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Her chains are actually chain. The main part of the outfit is stunning.
For now, she stays in the box alongside her sister.
It's too bad that there will be no more in this series.
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The Story of Red (Not Ash) Told in Pokemon Origins Rad news for...
The Story of Red (Not Ash) Told in Pokemon Origins
Rad news for Pokemon fans everywhere — the Pokemon TV app, an app in which people can watch full and free episodes of the Pokemon anime series, is premiering a four-part web series titled Pokemon Origins, based off of the character Red from Pokemon Red/Blue versions. The series starts off on November 15, with new episodes coming weekly. This is an awesome idea for a series, and I’m stoked to see how this turns out since Ash isn’t too cool of a character compared to Red, and I’m dying to see some hardcore Pokemon training action.
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Official promo shots for painted Play Arts Kai Tidus and Yuna have shown up on Hidemi Matsuzuka's Facebook page. Tidus was previously seen unpainted at SDCC.
Final Fantasy X has always evoked mixed feelings for me as it was the first Final Fantasy on the Playstation 2... a system that I didn't get until some time after its release (in no small part because of Kingdom Hearts) and thus wound up never getting FFX (although, as far as the games go, Final Fantasy IX was a great place to leave the franchise). However, it's a game that I've always been nildly tempted to play because I still like the designs for the female characters.
As such, I'd just like to affirm the fact that the sculpting on the PAK Yuna looks great although I'm less sure of the paint. Surprisingly, the promo photos look worse (in terms of paint) than the photo that the Tomopop team took at SDCC and our staffer was taking a photo of a figure behind a glass case. I'm not sure if it's the lighting or what, but seriously, Square-Enix, step your game up!
Tidus, on the other hand, has always stuck me as looking silly. He was, and still is, one of the big things that dampen my enthusiasm for the game. However, it's not entirely fair to bash the figure simply because the character design is a dud. Square-Enix has clearly done their best with the Play Arts Kai Tidus and I respect them for that. The fact that he came out looking not terrible is a testament to the company's talented sculptors. Now if only the company was as good with the paint-work...
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The Jelly Empire's Luchabots are now all available online
Back in July, The Jelly Empire turned her Jellybots into Mexican wrestlers called the Luchabots. These wrestling robots competed against each other in Youtube matches where the winners were decided in advance online. Six Luchabots were made.
The first three, Electrico, Desatre and El Pescador, were available in July. El Pescador and Desatre have since been sold...I got Desatre! The last match was released on Youtube on Wednesday declaring El Fuego the champion.
So the final three Luchabots, Ventisca, El Muerte, and El Fuego, hit The Jelly Empire's online store yesterday. Each resin Jellybot wrestler comes with a special box, stat cards, sticker, blank DIY Jellybot, blank stat card and a micro Jellybot referee. El Fuego will also come with the champion belt.
It's a complete set so you can have wrestling matches of your very own. Being a fan of both the Jelly Empire and Lucha Libre, I couldn't pass this up. Each Luchabot figure is one of a kind and can be purchased from The Jelly Empire's online store for US$50.
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