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https://super7.com/search?q=silverhawks Possible Ultimates or Reaction figures coming from Super7 later.
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https://www.threezerohk.com/product/kaiju-dou-godzilla-1974/ To celebrate the 70th Anniversary of GODZILLA (1954) and the 50th Anniversary of GODZILLA VS. MECHAGODZILLA (1974), threezero is proud to announce the KAIJU-DOU Godzilla (1974)! The figure stands approximately 9 inches (22.9 cm) tall and is made with a die-cast zinc alloy and engineering-grade plastics internal frame system. A single piece of outer “skin” seamlessly covers the frame system. It is exceptionally posable, with approximately 26 points of articulation, including adjustable mouth, and a fully articulated tail. Its precise and incredible details are sculpted by Takeshi Oka, faithfully replicating Godzilla’s appearance as seen in the film. KAIJU-DOU Godzilla (1974) has many special features to enhance playability. Pressing the button hidden underneath the chest area triggers Godzilla’s iconic roar sound, and the LED-illuminated dorsal plates will light up when pressing another hidden button. These two features require three AG3 batteries to operate (batteries not included). The Heat Ray effect accessory, which can be placed in Godzilla’s mouth, faithfully replicating his signature attack move. Additionally, KAIJU-DOU Godzilla (1974) includes two broken transmission towers, which can be placed in front of his chest, mimicking the classic scene where the transmission towers attach to his body using magnetic force after absorbing lightning energy. Also included are three sets of interchangeable hands, which allow for a wide range of display and posing options!
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First Trailer...
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http://kokaku-a.jp/
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Again, Hollywood proves to everyone that they have no ideas left YAMATO live action film!?!?!? I've got a bad feeling about this.
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Does anyone else remembering having their hopes and dreams shattered by the shambling mess of a movie that was GUNHED? Well, There was a limited exhibition for the movie held in Akihabara last weekend. Unlike most exhibits in Japan, photos were allowed at this one, so I went all out. Of course, one of the best pieces of art in the exhibit was by Hidetaka Tenjin Hope these don't bring back too many bad memories
