confidence more and more new Evas can be made before anyone else. Recent reissues exist only because there's still no good alternatives in circulation.
All of those early days Revoltechs of Dynamic Pro, Patlabors, Macross, etc, theses were the days when there weren't much competition and they're stuff that didn't have a dedicated, decent action figure toy line of that size. Notice Kaiyodo didn't make any since 2011? The other big mecha releases they had was MuvLuv in 2012, very niche, no major competition then.
Yeah it's not an absolute law. But it make no sense to go strong now when the risk is so much greater than ever before. They'll pick something that will maximize sales so anything done recently that people already own is very unlikely. The current rush of anniversaries and new series of Nagai Go IPs, I just think Bandai and maybe somewhere else is all over this already and it'll be too late for Kaiyodo. Assuming they're sticking with this potential schedule of only doing Marvel for another year. If not and they've been working on it already, ready to show at this or next WF, releasing this year then yeah it's possible. However Kaiyodo aims to get their revo out before trend ends (or starts) so if we don't hear it at this event I doubt they'll bother with it. I think we'll get a bunch of SHFs instead.
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>>6726346 Should've gone at least RSAL, my dude. Not sure if HLJ provides that as a shipping option (because I always ship EMS), but without tracking info, you can't really do anything. Maybe shoot an email to hlj and reference your order number to see if they can provide you with any info.
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Thoughts on this Magneto custom cape?
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>>6726552 >Maybe shoot an email to hlj and reference your order number to see if they can provide you with any info. They explicitly said to not do that until 60 business days. I guess I'm stuck in limbo
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>>6726590 I say you can make something better yourself. Even picking a fabric closer in colour would make things better. And go bigger.
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>>6726441 I miss the early days of revoltech, and it's silly to say since I missed those days in the first place. I recently just went on a bit of a spending spree getting a bunch of old revoltech, mostly robots. I'd love if they were to do those kinds of releases again. But I guess for now I'm playing catch-up with mandarake and jungle, as there are still a few I've got my eyes on.
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>>6724829 >>6726337 >because of how much i love the game. I'm sure that's the big part. You think it looks awful but still kept it. I think it looks pretty good for his work at the time. The issue most anons have, the joint visibility, is negligible with that one. Aaaand there's no other 1/12 scale option.
Raiden is not worth much more than it's original price though. Engineering is about the same to noticeably inferior to AY so might as well get them. Or get that Overwatch figma if you want a 1/12 cyborg ninja character. It's still cheaper than Raiden.
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>>6726742 Half the reason I want Raiden is to have him next to figma Genji. I wouldn't pay what he's going for now, but I would be happy to pick him up at 80 if it ever happened.
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>>6726346 I ordered something from Amazon that shipped SAL from Japan to NYC, took nearly 2 months to arrive.
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>>6726759 Ah, right, of course. Yeah that's a good reason, probably go for the white version then.
Him and a few others were strangely missing from the Legacy run even though I know they sold well to warrant it. Maybe they no longer had the rights or didn't want to renew them. Not sure how it works.
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I wish they could just upscale the revol mini Gray Fox to 1/12.
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>>6726590 I bought one, they shipped me two different versions. They've both got problems with how it looks in a neutral position (go figure). It's much longer on the side tips than the middle, so it always looks a little weird. It's alright, but it doesn't fix my problems with him like I'd hoped. It's probably a ymmv thing though.
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>>6726337 >He looks awful in just about every pose yeah i don't know what you're talking about, still one of my fav figures to pose around. could it be... that you suck at posing?
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>>6726781 Senmu really fucked over fans of a few franchises by forcing the Minis. It really didn't help anyone and the 4-5000 JPY Revos then would've done fine. We got some new set of joints, hurrah.
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>>6726742 diff anon here, I actually hate the game but love that damned figure. I got it on pre-orders so have never ever needed to check what's the aftermarket on it, but definitely no regrets owning it. that figma overwatch isn't going to be anywhere near as posable as this though and hilariously it actually looks really badly proportioned even with its attempt at hiding the joints... I really don't know what they're thinking with the male figmas over there.
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>>6726813 yeah whoever fucking forced Solid Snake and Gray Fox to be mini really made a bad decision. I'm pretty sure a lot of people would still be paying aftermarket rape prices today for a hyper articulated, full sized revo Gray Fox.
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>>6726815 That janky new shoulder joints some figma are rocking looks interesting though. Hips looks retarded but Raiden's hips breaks up in poses too. As long as they pay some attention to poseability I'm good.
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>>6726820 Consensus is it's the CEO Miyawaki, aka Senmu.
Rumor was make Minis or stop action figures altogether. I think the success of Vulcanlogs...they had some wins...and everyone else selling bigger figures no problem at increased pricing made Revoltechs comeback. Then Vulcanlogs died. Fascinating.
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>>6726815 I was overall pretty impressed with deadpool, I think they've got a better idea of what they're doing recently. Do I really NEED two similarly styled cyborg ninjas? No, but I'm gonna be happy to own them.
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>>6726742 I mean I kept mine too but I still don't love the thing.
He just feels awkward to me.
I particularly hate his arms since his broken looking elbows, fragile feeling shoulders, and flappy joint hands all combine to ruin most pose ideas I have.
>>6726806 I guess he is some sort of advanced Revoltech that only true patricians can properly pose.
That is the only explanation that I can come up with considering I have five others that I have no real issues with.
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>>6726590 >MASTER OF FLUFF Anonymous
> try to find video review of Judy > It's mostly just honest to god furries who don't know anything about revos
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On edge for spidey/dp
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>>6727581 wait for jobby
he's still a furry but he knows revos
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>>6727691 Deadpool hides the articulation better and has less questionable sculpting choices
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>>6727691 I have Deadpool and he's pretty great. I'd recommend him, for sure.
I could never get past Spider-Man's ugly knees and his weird facesculpt, or his odd shaped eyes, personally. Considered pre-ordering this latest reissue he's getting, but I just couldn't pull the trigger.
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>>6726839 vulcanlogs is dead? where do you anons hear/confirm of these? vulcanlogs had great releases but they were actually pretty hard to get in my area (ordering from hlj/ami is shit because of shit taxes, easily double the figure's prices). I can't say I rushed for the Vulcanlog releases though... The two I had really wanted were Venom Snake and Glavenus hunter but still have yet to grab them today.
>>6726892 what's the five others you have no issues with?
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>>6727691 I like Spidey more than Deadpool, personal attachment wise so I went for Spidey. I'm real happy with it, other than how the knee looks but the toy itself is a joy to pose. I actually really like the head sculpt on Spidey's face and his proportions. His accessories are great too, I always get a kick out of displaying him perching/crawling by the side of the shelf/desk whenever I'm not posing him with Venom.
Deadpool looks like a lot of fun as a toy since he's got two swords and guns but I chose to spend that money on a SHF TMNT Leo instead.
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>>6728103 Pretty sure there wasn't any official statement, but the Arthur and Beat figures, which were announced as Vulcanlogs, ultimately got released under the name Game Classics, with no cooperation from Kaiyodo and using their own joints instead of revolver joints.
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>>6728103 QB Alice, Cattleya, Nanael, Gurren Lagann, and AY Wolverine.
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>>6728135 those except for AY Wolverine definitely have more segmented/broken sculpts than Raiden. Simple, anon, we have a pose-off here in this thread to defend your titwaifus vs my edgy ninja man.
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>>6728134 oh wow, so game classics are actually definitely NOT revoltech or kaiyodo releases? definitely didn't realize that because I've never seen them in packaging/in person.
So those Monster Hunter figures are the last Vulcanlog releases?
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Should I pull the trigger and preorder cap? He looks fun, but I feel like I'm not getting enough with him.
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>>6728165 I would but I am not going to be home for about a week so we are just going to have to agree to disagree.
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>>6728176 GC is 100% Union production, Arthur had no Kaiyodo name on the box. Not sure about Beat but I assume the same, joint's weren't revo joints. There's no reason not to release them as Vulcanlogs and go through the trouble of eliminating Kaiyodo's involvement(and pay cut) if Union wanted to keep Vulcanlogs going.
I'm pretty sure those hunters were the last.
>>6728134 They never announce the end of something. Just the beginning.
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>>6728302 Damn. I was really hoping for a pose off to spice this thread up a bit.
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>>6728366 Harsh criticism is probably what killed casual pics posting.
I hoped trying to predict some IPs AY will explore next instead of throwing out ridiculous names would encourage discussion,
>>6725896 but not many latched on.
That new Gotoku game Kenshiro design sure is awesome though. Very true to the manga.
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>>6726590 I bought this cape but I'm just waiting for my Magneto to arrive. Having handled their Saitama cape (which actually requires you to secure the cape onto the figure on your own), I feel like it's possible to make it look good depending on how you position it around the neck.
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>>6728366 I'm the anon who was challenging the titwaifu revo anon but feel free to start another pose-off. If there's any general where the toys are made for pose-offs it's this one. It's all in good fun.
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>>6727581 >furfag bait character >durr y no revws but furries guise!? I fucking wonder why. This figure should be a test, if you own it, you failed.
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I really want to buy a monster hunter poster to pose my Vulcanlogs with. It's hard to find one with just the monster and no shitty logo. I need that size difference.
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>>6729028 I am amazed people still post those ancient anti-furry memes.
So are you just an oldfag with a hateboner or a 40Kid who just discovered the ED page on furries?
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>>6729037 Not him, but I'm old enough that desu still seems fresh and new. So we're still around.
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>>6729037 >So are you just an oldfag Are you saying there are people who aren't?
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>>6729037 Shut the fuck up
Go out on the street and let me know when you find someone who’s cool with the fact you wanna fuck dogs
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>>6731335 >still thinks furries and zoophiles are one and the same how long were you in that coma, buddy?
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>>6731365 He's posting ancient 40k meme images so there's a good 60% chance he's just retarded.
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>>6731335 I am not a furry you dipshit.
I was just making fun of you for your old le heresy 40k picture.
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>>6731335 >>6731365 They basically are, with a side of pedophilia throughout the fandom. One of their top artists is a certified rapist. Most have given up on sex with another human or even attraction to humans, outside of the 9 year olds they groom- see the massive number of furries arrested in Pennsylvania for child molestation.
If they refuse to acknowledge themselves as human they don't deserve to be treated like humans.
I would not be surprised to see the owner of Fur Affinity on Hansen VS predator within the next 1-2 years. He's admitted he likes kids.
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>>6731365 What the fuck reason do you think there is for other people to afford you the time and energy to comprehend your sexual fetishes? I’m not going to “run the numbers” so to speak to math out whether you want to fuck dogs or not when the ‘numbers’ involved are fucking cartoon characters and animal genitalia. It isn’t worth the wear on any sane person’s brain
The only people who humor antisocial behavior like furrfaggotry are usually your fellow freaks so you know where you can fuck off to
>>6731371 That wasn’t me, retard
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I want to apologize dude, I got really worked up there so I deleted my post. It’s not my place to criticize you when I don’t have a fair assessment to make a judgement call on the content of your character
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>>6731397 >Grinman Just how new are you?
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Remember when this thread was about Revoltech figures?
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Where the fuck are the new figs? This thread has been boring for a month.
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>>6731579 We wait for wonfes and pray.
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>venom in stock on hlj last night >ill get it tomorrow >not available anymore
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Hated how the Revoltech Vic Viper looked when i bought the guy
the promo pics and the actual figure look nothing alike.
decided to add panel lining to figure and re paint the end bits bright blue but when the top coat was added to get rid of the glossy finish it turned dark purple
also can we not upload photos to 4chan anymore?
wouldn't let me.
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I got my bun in today.
She is nice but man is her posing limited for a Revoltech.
>>6734247 >https://imgur.com/a/yyr9F Nice.
4chan is having a bit of a meltdown at the moment.
They will probably fix it pretty soon.
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I'm digging this shade of blue more but that shoulder is disturbing, i really wanna like captain but that arm... ugh
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>>6731584 Wish we could get some of the classic Revoltech style with various robots again. The late 200X era of Revoltechs were probably my favourite overall.
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>>6734764 And before we talk about the Vulcanlogs, they'd often be maybe a few parts more for around 3 to 4 times the price for the same size robot. That's a tad unacceptable...
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>>6725896 >Untouched fighting games Darkstalkers please. I don’t care much for the games but these designs are my shit.
>Anime also popular overseas YuYu Hakusho would be a great one, considering the anniversary is going on.
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>>6734748 You don't have to have the shoulder so high up when the arm is straight forward you know.
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>>6710473 only played 4 huh?
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Anyone have the Jinroh figure? Is it any good?
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>>6736937 >Is it any good? >posts the reissue >apparently it was good enough to get reissued Yeah no, no one has that.
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>>6736937 Its about the size of a revo-mini (~3.75in.), It's also got somewhat outdated articulation, mostly the V-cut swivel hips. If any of that doesn't deter you, it's the best thing you're going to get that's JinRoh that isn't 1/6 scale
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>>6736668 Dante is only even remotely edgy in 2, his care-free attitude is consistently the same in every other game
DmC or whatever is an entirely seperate character
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>>6736951 To be fair the selection for Legacy was all over the place. They said it was the best sellers but at the same time they ignored a lot of better made and probably better sought after Revos. It might have been guided by what molds or what rights they had left.
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>>6725896 >>6726273 >>6735080 >>Untouched fighting games >Darkstalkers please. I don’t care much for the games but these designs are my shit. I agree, Darkstalkers character are very underrated.
>>Anime also popular overseas I like One-Punch Man and Yu Yu Hakusho but mostly I wanted Rurouni Kenshin new figs but I guess... my second option is Shaman King, there will be a new manga so maybe there's a chance.
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>>6736668 We all know Uncle Dante is best Dante.
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>>6737290 Didn't Revoltech make two Kenshin figures that looked like a total monstrosity?
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>>6737290 >Shaman King I could never tell if it's popular in Japan. To me it felt like one of those shows they brought overseas and made a name for itself because there were minimal competition. Wher as in Japan it fades in with the other 150 ongoing Shonen manga and anime. Sentinel tried to make something but didn't? iirc
That reminds me, AY could do a bunch of Gainax properties, stuff the covered and beyond. From mechs to girls I think there's high enough demand, would probably be better than some of the Sentinel ones. Yoko or BM 7 could be great revos with his current skills. Throw in Kanchi and some other popular mechs it could do well.Rerelease some too why not. Might not be fresh but Kaiyodo has easy access to Gainax characters.
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>>6737317 >Didn't Revoltech make two Kenshin figures that looked like a total monstrosity? Yeah in 2011, your point?
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>>6737290 >Shaman King, there will be a new manga Oh shit, didn't know that. Guess I should finish up the original.
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>>6737290 >Shaman King was made in 1998 Fuck I feel old.
The designs are cool and I love to see figures from the Archangels but I guess it not happen. Shame.
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>>6736975 >Its about the size of a revo-mini (~3.75in.) No it isn't. I'll post this everytime someone posts that.
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>>6737484 Its about the size of a revo-mini (~3.75in.)
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>>6736668 Only played 2 and DmC huh?
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>>6737484 But the image you posted only proves that it is about the size of a revo-mini
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>>6737563 >>6737579 This.
It is half a head taller than the mini, and 3 heads shorter than the revo. So it is closest to the mini.
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>>6736937 no, tiny as hell, outdated articulation, and all the shiny black paint leaks plasticizer. One of my most regretted purchases.
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>>6737563 One statement true but includes wrong assumption. Revol-Minis are bigger than your typical 3.75, 1/18 scale figures. They're like 1/16. So saying ~3.75in is very misleading especially to describe the revo in question.
For the sake of being super technical asshole. If it was (bigger than 3.75in) then pure perfection.
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>>6737594 Does the Legacy have plasticizer problem too?
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>>6737614 Hmm, I'd imagine only the original would.
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I think there are 3 different versions, right 2 are probably the exact same sample. But maybe there are only 2? Lighting right? Anyways left most is the final product, interesting to see a drastic colour change occurring at this stage.
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>>6737752 Honestly just looks like lighting differences in all four.
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>>6737761 Maybe. I didn't see any text confirmation. Looking down through Yamaguchi's pics it looks different enough but I don't know photography enough to tell.
If it the revo looks different from the promo shots on the box I wonder what they'll do? Shift the colours in the pics? Leave it?
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>>6737752 He looks so bad.
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>>6737780 It's the lighting you fucking autism nerd.
>>6737790 That's what people said about gwen and wolverine.
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>>6737794 No need to be so hard on him.
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>>6735080 It would be interesting, problem is if it can convince the higher-ups that IP can sell with it having no games in recent years besides cameos. And we'll only get the 3 girls at most.
On a related note DOA probably have better chances getting to one or two male characters. It's somewhat active IP and Yamaguchi did it before. I'm sure MF have no intention on actually making game ver figma or the other characters anyways.
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>>6727581 Hips and torso joints are all ball/sockets. Shoulders, elbows, knees, wrists, ankles are all typical revomini and friction joints. Neck joint is a ratchet joint. All the eyes move spectacularly, gold paint on her badge pops really well, and her articulation is really good, although I think her hips/thighs are pretty limited due to the ball and socket joint, however she still has more range at the hips than most figma would. Her ankles are really where the articulation shines, you can get them into basically any pose you would ever need, and some you would never want. Her accessories are light, but the face sculpts are all a knock-out. Her stand isn't a peg that fits her back, instead it is a claw that grips her body much like a tamashii stand would(although this one is engineered better). 8/10. I really like her, but I got her mostly for shitposting images.
>Pic related Anonymous
>>6738058 I'd pay good money for a high quality Ryu.
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Just pre ordered carnage and spidey. Still not sure about captain, i think i'll wait until release to get him after checking out some reviews.
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>>6738058 >>6738237 > CURIO SHOP OWNER Anonymous
>>6737790 I'm fine with most of the figure but the head is what's keeping me. The helmet is a bit off and the mouth looks so bizarre. He just reminds me of a turtle. Maybe he'll look better when he's out.
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>>6739351 >He just reminds me of a turtle Not to be that meme, but I like turtles.
I like the heavy armor look, the bulk is nice.
Having both of those might be too much. Like if it's modern combat armor gear on a regular build, or thin costume but big muscles, it may appeal to more anons.
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>>6739444 Fair enough. I'm just nit picking about the head. Other than that he looks like a solid figure.
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What are the chances for updated Trigun figs? They are okay but the sculpt is a bit rough. Also I want Knives, Legato, Monev the Gale (and others Gung-Ho-Gun) Meryl and Milly.
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>>6739351 I had this problem with it at first. I also thought that the head was a bit off, but I don't really notice it now; with the paint in the mouth being fixed, it looks alright.
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>>6741975 Zero. If we get anything it would just be a reissue of Vash because it's perfectly fine and other characters will not sell that well. We had all of the golden age of revoltechs when they were releasing multiple IPs left and right and they didn't dig deeper than those two. So no chance now that they can't take risks. Trigun is not a super popular property, it's one of those anime that gained momentum in America. As far as I know the author has moved on so unless it makes a big comeback, new series, anime and all, and him and Kaiyodo decides to do some promotional figure, it may not even be an action figure then.
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>>6741998 >paint in the mouth being fixed Paint job on the promo picture sample figure is always off and not a true representation of the final product. It's dumb to pass judgement from that one figure someone in the company probably painted, and expect the final factory production to be exactly the same. For better or for worse. Kaiyodo more so than others perhaps. Paints being used are different anyways, I think the ones in factories are way more toxic mix, and I imagine the whole process of painting is different too.
Expect the final product paint job to be like previous releases and not how it is in the promotional materials.
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>>6741975 While Wolfwood didn't age well, I'd argue that Revo Vash is still a fantastic figure all around. The old Kaiyodo Monev the Gale, while not perfect by any means, is still a great figure and it works really well with Revo Vash.
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>>6742049 Cool display anon.
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>>6742012 Aren't the pics from his Twitter account factory samples? That would mean they're not hand painted right?
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>>6742387 Yeah recent one is the final from the factory. Before that would be the sample from the factory as well. That one tends to be produced in small number for store display purpose. Before that you have a bunch of single color figures from the factory (grey, blue, red) that are tests. At this stage I believe one gets hand painted by a Kaiyodo employee for the promotion material, or events display.
Not sure how much automation occurs these days, but I assume paint application that's partial to the piece is hand painted. They hold like 5 paint brushes with different colors in one hand and go to town.
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>>6742047 that monev the gale figure and the other really tacky cowboy figure with a giant revolver are fun as hell looking toys. I still want monev but just can't justify the purchase when I have a lot of other toys I need to buy and pre-order to avoid ridiculous aftermarket prices later on.
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Yamaguchi had a small Q&A panel this Saturday at a comic book themed bar.and I picked up some chatter from it so here you go. Man I wish I was there.> Spider-Gwen's unmasked face didn't make it on the deadline for size adjustment. >Yamaguchi sent the order for it but the content was unclear what he really wanted. >The second costume that came up by image search was picked for CA. Only restriction was "No classic costume." >Yamaguchi's personal preference for a Japanese character is All Might, and he made CA with that in mind.
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>>6744478 I've been saying that all might would look great if it was made by yamaguchi after seeing captain. I guess i wasnt so wrong, he had all might in mind.
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>>6736668 >only playing dmc2 kill yourself
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>>6744478 >>The second costume that came up by image search was picked for CA. Only restriction was "No classic costume." Well, that sucks.
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>>6744478 >Only restriction was "No classic costume:. I can totally see marvel specifying that for someone who already has fifty million different 6" versions of that costume like cap. It potentially fucks with my most wanted for the line like 90's rogue, but then again I'm thinking maybe that was just for cap? The Magneto design we got was sure as hell classic, so I don't think it's automatically off the table.
> just know the fact he talked about a specific character like that,and that content of the panel was judged okay to be discussed outside of the panel. Source on this? I wouldn't expect him anytime soon either if he made cap with AM in mind, but I'm curious about where you got this from in the first place.
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>>6744503 He was brought up since inception of AY, because the original promotion material said they intend to do non AmeComi characters too, Manga or the anime was at a good stage of popularity too, so we all thought the same thing, including the sculptor lol.
>>6744543 Only the green text is quotation from a Japanese Revo General board. The whole name dropping means it's not in works is just common sense, my own opinion. Regardless if there was a plan for one talking about it in this fashion surely breaks some contracts with the IP holder.
My thoughts on costume is not necessarily "no classics" for everyone, this was about Cap, but more to do with time period. Like costumes not worn since 2005 for a random example, is off the table. Of course it's probably by character basis too.
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>>6744478 >>Yamaguchi's personal preference for a Japanese character is All Might, and he made CA with that in mind. Holy fuck, Revo All Might would make me cum buckets. DO IT.
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>>6744478 >No classic costume That sounds like something Marvel would do.
It makes no fucking sense when you look at the rest of the line of course but it sounds like something they would do.
>All Might I am not sure that the rest of the characters would look right with Yamaguchi headsculpts but he would be the absolute best character for this line.
If they could get someone else to do the heads I would adore Revoltech getting a hold of the license.
Imagine a Deku or Froppy with the flexibility of Spider-Gwen or Wolverine.
Also they would do more than one or two characters and actually reissue the ones that sold well enough.
Anonymous
>>6738237 Might have seen Figma do it, but for some reason they decided to go with a fucked up version of Kasumi that's guaranteed not to sell.
Anonymous
Are we getting a Venom re-release? has it been re-released already? I really don't wanna spend about 70€ incl shipping (sal has been suspended to my country)
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>>6745255 Wasn't it a throwback to one of their very first products? Pretty sure that was alternate colour Kasumi too.
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>>6745344 Yeah, so pretty much useless for fighting game fans and more or less ensures they'll never do anyone else from DoA.
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>>6745346 I never expected they would do DOA figures, I just viewed it as a one off.
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>>6745255 But I don't want a figma Ryu; I want a Revoltech. He has so many traits that mesh well with the line.
>Sleek design with skintight outfit, nothing hindering articulation >Long flowy scarf >From an action series, and therefore naturally lending himself to karate poses >Shitload of weapons that could be packed with him Figma is fine for cute girls, but I find their action stuff somewhat lacking.
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U knoe?
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>>6746118 Figma got better for articulation, but only when they mean it.
However they wont do other DOA characters. Like the anon said that Kasumi is a figma of their old statue, not a Kasumi from a particular game. If that make any sense.
I think DOA Revoltechs have a decent chance, more so than other fighting game properties simply because Yamaguchi did it before.
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Anyone ever order from otakuplan? I get kinda jumpy when ordering from new stores
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>>6746221 https://otakuplan.com/products/amecomi-yamaguchi-spiderman-venom-action-figure >$44.99 >May slightly differ from actual product. Slight variations between each piece may occur in external appearances such as coloring
>Shop Address: 5/F Ye Xing Industrial Bldg,23 Tai Yip St.,Kwun Tong,Kowloon,H.K Go ahead, seems legit
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>>6746221 >>6746297 lmao they pretty much tell you they're sending bootlegs
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>>6746118 For me the best way to go is:
Figma Ryu Hayabusa from Ninja Gaiden (2004)
S.H. Figuarts Ryu Hayabusa from Ninja Gaiden 3
Revoltech Ryu Hayabusa from Ninja Gaiden 2, 3 and the Ninja Ryukenden classics games
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I kinda wish we'd get a "teamup line" between Kaiyodo and Platinum. Raiden was fantastic and I'd love to see more of their characters done by them.>Bayonetta >Sam Gideon (the Vanquish dude) >Devastation styled versions of the Transformers >NieR Automata characters (yes I know SE are doing the Bring Arts and they do look good, but if they made a Revo I'd buy both)
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So this guy is pretty great. I got him for cheap, but if I'd known they were this good I might have picked up a couple of the others when HLJ had them on sale a couple months ago.
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>>6746127 Dante is high on everyone's "Needs a 2.0" list, but yeah I think Alucard could use some love, in any of his outfits. Seras and Alucard would both be good picks if they ever get around to bringing back the Fraulein line.
I wouldn't mind an Anderson, either.
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>>6745311 Just wait, when Carnage pops up, he'll get another re-issue. Also, I don't know what's the euro rate to usd, but he is a pricier revoltech release due to his bulk alone. He is worth the money though, real fun figure to have.
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>>6747604 TMNT have had it surprisingly REALLY good toy wise. Both the revo and the shf are really well done but flew under the radar a bit. The SHF releases are also definitely well worth grabbing.
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if the next AY isn't iron man, is there a chance they just won't be doing him?
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>>6748197 I don't know, I think he's too big to pass. If the line was sticking just to Spider-man and X-Men characters then it's possible but doing Cap changed everything.
I think Iron Man is one of the it's too safe we can do it anytime character. There's no rush because we already had several Iron Man figures. No "we must make it before someone else does" like DP, Spidey, Wolverine, etc.
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>>6747765 I think i'll wait for a re release, don't wanna have carnage and spidey without venom, it just feels empty.
It's in stock at hobby search and the price isn't so bad in euros about 50€ something. It's the shipping that kills me though, ems is my only option at hobbysearch while i can choose reg airmail at amiami which is cheaper than ems. I'll just wait for a re release.
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Does anyone here have this?
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>>6748597 It's a pretty decent pack. The Felyne poses well enough given his size and the armor he wears and the bbq accessory one of my favorite additions to the set.
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>>6748603 It's unfortunate that he comes with a spear and not the sword that the other set does.
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>>6748597 It's pretty good. The only real fault is the lance. It weighs a ton, so you need to find a way to support it for a lot of poses, and the handle is pretty thin, so you have to be careful with it.
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>>6747769 It’s a shame we never got that Shredder that was shown off from SHF.
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>>6748197 I could see them skipping him just because he's already got so many figures and for the most part his modern comic suits are all close enough to the movie suits that it wouldn't seem necessary to bother.
So unless it's a curveball and they make Iron Man based on an older costume, I wouldn't expect it.
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Yay Yamaguchi reads the same manga I'm into. I hope it leads to an AY one day. Slightly more possibility than an absolute zero. I think he tweeted before about the manga and I made the same post a while ago, but I can't remember.
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>>6749920 He needs a figure for sure
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I find this interesting. It may mean nothing, or it could be legit, WF is soon so Yamaguchi could've dropped a teaser at this panel.
https://twitter.com/hotkenobi/status/956533992559329280 One guy who couldn't go to the 1/27 Q&A asked for some impressions of the event, and I assume someone who attended, responded just with a picture. Picture of Daredevil.
What could it meeeeeeeean?
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>>6750048 >One guy who couldn't go to the 1/27 Q&A asked for some impressions of the event, and I assume someone who attended, responded just with a picture. Picture of Daredevil. >What could it meeeeeeeean? Oh, sweet! Amazing Yamaguchi She-Hulk confirmed!
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Looks like they'll release small packs of past ABs as a sort of parts builder sets. Looks like they took the 3 support mechs and the bike and repackaged the parts into 7 different mechas. This image is saying they'll be sold first at WF. Which means they intend to sell them regularly later.
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Called it!...I think I called it. Yeah when Anima books were announced to come out as collected books.
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>>6750497 >now to deal with all the reeeing from people because Yamaguchi is the sculptor. Anonymous
>>6750497 Pass because it's more evangelion bullshit.
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>>6750497 That looks way too huge for a revoltech, what the hell
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>>6750498 At this point it's stupid to expect him not to be the sculptor for Evas. IDK this looks alright, fits with the art work I think. It's the 01 face which is hit or miss, and Anima ones are weird looking anyways.
I think the bigger outcry is why this and not TV version.
I'm super excited for the updated joint scheme. It looks like it has the ball joint and angled thigh cuts like some AY, perfect. And shoulders are some type of double joints probably. Can't wait!
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>>6750506 It's tall looking but I don't think it's that different mass wise. The shit on the back to the right are small figurines so it does mess with your perspective.
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>>6750497 The color scheme for those who never knew Anima.
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>>6750497 >It's another Eva. Anonymous
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>>6750553 There's an entire brand with Evangelion in the name so I'm not sure what you're expecting to happen.
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>>6750505 >being in revo thread >hating evangelion kaiyodo and yamaguchi love eva so you might be in the wrong thread
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>>6748864 wrong thread for it but I'll say not so surprising considering how well done the turtles were but how hard they hit the bargain bin. the price point were a bit steep, even if they really are the best classic tmnt toon toys with really good engineering and use of die-cast. I myself only grabbed Leo, didn't bother completing the set, so if Bandai got gun shy about Shredder, really not surprising.
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>>6750766 I have so many revos and not one is an Eva but the releases are so few and far between this just a waste to me.
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>>6750785 which part of kaiyodo likes working with gainax/khara and eva revoltechs sell well that you don't get? that there's actually a subline of revoltechs dedicated to evangelion?
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>>6750785 >so many revos >not one is an eva also missing out why revoltech is a great line for a lot of us, it's got a really diverse selection for a smaller company.
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Find it interesting that the box says Avengers
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>>6752954 Comes out this month right?
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>>6750518 >no green tummy Nice
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>>6750553 >subline called "Evangelion Evolution" >expecting anything else besides Eva I mean, okay I guess?
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