Finally! Time to update my blogspot, and with the lovely Figuarts Zero Rebecca:
I won't type much into this one since I have a video of the opening, but I will include still pictures and some info below that:
Figuarts Zero Rebecca Review!
This figure came from amiami, I paid about 30 USD for her (not incuding the shipping, as she came in with other goods): http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail?gcode=FIGURE-006130&page=top%2Fsearch%2Flist%3Fs_keywords%3Dfiguarts+zero+rebecca%24pagemax%3D40%24getcnt%3D0%24pagecnt%3D1
other links: http://www.bigbadtoystore.com/bbts/product.aspx?product=BAN15814&mode=retail
http://ekizo.mandarake.co.jp/shop/en/search.do?searchStrategy=keyword&action=keyword&doujin=all&keyword=one+piece+figuarts+zero
http://www.anime-island.com/products/one-piece-rebecca-figuarts-zero.html
My figuarts zero collection: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Slx1kB5zXUQ
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Thursday, March 5, 2015
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Taito Prize Figure: Tatsumi Kanji and Shirogane Naoto
It's persona time again, this time with Taito's Persona 4 Arena prize figures! It's a fact that I like a good prize figure and I love some Persona 4 Kanji and Naoto merch, so naturally I had to pick these up. I preordered the pair for 30 some dollars and then completely forgot about them until they showed up at my house a couple of months ago. It's finally time to open these up and see what we have going on:
First up is a quick look at the boxes. Not too shabby, simple Persona 4 Arena design with photos figures on the outside parts. Also, for whatever reason, the Atlus sticker is on the bottom of these boxes, so that makes it difficult for purchasing online on ebay or something like that.
First up Kanji! I love this guy, he is one of my top ten all time favorite characters, and this figure would be a knockout of him if it didn't have so many tiny problems! Now he is a nice figure, he fills up the space on the base, he has a nice action pose, and the painting on his clothes is ideal.
My major issues with this one have to do with his hair and his chair. The hair seams are far to noticeable and the paint is blotched on the front! noooo.... I'm happy to report in other comments and reviews they didn't have this blotch problem, but it's pretty bad on mine. As far as the chair goes, it is well done and a neat addition, but when in his hands it looks more like he is resting it on his head than being threatening with it. I'm not sure if this is a warping issue or if I just got a bad draw on him. Otherwise, man I really dig this figure, the flowing coat especially.
I'm happy to report that the chair can fit in a variety of ways, so it's been fun to play around with that. I gotta say... I know yellow is the color of Persona 4 through and through but I'm not feeling the base on these. They are a little too large and a little too plastic looking for my taste. Again, for a 15 dollar figure, he is still considered a good figure (not the best, but not the worst either) in my book.
Up next is the detective, who looks surprisingly well done. The oddest parts however have to do with paintwork. The stripes on the hat, the lines/buttons on the coat, the handgun; they all have a bit of a fuzzy feel to them. A little sloppy. Truly odd considering how dead on the pants are compared to the rest of the outfit. Still no major complaints, Naoto is a lovely addition to have with Kanji. (I wasn't even planning on getting this one; it was a choice on a whim!)
I dig the shoes and the outstretched hand in the back, they are nice details for a prize figure.
All in all that's the scoop! I'm pleased pretty much with these (wish Kanji had better hair, but it's ok) I suggest if anyone out there wants to pick these up, don't spend more than 20 bucks on either of them. It's nice that prize figures fill the role of providing fans with the less popular characters, but these are prize figures through and through. I've had really amazing luck with some prize figures and way less quality with others. Look online for more images of these two that are not promotional shots before making a choice. For now I need to find a spot on my shelf for these two. I'm out!
First up is a quick look at the boxes. Not too shabby, simple Persona 4 Arena design with photos figures on the outside parts. Also, for whatever reason, the Atlus sticker is on the bottom of these boxes, so that makes it difficult for purchasing online on ebay or something like that.
First up Kanji! I love this guy, he is one of my top ten all time favorite characters, and this figure would be a knockout of him if it didn't have so many tiny problems! Now he is a nice figure, he fills up the space on the base, he has a nice action pose, and the painting on his clothes is ideal.
My major issues with this one have to do with his hair and his chair. The hair seams are far to noticeable and the paint is blotched on the front! noooo.... I'm happy to report in other comments and reviews they didn't have this blotch problem, but it's pretty bad on mine. As far as the chair goes, it is well done and a neat addition, but when in his hands it looks more like he is resting it on his head than being threatening with it. I'm not sure if this is a warping issue or if I just got a bad draw on him. Otherwise, man I really dig this figure, the flowing coat especially.
I'm happy to report that the chair can fit in a variety of ways, so it's been fun to play around with that. I gotta say... I know yellow is the color of Persona 4 through and through but I'm not feeling the base on these. They are a little too large and a little too plastic looking for my taste. Again, for a 15 dollar figure, he is still considered a good figure (not the best, but not the worst either) in my book.
Up next is the detective, who looks surprisingly well done. The oddest parts however have to do with paintwork. The stripes on the hat, the lines/buttons on the coat, the handgun; they all have a bit of a fuzzy feel to them. A little sloppy. Truly odd considering how dead on the pants are compared to the rest of the outfit. Still no major complaints, Naoto is a lovely addition to have with Kanji. (I wasn't even planning on getting this one; it was a choice on a whim!)
I dig the shoes and the outstretched hand in the back, they are nice details for a prize figure.
All in all that's the scoop! I'm pleased pretty much with these (wish Kanji had better hair, but it's ok) I suggest if anyone out there wants to pick these up, don't spend more than 20 bucks on either of them. It's nice that prize figures fill the role of providing fans with the less popular characters, but these are prize figures through and through. I've had really amazing luck with some prize figures and way less quality with others. Look online for more images of these two that are not promotional shots before making a choice. For now I need to find a spot on my shelf for these two. I'm out!
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Figuarts Zero: Boa Hancock & Salome
My new computer is up so it's time for another review, the ever dangerous/lovely Boa Hancock and her trustworthy snake Salome:
It took a while for me to get my hands on this one, but she is a really pretty figure in a real pretty box. I like what they did using Salome's pattern to relate to the chracters and still give the box a feminine feel.
Here are the basics of the basics to this figure: her head on pose (alone) and her ever loving huge base. as usual it come with the kuja pirates jolly roger, the dead or alive, quote, and Boa Hancock & Salome on it.
really this is the only Boa Hancock figure I need, since they really captured her stunning physic and face! It really is one of the nicest female figures I own.
Unfortunately her paint doesn't match up very well on some parts of her dress pattern. I haven't seen this issue on other ones, but it is something to look out for (if you can).
Not only is her profile perfect, but her legs are beuatiful. I'm a sucker for those indigo pumps!
This is however the way I choose to display the pair, and really who wouldn't want too? Salome is just so imposing in this figure and her hand just gracefully touching his face makes a great composition for the display.
The sculpting and the paintwork on Salome is solid. I'm really pleased with it considering I really like him
One of the problems people have with this figure are the seams on Salome. They are nessecary so I can ignore them, but it's another consideration to make.
That's all for this one, if this figure has anyone interested she is still on a lot of sites like amazon, and anime island.
It took a while for me to get my hands on this one, but she is a really pretty figure in a real pretty box. I like what they did using Salome's pattern to relate to the chracters and still give the box a feminine feel.
Here are the basics of the basics to this figure: her head on pose (alone) and her ever loving huge base. as usual it come with the kuja pirates jolly roger, the dead or alive, quote, and Boa Hancock & Salome on it.
really this is the only Boa Hancock figure I need, since they really captured her stunning physic and face! It really is one of the nicest female figures I own.
Unfortunately her paint doesn't match up very well on some parts of her dress pattern. I haven't seen this issue on other ones, but it is something to look out for (if you can).
Not only is her profile perfect, but her legs are beuatiful. I'm a sucker for those indigo pumps!
This is however the way I choose to display the pair, and really who wouldn't want too? Salome is just so imposing in this figure and her hand just gracefully touching his face makes a great composition for the display.
The sculpting and the paintwork on Salome is solid. I'm really pleased with it considering I really like him
One of the problems people have with this figure are the seams on Salome. They are nessecary so I can ignore them, but it's another consideration to make.
That's all for this one, if this figure has anyone interested she is still on a lot of sites like amazon, and anime island.
Labels:
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Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Chibi Arts: Shirahoshi
My general rule of thumb when it came to collecting One Piece figures was to stick to a certain line and make a decent collection of my favorite characters. The Figuarts Zero I've been getting lately have been pretty amazing, but other lines do catch my eye from time to time. Thus I decided to pick up a new kind of One Piece figure, the adorable Shirahoshi and Megalo from the Chibi Arts Line!
Her box isn't very large and it is super cutie cute, with a nice pink and light blue bubble theme. It's very girly and sweet and I like it way more than I should.
This is eaxactly how she looks in the inner package and then straight out onto her plain white/pearly base. Her worried expression is so cute! and very much to character. Onto the pictures:
She is a large chibi character with an even larger base. With her abundance of hair and her sitting/laying down pose, she sits fine without her base. I simply love her paint work, it has a lot of shine and depth without too much gradation or over embelishment. the details i really like to point out are her hairpiece, her sashes, and her strands of hair. Her face is really nice as well.
Odd points would be the transparent ends of her bangs and the seams on her shoulders. The ends of the hair look more dull than the bright feeling I believe they were going for, like most figures seem to be trying for lately. Then the shoulder seams are really apparent, but go along her bikini top straps so it can be ignored. Ah~ what a concerned face!
As darling, as she is by herself, the real draw to me was the tiny Megalo that came with her! One of my favorite sharks ever, I always pose her with him. His paint work could be cleaner, but his sculpt is really nice.
This is how I keep the mermaid princess displayed! Her relieved/happy expression is my personal favorite. It's also really neat how they included arms so she could lean on Megalo and place her other hand on her chest. They fit in nicely and really curve around megalo and herself quite well.
Time for cuteness overload! Also this is a nice comparison of sizes to one of the smallest Figuarts Zero figures: New world Chopper! All in all I really have been enjoying my Shirahoshi and Meglo, and the Chibi Arts Line as a whole. I have Luffy and Nami (need to do reviews on them at some point) and may get more in the future. until then, I'm off~
Her box isn't very large and it is super cutie cute, with a nice pink and light blue bubble theme. It's very girly and sweet and I like it way more than I should.
This is eaxactly how she looks in the inner package and then straight out onto her plain white/pearly base. Her worried expression is so cute! and very much to character. Onto the pictures:
She is a large chibi character with an even larger base. With her abundance of hair and her sitting/laying down pose, she sits fine without her base. I simply love her paint work, it has a lot of shine and depth without too much gradation or over embelishment. the details i really like to point out are her hairpiece, her sashes, and her strands of hair. Her face is really nice as well.
Odd points would be the transparent ends of her bangs and the seams on her shoulders. The ends of the hair look more dull than the bright feeling I believe they were going for, like most figures seem to be trying for lately. Then the shoulder seams are really apparent, but go along her bikini top straps so it can be ignored. Ah~ what a concerned face!
As darling, as she is by herself, the real draw to me was the tiny Megalo that came with her! One of my favorite sharks ever, I always pose her with him. His paint work could be cleaner, but his sculpt is really nice.
This is how I keep the mermaid princess displayed! Her relieved/happy expression is my personal favorite. It's also really neat how they included arms so she could lean on Megalo and place her other hand on her chest. They fit in nicely and really curve around megalo and herself quite well.
Time for cuteness overload! Also this is a nice comparison of sizes to one of the smallest Figuarts Zero figures: New world Chopper! All in all I really have been enjoying my Shirahoshi and Meglo, and the Chibi Arts Line as a whole. I have Luffy and Nami (need to do reviews on them at some point) and may get more in the future. until then, I'm off~
Labels:
anime,
Chibi Arts,
Female,
figure,
manga,
Megalo,
One Piece,
Shirahoshi
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