moshi
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14 years ago
Black or white, they are both limited to 25 pieces.
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14 years ago
Black or white, they are both fabulous... (too bad I will never afford them)
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14 years ago
Well wicked! Hope to see some more affordable pieces soon.
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14 years ago
your hope came true :-)
the prostitute figure will retail for $78 -
14 years ago
Yeah, saw that.....must have!!! NYCC exclusive, right?
Uhm, I'm in The Netherlands....anyone care to help me out? :) -
14 years ago
you can get her @ myplasticheart
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- angel
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14 years ago
Wish I could afford it.
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- angel
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13 years ago
amavevera, this might interest you -
http://jme7315.blogspot.com/2011/03/parra-short-for-paranoid.html -
- angel
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13 years ago
@Lordsketch
Nice clip about Parra :) -
13 years ago
A new procelain sculpture is coming out soon ! I can't wait...
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13 years ago
cool movie, thanx for sharing
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14 years ago
Series should be "Snakes of infinity".
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14 years ago
Fixed
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- angel
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13 years ago
The hood and gloves are removable.
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13 years ago
This looks way too much like the Cobra Commander...
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14 years ago
Oops, Year should be 2009 ! ;)
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14 years ago
Sorted
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- angel
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14 years ago
Is it 400%?
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14 years ago
Yes
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- angel
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12 years ago
Name is "Diamond" and we should replace the image with a more high res one >> http://images.freshnessmag.co...
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- angel
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13 years ago
When it comes to categorizing a toy like this, would you describe it as:
A) Designer Toy
B) Mini figure
C) Kaiju
D) Neo Kaiju
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13 years ago
Kaiju
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13 years ago
Answer : E) Candy
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- angel
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13 years ago
Super7 would lose their heads if this got labeled kaiju. In an interview last year, Brian Flynn said that Super7 doesn't really make kaiju; the people who own it/work there collect kaiju toys. He wants Super7's toys to be considered just "well-designed toys". "Designer toys" won't cut it with him b/c of the stigma/precedent of that term. I think "Neo Kaiju" got stigmatized too. I guess the technical term for this figure category could be "pocket". "Pocket" feels like an eastern version of "mini-figure" which makes me feel like we could categorize it "mini-figure," but I'm sure someone hates that expression for some reason too :) OK who else wants to enter into this semantics fray?!
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13 years ago
A) Designer Toy
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13 years ago
i like answer E a lot.... now i want some
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13 years ago
Whether Super 7 like it or not, I still think Kaiju when I look at these. It's a small vinyl monster, so Kaiju. It's not a bad thing, Kaiju is awesome!!
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- angel
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13 years ago
Not to beat a dead alligator, but this toy doesn't actually fit the definition of "kaiju," which is: Japanese monster. This is a cute alligator, nothing monstrous about it. And it has nothing to do with Japanese lore or history. It's only tie to Japan is that it was produced there. It's an alligator designed by an American. I'd vote for "designer toy" as the definition and say Super7 has to just deal with that.
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13 years ago
This is definitely a monster (it's a MUMMY aka a type of monster), and not all Japanese kaiju is strictly horrific. And not all kaiju is connected to Japanese lore. I have one that looks like a blob of goo/a nose-eating monster, what does that have to do with Japan? Nothing, it's just a monster. And there are certainly a few pieces that quality as cutesy, so if you are going STRICTLY by looks, yes, the Pocket Mummy Gator could fall quite easily into the Kaiju realm.
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13 years ago
Kaiju doesn't refer to a figure of a monster; hell all the stuff Kidrobot puts out then would technically be kaiju. Kaiju refers to the process that the figure is made in, namely, it is hand spun vinyl pulled from molds and not rotocasted vinyl that is created by machines. Yes, Brian has stated that he doesn't want to be called kaiju, but you cannot deny that his process was directly influenced by kaiju (it's actually the exact same) and that, without a doubt, this is kaiju. If you want to make a distinction between US and Japanese kaiju, fine, call the US ones soft vinyl, but at the end of the day, you're just arguing semantics and this is most definitely a form of kaiju.
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- angel
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13 years ago
Sorry to interrupt, but according the the source of all super-accurate info; Wikipedia, Kaiju translates as "Strange Beast".
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- angel
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13 years ago
Ah, you're right. I kind of forget this figure is also a mummy. I still disagree that this figure is a form of kaiju though, but I don't have a dog in this fight. What would be useful is to have someone on Rotocasted who actually collects kaiju toys chime in on this debate.
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13 years ago
I'm not really to bothered either way. It would be nice for categorisation reasons. If I have to call it, I'd call kaijiu,
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- angel
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13 years ago
American design, Japanese vinyl
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13 years ago
Toys are in this year
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13 years ago
Furthermore, where did SirNarwhal get his view on what "kaiju" is?
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13 years ago
I have no idea where SirNarwhal got that from but it highlights the issue of the word 'kaiju' now and it's (mis) use among toy nerds. This is a) Designer Toy
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13 years ago
All very interesting. Do we actually need to differentiate designer toys and kaiju at all?
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13 years ago
I want it.
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davidsundin
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14 years ago
Anyone got more info on this one?
moshi
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14 years ago
It's a collaboration between Medicom and Loopwheeler. (japanese clothes brand)
It also existe in 400% (also Flocked) and in 1000% (with a real Loopwheeler jersey).
100% and 400% where both released in 2009 for the Loopwheeler's 10th anniversary.
jazzydan
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14 years ago
sorted?