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I’m ashamed to say that I’ve bought figures that I was less excited about for more than that. Lately I’ve been trying not to overspend on thing I’m not as interested in due to space and cost, but I definitely want this one
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It’s definitely fugly, but I do have to give them credit for being brave enough to try something different for a company that sounds like it has no 🏀s
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I only say that because I haven’t heard any good dubs lately and have high doubts that this would be any different, so I’ll still say probably for the best, but I’d love to be proven wrong because I’d love to be able to watch the action without having to read captions
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I still like the one on the super 7 figure best
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That old school Vash looks way too shiny
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I totally agree. This thing would sell even on standard release. This is the first Spawn figure I’ve been really interested in in a while. And as others have stated the first kickstarter Spawn was a great idea, but it had that look as if they meant it for a fixed pose statue and then added joints in awkward ways.
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It’s tough to be interesting when every enemy is gone or friends. It does get a little more entertaining, but in very forced ways unfortunately. I think after I have time to forget these episodes, the next ones will be more fun.
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It’s probably for the best, English dubs haven’t been all that great in a long time. Some dubs back in the 90’s were actually really great, but I struggle to think of many or any recent ones. I’d probably get ticked off the moment I heard an English voice actor say “even so” again for the millionth time. I swear that there must be a rule that every English dub has to include that line in every project they work on , sometimes several times as though there’s a quota
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The ones on the toys don’t actually transform the way they’re supposed to. It’s one of those odd animation things that doesn’t translate to real life, so the fighter feet look more proper to how it was meant to look, but the battroid feet will never match that, so Hasegawa did one set for the battroid to look more like the animation and the odd ones that don’t look quite right are to appear as though they never change shape at all between the two modes like they do in the animation. Most of the toys just kinda compromise between the two appearances but hasegawa tends to like the idea that the fighter is the ultimate shape and the battroid is secondary. that’s why the battroid intakes on the VF-1 are so big that they get in the way of mobility. In this case they were nice and decided to give two options, the ones that would be realistic which look weird or the ones that look better for battroid
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I dunno ... these pictures look super toy like. Not sure if I wanna buy one. I have two plamax VF-1 fighters already. It will probably look a lot better with some paint and weathering
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Looks pretty cool
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Batman: Caped Crusader (Series) [Prime Video]
Big s replied to no3Ljm's topic in Anime or Science Fiction
Yeah, a basic hero in a time with limited technology would make for a more interesting Batman. And a Superman in an era without doubt post WW2 like very late 40’s or early 50’s would be great as well. I do think Batman would work better int the 20’s or 30’s though in an era of recovery from the depression that’s still has some rampant city crime. Maybe Start with Batman a bit younger in a slightly more grim era in a gritty Gotham and maybe being a few years of experience by the time Superman shows up from outta nowhere in an age of awkward retro science and sometimes less than friendly alien visitors. -
Might have to get this one. That old medieval Spawn in the background was my first Spawn action figure years ago, although it was the basic blue color
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I don’t remember that Starduster guy at all