Thrust vectoring rules the skies! Turn on a dime, Macross Zero style!

I have a confession, I do not know a thing about Getter Robo and the Getter franchise but I do know a nice piece of chogokin when I handle one and the New Getter Robo Renewal (Black Version) fits the bill!

Yatter Wan (Wan-Wan being an Onomatopoeia for a dog “bark”) is a large, sentient, dog-shaped mecha originally designed as a rescue device. It now battles the Dorombo gang in their quest to obtain the Skull Rings. The two main characters of Yatterman – Gan-chan and Ai-chan, hang onto the side of Yatter-Wan when in transit.

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Jakq! Jakq! JAKQ!!! One of Super Sentai's most exciting opening and closing theme songs JAKQ Dengekitai/ Someday, Flowers Will Bloom features the vocals of a cornerstone of anime, Isao Sasaki.

The Fold Booster & Fast Pack set completes the Yamato 1/60 YF-19

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Changes from awesome jet to adorable robot and back.

Hands down, the biggest of the Saint Cloth Myth releases and possibly the heaviest release to date. I take a look at an earlier Saint Cloth Myth release, Taurus Aldebaran. Includes HD VIDEO.

Even though this display set is being released under the “Rebuild of Evangelion” banner in 2009, it is more-or-less identical to the one seen in the earlier TV series & sequel films.

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The exterior of Unit-00’s Entry Plug in the “Rebuild of Evangelion” movies is slightly different from how it appears in the earlier TV series & sequel movies, though its functions & interior remain the same.

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Like most of the other Engines, this one looks best when not combined in any way, though I think the Jet Mode is a little awkward even if a good idea, and throws that off a little. It’s a very reasonable design and is one of my favorites from the Engine line.

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A most beautiful figure. Graceful like a swan on a lake.

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My Little Darling, My Little Darling! The first notion one must remember about Yumi Arai’s hit single Message of Rouge is not to associate it with Hayao Miyazaki’s 1989 feature film Kiki’s Delivery Service, for it was actually released 14 years earlier in 1975.

Compared to the larger [Deluxe] High Octane Megazord, this one makes-up for some of its faults and it benefits greatly from the Retrofire style by slimming it down and making it look like it’s moving even when it’s not.

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