Oh the hips esspecially I’ve seen are pretty much just sentai articulation but it’s nice this toy does have posability that isn’t a part of the transformation. Apparently the designers son had complained that the toys don’t move like in the show and that birthed this one.
Hopefully this means in the future more future sentai mecha that can move.
Honestly given how crazy and off tradition sentai seems to be going, I wouldn’t be surprised if Onitaijin sets a new standard for DX mecha.
That’s what I’m hoping for; can’t say it’s my favorite design but I count it as an early investment; If it sells well hopefully this’ll become the standard.
Speaking of onitaijin;
Absolutely! He’s the 2nd biggest mecha I have in my collection, only falling behind Engine Oh G12.
Hell Oni Sister alone isn’t that much shorter than the likes of Shinkenoh, Magiking, or Jurangao. Just the leg alone. And she’s even a smidgen taller than Kiramaizin. Though that’s not saying too much since Kiramaizin is just such a little fella.
I’m definitely excited to see what kind of crazy combinations we’ll get in the future.
I got some new things in recently.
1: Some new additions to my stamp collection:
I love this shinkansen figure. I used to play with the Tomy Plarial line a lot when I was a kid, but I had no idea they have ones that could transform into mecha. What a cool concept. Colors look fantastic too.
The Shinkalion line of figures launched with an accompanying anime from January 2018 to June 2019. You might have heard of the anime because Hatsune Miku pilots the H5 Hayabusa. (Also, the 500 Type EVA Is part of a Evangelion cross over.)
Also, I have the E7 Kagayaki on the way.
That yellow mech should be in Transformers! It’s really cool!
I got a pocket scale
(for legal purposes of course)
Oh, and I also got spider-man’s pad for $35 walmart clearance.
Tagelharpa (bowed lyre),
Another obscure ancient European instrument I’m teaching my self how to play.
I can’t believe it. I finally found a Mctoran at an antique store! I knew this day would come!
And what’s even better? It only cost $2!
Now I have Huki and Maku.
very nice.
Who are they?
Whirl on the left, Tailpipe and his targetmaster Pinpointer on the right.
Metru? Metroid Nui!
