I know I have been reviewing alot of SonoKong/Takara Brave Series toys as of lately, and I have many more to do. Some of you may ask, so what are you going to review after the Brave Series figures are all covered? Well, I am glad you asked this question........

The shadow warrior. Calm, mysterious and a puzzle even to his team members. He's the only one to have "subordinates", animal robots stored in the form of cards.

Even though this toy has the articulation of a brick it still has a ton of play value, making this a must have for Brave Series or Transformers collectors alike......

Lian or Lion (depending on where you grew up) appears in the anime, Brave Command Dagwon. Lian is a sword-shaped old warrior (now don't laugh) from a world of sword shaped robots......

Maisto did a great job showing us why a car replica company should never try to produce transforming toys...

Does your jet black Porsche 928S transform into an evil German scientist? Mine does.

"This town aint big enough for the both of us! Draw!"

Well it only took 28 years but I finally got a BETA fighter to add to my Robotech collection and I am happy to report it is as awesome as you we have been led to believe.

As I continue my Brave Series toy reviews, next up is, Power Dagwon!......

The Space Battleship Yamato craze of the late 70's spawned alot of very interesting toys. Aoshima's Gattai Yamato has to be one of the most unusual I've ever encountered......

October is here, and we're bringing the pain with a month of bootlegs, monsters, and downright scary toys. First off - the terrible Morphbot!

The good news is it does everything the original does and it wont make you poor at a retail price of about $5. The bad news is, it is cheap as hell.

"Damn, I'm good...!"

Know what I say-? “Jazz Lives!” But I digress…

The penultimate Transformers challenge.

The late seventies/early eighties, was a fantastic time to be a child. It was, for many, the golden age of Japanese toys......