When Bandai announced the new Jeeg, I was skeptical. Had magnetic ball joint technology advanced that much in 30 or so years? Could this new Jeeg maintain the original gimmick while updating to modern standards?

The answer inside, with HD VIDEO

This set is a gamble on the part of Lego: that kids & collectors would buy a set based on the obscure, hard-to-see, blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo it makes in the Special-Edition version of Episode IV.

Video review included!

The Bubblegum Crisis Motoslave is a surprisingly sturdy and robust toy. Read on for all the details, with VIDEO

Hot on the heels of their amazing Cosmo Dragoon replica, Taito brings us another Leiji-verse weapon, the Gravity Saber.

"Body of a boy! Mind of a monster! Soul of an unearthly thing! Arms made of two colors!"

Ok, I made up that last part...

"While I function, Earth is under my protection."

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Its got the typical Revoltech quality and attention to detail, and I consider it a must-Have.

The first of the two Bandai’s 1986 SF Spiral Zone optional backpack units was Act 8: Personal Floater. Nearly 25 years later Personal Floater is still one of the easiest items to locate inexpensively in mint sealed in the box condition.

Giga Phoenix Beast Air Combination is better known in the US as the Stratoforce Megazord. On the surface it seems to be everything I like in a toy, so why don't I like it?

"This highschool boy...a TEENAGE WEREWOLF! A constant threat of claw ripping attack to everyone!"