Dude. Mewtwo.

Gen 1 for the win, man. All the memories.

I have to say, that looks pretty incredible. Are they making any others?

Woah. Woah. I'm glad you showed me this. If it's within a reasonable price range, I'm buying this.

I'm glad they chose a Gen 1 guy to start.

If they make others will depend on how well this one does, I Imagine. Mewtwo's the only one we know of right now.

It'll probably be around... Oh I want to say 4000-4500 yen. So $50-$55. This is a collector's line, after all...

OH MY GOD DO WANT.

Especially because you get Mew as well. Very nice.

- Tilius

Someone let me know when this is available. So awesome.

OH MY GOD DO WANT.

 

Especially because you get Mew as well. Very nice.

 

- Tilius

Hopefully we get Mew... And even then, it does look like a static version. So a little disappointing there.

I'm only skeptical because when Wargreymon - the very first D-Arts figure - was revealed, he was shown with Agumon and Tai. We never got them.

But at the same time, classic Megaman is being released soon and he comes with Rush. But both are small figures... Mewtwo looks to be pretty big.

But we'll see.

Someone let me know when this is available. So awesome.

There's a toy show this weekend for Tamashii Nations. If we find out then, I'll be sure to post another entry.

ew those joints

ew those joints

You'd rather have another lame statue?

I've been wanting figures like this since before I even owned any of the games. Awesome.

HAZMAT, on , said:

 

ew those joints

You'd rather have another lame statue?

I'd rather they made an effort to make it look more organic. This is why I stick to mecha figures, the joints don't look so garishly unfitting

 

Electric Turahk, on , said:

 

HAZMAT, on , said:

 

ew those joints

You'd rather have another lame statue?

 

I'd rather they made an effort to make it look more organic. This is why I stick to mecha figures, the joints don't look so garishly unfitting

You... Don't seem like you'r familiar with these kinds of figure lines.

It's just not possible to make something seamless and articulate without using something like a rubber suit. Which is notoriously easy to tear, either through simple motion or deterioration - usually not even after that long.

But it wouldn't even look right in a situation like this.

Mecha figures have joint cuts and lines like this. They can just be made to fit into the design better given that, well, they're robots. They can look however you want them to. Organice figures are much harder.

Trust me, this is a good one. It's simply not at all feasible to make an articulated figure seamless.