Fans of Date A Live, listen up: the little Nendoroid Yoshino you might have had your eye on is open for pre-orders! Not only is she coming with her floppy-eared hood, you're getting her puppet Yoshinon as well and some pretty funny faces. I imagine they'll have some use with other Nendoroids if you're a collector or into photography!
Nendoroid Yoshino is retailing for ¥3,889 and arrives with her puppet in May. Anyone going to be adding her to their collection out there?
[Pre-order at HobbyLink Japan | Hobby Search | AmiAmi | CD Japan | J-List]
Ayleen and George over at Toy Break are about to embark on their annual 24-hour broadcast, which starts at 5 p.m. Pacific (8 p.m. Eastern) tonight to help raise money to continue the production of Toy Break. They're planning of guests, auctions, and more as part of the stream, but there will also be some new releases to coincide with the event.
From October Toys, the Toy Break mini-figure — available in glow-in-the-dark, grey, and purple — will be available for US$1. These are usually only available at conventions like San Diego Comic Con and DesignerCon. Also available will be OMFG! Series 3 in a purple colorway for US$10.
There's also going to be a flesh-tone vinyl Cavey as part of the releases, priced at US$25. It's an exclusive colorway for October Toys but otherwise similar to the past vinyl Caveys that have been released.
Be sure to stop by and check out the 24-hour broadcast for a bit if you're a fan of designer collectibles, and let us know if you plan on picking any of these collectibles up!
All the wonders of a true fairytale, neatly packaged together in a magical Disney Princess Royal Castle theme. If you’ve got a girlie girl amongst the kids you buy for, then you’ll know that anything pink and princess-like is going to go down a treat. I know. I’ve got very girlie niece and she’d love […]
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WHAT: I asked a select few folks how their 2013 was, and what should folks expect from them in 2014, and this is what they shared with TOYSREVIL…
"This is the second year of the Mighty Jaxx membership and we have arranged something for everyone! All membership levels comes with a hand embellished art print (297 X 210mm), an exclusive membership tee and a personalized membership card." -says Jackson.
"Unique items include a brand new skull figure from artist Falkenskull which comes in a limited copper edition. Yoskay Yamamoto's "Chalkboy" Sideways will also be available in a very limited run. Lucky collectors will be able to use the chalks included with the figure to draw their own version of Sideways, after which they can submit their version to us and stand a chance to win an original artwork by Yoskay himself!"
"For our ultimate members, we are offering the chance to acquire a custom chromed figure (choose from any MJ figures), it will be a one off design for each of these lucky 7.
All membership levels comes with different discount percentage which you can use for the whole year, including new releases!
You can also use the discount for the membership next year.
Thank you for supporting us, this membership drive will allow us to continue pursuing our passion and bring you awesome collectibles!" -shares Jackson Aw.
Diamond Select Toys has summarized many of its most recent reveals into the latest "New in Previews" feature. The feature includes heavy-hitters previously seen here (such as the Marvel Select Amazing Spider-Man 2 Spidey, Kill Bill Minimates, and Sin City figures) as well as a handful of items we haven't covered.
The most interesting of the more recent announcements is a vinyl bank based on Kevin Smith's fictional mascot Mooby the Golden Calf. Mooby was most infamously featured in Dogma, where a renegade angel played by Matt Damon takes offense at the mascot based a golden calf (viewing it as idolatry because it's literally a golden calf...) and decides to go Old Testament on that company's board of directors. The 10-inch Mooby vinyl bank will be available for US$23.
The iconic idol will also be featured in Minimates form in a 2-pack alongside the "Buddy" Christ, a mascot introduced by Cardinal Glick (Dogma) to help make Catholicism more fun. Both Minimates are apparently based on their appearances in Jay & Silent Bob Strike Back, where the Buddy Christ was a dashboard ornament. The Mooby and Buddy Christ Minimates 2-pack is listed at US$10.
The final items not previously mentioned are a classic Batman tv series logo (ie, Adam West) bottle-opener (US$18) and re-issues for the Marvel Select "What if?" Captain America (where the character sports a suit of armor designed by Tony Stark), and an early Elektra.
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Paul Shih has rolled out another version of his Mister Bing figure, this one a more love-struck version of the carb-filled fortune teller. The Valentine's edition of Mr. Bing has him with a little more rosy-colored cheeks, plus the fortunes are all Valentine's themed (and if you buy one and want a custom message for a loved one, Paul will do that for your purchase).
Of course, these aren't going to be an open run: only 10 have been made, priced at US$45 plus shipping, and available from Paul's shop at noon Pacific (3 p.m. Eastern, 8 p.m. GMT) on Saturday.
