The Best Bishijo sculpt in the Kotobukiya Street Fighter line!!!
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Wow! This is hands down the best Sakura statue next to Max Factory Nishimiru's version. The sculpt is absolutely amazing. High quality as usual from Kotobukiya. The only worry I have is how the pose may cause potential leaning problems in the future. I imported mine from Japan early. If your a Street Fighter or Sakura fan, this is a must have!!
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Oh yeah! I loved Wind Waker, it's one of my favorite Zelda games and I'm so glad there's finally a Wind Waker style Link figure! Most refer to this Link as Toon Link, since that's what he's called in Smash Bros, so he would easily fit into a Smash display. Unlike his Figma counterpart, he isn't as articulated, but he comes with extra parts that allow for different poses. The only articulation on him is a ball joint in the neck, the shoulders rotate around, the wrists twist and the legs are also on ball joints.

The figure is painted perfectly, they even managed to capture the different shades of black in his pupils, the top half is a bit lighter than the bottom. The colors are very lively and vibrant, just as they should be for this particular Link. I like how the details on the Hero's
Shield aren't simply painted on, they are molded in and it looks great. The Hero's Sword is sculpted nicely and the Heart Container that he comes with has a nice clear red plastic in the middle.

As for his accessories, he comes with a base and an arm that you'll most likely need to use since he tends to be a bit top-heavy, I can't get him to stand on his own. He has a grand total of four faces, including, the standard face, a smiling face, a yelling face and the face he makes when sidling a wall in the game. He comes with many pairs of arms and legs. He has two bend arms, two straight arms and one arm that holds the Wind Waker itself, it's not a separate piece so I wouldn't try to pull it out. He has extra hands as well, including, two closed fists, sword/shield-holding hands and one hand that holds the sword at an angle, like the picture. He has the standard straight legs and two bent ones that can be plugged in.

To use these accessories, it's a bit easier than the Figma, but some aspects are the same. There's no sheath, so you don't have to worry about putting the shield on it, to put the shield in, all you have to do is put the bent grey piece into one of the hands meant to hold it. I'd recommend taking the bent piece out of the shield first and then putting it into Link's hand, it's a bit easier that way. The sword is exactly like the Figma, you'll have to remove the pommel of the sword before sliding it into his hand. The arms and legs simply plug in and pull out easily. To put a face in, remove the hair and then the face, then put int the face you want and follow that by putting in the hair, it's also the same as the Figma.

That about covers this figure. To wrap this up, I'd highly recommend this to any Zelda fan, especially if you played Wind Waker, he looks great on the shelf next to the Figma Link and he fits into any display, since he's in scale with other video game figures at around 4 inches. So  it looks like we've gotten a Figma Link and a Nendoroid Toon Link/Wind Waker Link, now all we need is a Figma/Nendoroid Young Link!
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This set contains two minifigs and one copter/flying vehicle.
One minifig is Lavertus from the lion tribe. Hes got very good printing on hos torso (front and back). (But theres one slight misprint on his torso. On the bottom of the torso theres a top of a lions head. Ideally the top of the leg piece (after joining with the torso) should have completed the bottom of the lions head but it doesnt. It is a big goof-up from LEGO but such mistakes are rare. And guess I can live with it.) The legs also have nice printing. The head piece is the best part. It looks great. But one complaint here is that, the headpiece should have been a single complete piece (like the headpiece in the Ninja Turtles minifigs). Here its like you first fix the regular circular LEGO head and then you put the face of the animal (like a helmet) over the head. Anyway, at least the minifig looks good and I guess thats what matters in the end.
The shoulder-armor is ok. The only reason I don't like the shoulder-armor used in Chima sets is because they cover most of the torso and you cant see the great printing on it! Wish LEGO should have designed a better armor so that it doesnt cover much of the Torso.
Lavertus comes with two ma-chi-guns which are really very cool! Generally, I hate the assembled weapons from LEGO but this one is very nice.
Scutter is a minifig from the scorpion tribe. Hes not a complete minifig in the sense that he has the minifig head and torso but he doesnt have the usual leg-piece. Instead he has a scorpion-build as legs. Now the printing on his torso (front and back) are nice. His headpiece is..FANTASTIC!! Beautiful design. Theres a scorpion insignia on top of his headpiece which looks marvelous!(Scorpions and spiders are now my favourite minifigs in Chima theme.)
But this minifig has quite some problems. The tip of the tail falls off a lot. Moreover,sometimes when I try to adjust the tail, the torso just pops off. And sometimes, one of the legs of the scorpion-build falls off! So, its not a very stable minifig/build. You have to be careful while playing with it.
This minifig carries one sting hammer. Its lame.
Now coming to the main part of his set, the Twin-blade helicopter. The best part of it is the rotating blades. Theres a mechanism ; a long rod like structure. You just pess it and the blades rotate! The faster you press , the faster they move! Its VERY cool! Looks nice. I haven't seen such a feature in any other LEGO set. And its very creative too. Hope LEGO uses such creativity in its other sets too.
But apart from this feature, sadly, theres nothing else in the helicopter thats great. The front of the helicopter is shaped like a lions head which is good. But overall, the copter looks just about ok, nothing special. Wish LEGO would have made it look better. I like the other Lion vehicles (Lennox Lion-attack and Lavals Royal fighter) more than this.
In the end, Id say this is a decent set. A die-hard Chima fan will like this, especially for the minifigs. I will surely buy some more of this set JUST for the minifigs.
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This is my most favorite Batman Variant design by Tetsuya Nomura.  The main character designer of Final Fantasy VII, VIII, X, XIII, Parasite Eve, Kingdom Hearts.  This variant definitely has a look of a Bahamut, a summon in Final Fantasy.  The wingspan can reach around 1 foot!  The articulations are good for the figure, cape and especially the wings + claws. The wings and claws are highly posable and definitely the makes this figure looks unique.  There are some paint job flaws just like other Play Arts Kai.  The accessories included are the elbow spikes, leg spikes, fits, claws for the wings and finally the bat rangs in the thigh cover.  I notice the Batrangs hiding behind the thigh cover should be opened in an opposite direction, facing front than back, to be more practical as well as pleasing aesthetically.  Such Batrangs details are hidden only visible when you are looking at the back of the figure, which is a bit wasted.

The packaging is too dark and unable to see the figures clearly.  If the background color is lighter, maybe it will be easier to see through the figure window.

Check out the amazing photos of this Bahamut Man -- Batman
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I read a lot of these reviews lamenting the fact that the helmet-less Steve Rogers variant was the rarest and most sought after . . . WHY?! This to me is the best iteration. I personally think he looks incomplete without his helmet. The sculpt on this figure is awesome. I have him standing next to my G.I.Joe Duke and Sgt. Slaughter figures, leading my Joes to victory atop my computer desk.
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I am one of those guys who collects figures. I own several different brands of these high quality, extremely detailed figures soooooo I know what I'm talking about, you can trust me.

This is a review of Revoltech's Edward Elric figure, From the popular anime/manga series Fullmetal Alchemist. (My favorite anime of all time.) This figure is awesome. It is extremely posable, even his hair and coat are posable. His body is kind of weird, the way his torso bends looks strange during some poses. you can swap out his fore arm, for his auto-mail arm which even comes with a piece of his torn sleeve to give the effect that he tore through it while transmuting his arm into a sword. (comes with the sword part too) Some of the other things included, besides the usual faces and hands are 3 Transmutation effects and what I can only describe as a "dirt slidey effect" that makes it look like he's sliding in dirt, hence the name.

And who could forget the included revolcontainer? It's a little box that can store all the extra parts. some of the parts i thought wouldn't fit, but i was wrong. It all fits excluding alchemy effect parts, that's a fore arm (metal or otherwise) 3 faces, 5 hands, sword extension, and torn jacket. Which is amazing, if you ask me.

4 faces are included, and they are super detailed. Sometimes I look really closely at them and think, "How did they do that?" One of the faces in particular is hilarious, if you look at the pictures you'll know which one I'm talking about. It practically says "Who are you calling a pipsqueak!?!?"

These Figures are kinda pricey for some that is why I always buy one at a time, but yeah this figure is definitely worth owning. he goes well with his younger brother, which they a also made into a Revoltech figure... buy them both!
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Great detail articulation and real sturdy joints to change hands!! The best changeable face yet as far as sturdiness and changing it goes. I love bandai and figurarts action figures!!
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When I bought my first Assault Kingdom figure, a Nu Gundam, I had just watched Char's Counterattack and figured it would be easier on my wallet to get a mini figure of said gundam to keep on my gunpla shelf rather than make the monetary and time investment of buying a model kit. I was so impressed by it that I decided to get the Gouf Custom as soon as it was available.

Having split this Assault Kingdom set with my friend, I've seen every part of it and I can attest to the quality articulation, mold details, and paint work on every piece. Aside from minor paint flaws (it would still rate a 90% or higher on that for me), the Gouf Custom is about as perfect as you could ask for. I honestly think it might have better articulation than the old High Grade model kit, and it all seems quite sturdy and flexible.

The included gimmicks with this model are a heat saber and its trademark gatling gun/shield combo. I was very happy with the saber, which is quite rigid and absolutely straight, not soft and pliable as I feared. Furthermore, the gatling shield is very detailed and can be removed to show the 3-barrel wrist-mounted machinegun underneath, which can also be removed.

Furthermore, this figure comes with a plethora of stand parts, although unlike the Nu Gundam or Re-GZ figures from the same set it's more than capable of standing on its own, even with the gatling gun, thanks to the large Zaku-type feet. It also has a fin funnel part intended for the Nu Gundam, which is a good motivation to get all of the pieces in the set. The only real cosmetic problem with this set are the model kit-esque gate marks, which can be seen on the gatling gun and the back of the sword. These can however be filed down or removed with a hobby knife. There is enough detail molded on the kit that I plan to panel line it with a fine-tipped Gundam marker in order to bring these details out.

Pros:
-Very impressive articulation, as much or more poseability as you could want
-Stand parts allowing you to pose it in many creative ways (one of my favorite poses is with the suit kneeling down to prop up the gatling gun, with the stand parts plugged into the bottom of the foot to keep it stable
-Comes with all necessary weapons, as well as two sets of replaceable hands (one pair for holding weapons and one in the generic spread-finger style)
-Impressive amount of detail. If you're the type to play with your figures you can even unplug the ammo belt and canister from the gatling to pretend to reload it.

Cons:
-Minor paint errors (a bit of paint bleed on the shield and the eye wasn't quite right)
-Requires other parts in set for full experience
-Gate marks on the weapons, which are, howeve,r removable

Overall I would highly recommend this figure, I can't speak highly enough about its articulation and mold quality, and despite its small size it can be a lot of fun to play around with.
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D-Arts was the division of S.H. Figuarts that made video game figures, but since April of this year, Tamashii Nations and Bandai put the video game figures in with the standard Figuarts line, and this was the last figure released under the D-Arts name, based off of the highly popular character from the excellent BlazBlue fighting games.

This figure is based off of her iconic NOL officer look from the first two BlazBlue games, Calamity Trigger and Continuum Shift/II/EXTEND, rather than the new design from the most recent game, Chronophantasma, and it captures the look really well, from the beret to the sleeves to the red lines hanging off of her arms, which are separate when first opened, everything is well sculpted and painted excellently. There are some mold lines and marks here and there, but they're mostly ignorable, especially when displayed from a distance.

Articulation is as excellent as usual. The design reminds me of a Figma due to having similar joints, but that's never a bad thing. The only problem is the way they handled the dress. Since they made it a soft plastic to try to allow the legs greater range, they are solid enough to disallow her to recreate her ducking pose from the game, but that's it.

Compared to other releases like this, Noel doesn't come with a whole lot, so her box is flatter than usual, but she didn't need much to begin with. She only has four hands; two relaxed hands, and two gun holding hands for her signature weapons, the Nox Nyctores Arcus Diabolus: Bolverk, or just Bolverk. She also has a huge blast effect that is actually made of two parts for a reason I can't figure out, four clear cuffs to keep her hands from drooping while holding Bolverk with the blast effect, and a stand to keep Noel from falling over while holding the guns, which the figure is more than capable of doing on it's own, so it's kind of a waste and it should have been a normal stand like other figures of this style come with. Lastly is her longer hair piece for when she has her beret off, which is a separate piece from the head and hair, and three faces; one neutral, one mad, one shy and embarrassed, all of which are great and suit her character.

As for negatives, She has no standout accessory like Vile's Bourbon or Revoltech Raiden's watermelon, the dress restricts some of the articulation, the red lines are solid plastic, so they can get in the way of your displays, and she doesn't come with a display stand, which is standard for Bandai's releases, but this is noteworthy, since she's so slim. A figure like Vile has feet so huge, he has no need for a stand, except for a specific pose. Noel is far more likely to fall over due to her small feet, but they're not too bad, as she can still stand on her own very well.

While not a standout release in the line, Noel is still a great figure for those interested in having a figure of the popular BlazBlue character. I'm just waiting on a Hazama figure, and I'll be set.
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great detail figure perfect for any fatal fury or king of fighter fan
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Ultimate Warrior forever! Mattel did great with this one from the paint to the articulation to the sculpt very cool figure! I'd recommend it buy it enjoy it
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Another great Figure by Kotobukiya. It is a 1/6 Figure and for its costs its totally worth getting. The Figure is not only huge but also pretty detailed. The right Arm needs to be plugged in but thats not problem since everything is done quite neat. Figure is standing very solid and doesnt shake or anything like that. There is not a thing i dislike on this figure except one little issue. The spikes on the Heels do break rather fast so the Figure needs to be unpacked really carefully, thats pretty obvious for the most Figures tho. Other than that i can highly recommend it.

Package does look stylish aswell and can be shown without any hesitation.
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Street Fighter Alpha 2 for the good ol' Sega Saturn has to be one of the best 2-D fighters ever, EVER!!!! When it comes to 2-D fighters Capcom is the king and will rule forever. A few other 2-D fighters I have from the good folks at Capcom are: Darkstalkers, X-Men: Children of the Atom, and Marvel Super Heroes. All great games in their own right I may add! But lets get down to brass tacks shall we! First off I need to address what our one star reviewing friend commented on earlier. It's really a shame he received a cracked copy of the game, and I hope he  will be taken care of. But come on guy, don't blame the game for the one star, it was the shippers fault not Sega's. ( Okay, I'll get off the soap box now. ) SFA2 is a arcade fighting masterpiece that was ported over to the SS in 1996, and boy-howdies is it ever a perfect port!  ( That's what the SS did best! ) The strange thing is I love 2-D fighting games, but at the same time I really suck at them! But does that stop me from playing and loving them? I think not! I loved SF2T on my Sega Genesis, and SFA2 simply is a fun game to play. I'm able to play this version better than the original because of the new Custom Combo system. It replaced the Chain Combos ( Aaarrugghh! ) With the new Custom Combo System all you have to do is push two punch buttons and a kick simultaneously ( or vica-versa ) to perform the special moves, unless the timer runs out. ( that always sucks! ) So for me, the special moves are much easier to perform. ( I'm old ) So now when I play against one of my younger friends, I stand a much better chance of not having to hide my head in shame after we play. The Music was composed by the Japanese dream team of: Setsuo Yamamoto, Shun Nishigaki, and Tatsiro Suzuki. The music is great, the sound F/X are top notch also, and the colors and graphics are tight and crisp. The SS port of SFA2 offers the classic Chun-Li, Evil Ryu, and Dhalsim to battle with, ( The PS1 can't boast that! ) and with a secret code you can unlock Shin Akuma. ( just go online ) Street Fighter Alpha 2 for the Sega Saturn will take you back to old school fighting heaven, and you can take that to the bank. " Happy Arcade Fighting! "
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The newest entry in the S.H. MonsterArts line, Godzilla (1964), is an amazing addition! Amazing sculpt, BEAUTIFUL paint, articulation that fits the design, and it looks nice. Slightly smaller than the original Godzilla, so he *is* out of scale with the rest of the S.H. MonsterArts, but if you have Revoltech monsters, this is *THE* Godzilla to get.

ONLY downside is that he comes with nothing. No extras or accessories.

If you're thinking about getting this guy, don't hesitate; get 'em now!
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The detailing is amazing. I love this figure! Must have for a Kuroko no Basuke collection!

The seller was great as well, I got it when it sooner than was estimated.
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I am a big fan of the Shocker Combatmen, and this is probably the best representation of them yet! The paint, sculpt, and articulation... FANTASTIC!!!!! :D
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Sentinel knock this out of the park. Had to have this seen cleaning version to add to my Levi cleaning version. Paint job and detail is up to kotobukiya figure which in my book is saying alot. Btw you also get a second his 3d gear version with a new different face and arm. It's like buying two figures for one. Pick this up if want a good Aot statue