Shown up above is a photo from our friend Stone Wong who was recently in Taipei (Taiwan) and he saw this HUGE "Bruce Wayne / Batman" advertising banner displayed at a CHOCOOLATE Retail Store location.
It features a graphic of Bruce Wayne from the new CGI cartoon. It's all about hyping the merchandise for their "Batman 75th Anniversary" Collection!
Chocoolate is a Hong Kong based company and they have many locations in Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Macau, Singapore and Canada. Yes, they have one Canadian outlet, that's kinda weird!
Researching their website, I found out that they have a nice assortment of "75 Years of BATMAN" T-Shirts, Hoodies, Baseball Jerseys, Sweatshirts and even a Paper-Table Lamp! Down below are some pics found at their site. To visit, just CLICK HERE!
Though Masterpiece Bumblebee isn't even officially out yet, there's already an aftermarket addon kit waiting for it. Dr Wu has shown a new head that has modified proportions versus the figure's standard head, and may give a better option to some who don't quite finding the Takara designed face to completely agree with them. No information is posted on a release date or pricing yet, but there are at least test shots done already, so it likely won't be long. Click through to see the pictures and decide what you think!
Seen previously in colorless testshot form from sponsor BigBadToyStore's preorder listing, we now have color photos of an apparently more finalized version of Titanium Saint, an upcoming third party attempt at Alpha Trion. Designed with a battle ship vehicle mode, the figure is noted to be about 6 inches tall, intended to be scaled with Classics-family toys. The current price of $115 seems a bit steep for a figure this size and complexity from a group without a prominent track record, but perhaps this will greatly surprise everyone! Keep reading to see more!
Youtube user felzbug has posted a video illustrating an issue that has emerged very recently. Generations Arcees have been seen with closed "loop" style fists, but now a variation has been identified where the thumb is no longer attached to the fingers and a ridge of plastic is added at the bottom of the hand. This has the side effect of preventing the weapons from fully sliding down in the hand, but may be a measure to prevent potential breakages. Click through to check out the embedded video.
