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The Toyark › Robot and Mecha Toy News › In-Packaging Photos of the DST Pacific Rim: Uprising Select Figures

In-Packaging Photos of the DST Pacific Rim: Uprising Select Figures

Posted on February 14, 2018 at 7:15 am by Joe Moore under Robot and Mecha Toy News

Diamond Select Toys has released new final packaging images for their Pacific Rim: Uprising Select Series 1 Figures. The figures, which stand about 7″ tall, will sell for $24.99 each. These are comic shop versions, which will include extras not found in the basic releases. They were originally listed for an April release, but it looks like they will be releasing far sooner than that. Check out the details below and see the photos after the jump.

A Diamond Select Toys release! It’s time to return to Pacific Rim! With a sequel to the fan-favorite mechs-vs.-monsters movie headed to theaters in early 2018, DST is preparing for the apocalypse with a line of action figures depicting the film’s all-new Jaeger robots! Gipsy Avenger, Saber Athena and Bracer Phoenix make up Series 1, each with a full range of articulation and each packaged in the famous Select packaging, with side-panel artwork for shelf reference. These specialty-exclusive versions include weapons and accessories not available at any other retailer! Don’t let the kaiju onslaught take you by surprise! Sculpted by BigShot ToyWorks!

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› Companies: Diamond Select Toys › Characters: Gipsy Avenger, Bracer Phoenix, Saber Athena › Scale: 7 Inch

In-Packaging Photos of the DST Pacific Rim: Uprising Select Figures - Additional Images

DST Pacific Rim Uprising Bracer Phoenix 001
DST Pacific Rim Uprising Bracer Phoenix 002
DST Pacific Rim Uprising Gipsy Avenger 001
DST Pacific Rim Uprising Gipsy Avenger 002
DST Pacific Rim Uprising Saber Athena 001
DST Pacific Rim Uprising Saber Athena 003

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  1. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    10-04-2017, 11:47 AM

    First Pacific Rim: Uprising Figures by Diamond Select Toys

  2. VashTS has no avatar! VashTS says

    10-04-2017, 12:01 PM

    My body is ready for this. Loved the first movie, loved the Neca offering, cannot wait to see more from Diamond.

  3. Boogieman4hire's Avatar Boogieman4hire says

    10-04-2017, 12:27 PM

    Whoopie. These look great. I hope to be able to get them. So many toy companies after my own heart.

  4. The Heat's Avatar The Heat says

    10-04-2017, 12:31 PM

    I'm excited for these and I hope they scale well with NECA's older stuff. Also hoping they'll come with cool set pieces like some of their other Select lines do.

  5. VashTS has no avatar! VashTS says

    10-04-2017, 01:15 PM

    Gosh yeah, dioram's would be incredible.....

    Interesting what they will do....accessories or/and dio's would be stupendous.

  6. dukefett's Avatar dukefett says

    10-04-2017, 02:22 PM

    Excited to see stuff for the first film. I like the Gypsy Danger design better from that one. The other new jaegers look good

  7. VashTS has no avatar! VashTS says

    10-04-2017, 05:03 PM

    The Kaiju will be interesting considering the amount of plastic DST usually uses and that great price point. I am in for all I can get to be honest.

    I hope they have a great showing as I am a big supporter of DST. I still hold out hope they are willing to do some Kung Fu figures such as the 36th Chamber, Five Deadly Venoms, and various other Shaw Bros. properties.

    I really like DST's outside the box approach to everything and willingness to try new properties, especially their movie lines.

  8. netkid's Avatar netkid says

    10-04-2017, 07:36 PM

    Two things I like about this:

    1.) They're not gonna break easily or right out of the package or while safely standing on the shelf like NECA's figures. I saw reports upon reports of Striker Eureka's hips shattering and Knifehead or Otachi's joints crumbling by just sitting there undisturbed on a desk or shelf. I saw Tacit Ronin's ankles snap because of how thing they made it's ankle joints. I though I could safely avoid it, but as careful as I was (very), I still experienced it for myself: https://www.instagram.com/p/xC7VvkwK...erobotassassin

    You wanna see how BAD Neca figures can get? Click these links to my Instagram and go through this horror-show of a gallery:

    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsEYJth...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsEkm7B...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsEvqfh...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsFGQSB...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsFbfgB...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsFhfrh...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsFwG2B...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsF4eYh...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsGGM_B...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsGpK9B...erobotassassin
    https://www.instagram.com/p/BLsH8vUB...erobotassassin

    2.) They're fully painted and not like NECA's where they eventually release fully painted versions under their "ultimate" banner. We went through MANY Gispy Dangers until the "Ultimate" (what a joke that was) one finally came along with every detail painted.

    So this is really nice. I wish DST good luck. There's only up from the rock bottom Neca left us at.

  9. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    10-04-2017, 07:49 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by netkid View Post
    1.) They're not gonna break easily or right out of the package or while safely standing on the shelf like NECA's figures.
    I never had this happen and I got a decent selection of their jaegers. I heard too many people complaining about the line's quality so I won't deny it but personally I went unaffected by the issues.

  10. sephiroth61787's Avatar sephiroth61787 says

    10-04-2017, 08:01 PM

    Wonder how much of a difference there will be between Bandai Tamashii's Gypsey Danger and Bracer Phoenix versus Diamond's offerings. I will say that I love that Saber Athena.

  11. AlanThCollector's Avatar AlanThCollector says

    10-04-2017, 08:02 PM

    Yes please. These look amazing! Even better than I had imagined. I just want to know how they feel and how involved the engineering is on these bad boys.

    And since Diamond Select is planning on tackling the Jaegers from the first movie anyone up for some new versions of Crimson Typhoon or Cherno Alpha (NECA's attempt was great, but those hip joints on Cherno bugged me. They stuck out too far compared to the movie model.)

    I'd also like to see a Diamond Select rendition of Raiju, Karloff and Meathead or even a Build-A-Kaiju Slattern! The last one may just be a pipe dream though.

  12. netkid's Avatar netkid says

    10-04-2017, 08:08 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    I never had this happen and I got a decent selection of their jaegers. I heard too many people complaining about the line's quality so I won't deny it but personally I went unaffected by the issues.
    I bought 4 figures and had 2 break on me right out of the box. My Boat-sword Gipsy Danger and my Coyote Tango figures are fine. See my post above to see the 2 that broke or were defective. Tacit Ronin was just poorly designed by Neca at it's ankle joints. They are too thin to withstand moving them. Their Ultimate Gispy Danger is to date, the worst defective action figure buying experience I have ever encountered. It's one thing to have something wrong with a figure, but 10 things!?!?! That's unheard of. I swore off buying any more of their past Pacific Rim figures after that ordeal. Bandai, other Japanese companies, and DST all the way for me baby! From my personal experience, Neca had it's shot and failed miserably. It didn't have to be that way, but that's what happens when you don't extend the quality and care found in your sculpts into the durability of your products.

  13. evilekim's Avatar evilekim says

    10-04-2017, 08:21 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    I never had this happen and I got a decent selection of their jaegers. I heard too many people complaining about the line's quality so I won't deny it but personally I went unaffected by the issues.
    Agreed, and there was way too much effort put into trashing NECA. This is probably one of the trolls from an unofficial NECA page. They love to complain.

    Good luck to DST with this line. Lots of robots!

  14. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    10-04-2017, 08:26 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by AlanThCollector View Post
    Yes please. These look amazing! Even better than I had imagined. I just want to know how they feel and how involved the engineering is on these bad boys.

    And since Diamond Select is planning on tackling the Jaegers from the first movie anyone up for some new versions of Crimson Typhoon or Cherno Alpha (NECA's attempt was great, but those hip joints on Cherno bugged me. They stuck out too far compared to the movie model.)

    I'd also like to see a Diamond Select rendition of Raiju, Karloff and Meathead or even a Build-A-Kaiju Slattern! The last one may just be a pipe dream though.
    Cherno Alpha was possibly my favorite jaeger (that or Coyote Tango) and I really like NECA's figure but yeah the hips stick out way more than they did in the movie. Maybe this was a deliberate inaccuracy, like they tried doing it with accurate hips but in figure format there wasn't range of motion.

    I'm sad we didn't get a Karloff from NECA, I just dig the design and he would have been a nice, smaller kaiju.
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by netkid View Post
    I bought 4 figures and had 2 break on me right out of the box. My Boat-sword Gipsy Danger and my Coyote Tango figures are fine. See my post above to see the 2 that broke or were defective. Tacit Ronin was just poorly designed by Neca at it's ankle joints. They are too thin to withstand moving them. Their Ultimate Gispy Danger is to date, the worst defective action figure buying experience I have ever encountered. It's one thing to have something wrong with a figure, but 10 things!?!?! That's unheard of. I swore off buying any more of their past Pacific Rim figures after that ordeal. Bandai, other Japanese companies, and DST all the way for me baby! From my personal experience, Neca had it's shot and failed miserably. It didn't have to be that way, but that's what happens when you don't extend the quality and care found in your sculpts into the durability of your products.
    I don't blame you for giving up on the line, it seems in retrospect that the line was almost always struggling with sales so NECA allocated more resources to the lines that were proven successes (Alien, Predator, and horror figures mainly) and sort of let PR fade, this is just conjecture. Personally I love the NECA Otachi though, mine's perfect and a figure of that size from any Japanese company would probably run close to the $120 mark instead of $65.

  15. netkid's Avatar netkid says

    10-04-2017, 08:29 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by evilekim View Post
    Agreed, and there was way too much effort put into trashing NECA. This is probably one of the trolls from an unofficial NECA page. They love to complain.

    Good luck to DST with this line. Lots of robots!
    I don't troll. I own many other Neca figures, mainly Predators and Aliens. I have encountered defects with a couple of those too, but nothing as bad as with their Pacific Rim offerings. I still buy Neca figures to this day but I was very disappointed in what I experienced with the Pacific Rim figures. Believe me, I wanted them to be just as fun and enjoyable as their other products. Sadly, that was not the case.

  16. evilekim's Avatar evilekim says

    10-04-2017, 08:34 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    I never had this happen and I got a decent selection of their jaegers. I heard too many people complaining about the line's quality so I won't deny it but personally I went unaffected by the issues.
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by netkid View Post
    I bought 4 figures and had 2 break on me right out of the box. My Boat-sword Gipsy Danger and my Coyote Tango figures are fine. See my post above to see the 2 that broke or were defective. Tacit Ronin was just poorly designed by Neca at it's ankle joints. They are too thin to withstand moving them. Their Ultimate Gispy Danger is to date, the worst defective action figure buying experience I have ever encountered. It's one thing to have something wrong with a figure, but 10 things!?!?! That's unheard of. I swore off buying any more of their past Pacific Rim figures after that ordeal. Bandai, other Japanese companies, and DST all the way for me baby! From my personal experience, Neca had it's shot and failed miserably. It didn't have to be that way, but that's what happens when you don't extend the quality and care found in your sculpts into the durability of your products.
    I checked your Instagram links you posted, and I also noticed that you've only ever posted 2 NECA figures, 2?!
    The other 1, AVP Predator, you really liked. So you're judging a company (that you probably never bothered to contact) on 1 figure?! Gimme a break.

  17. VashTS has no avatar! VashTS says

    10-05-2017, 05:02 AM

    Yes the Ultimate Gypsy was the worst Neca doggie. It looked great, I had 3 of those things break on me before i gave up.

    Neca knew this and Neca pretending like it was was not so was awful.

    I have so much stuff from Neca snd DST and Diamond Select has never NEVER broke.

  18. AlanThCollector's Avatar AlanThCollector says

    10-05-2017, 06:45 AM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by netkid View Post
    I don't troll. I own many other Neca figures, mainly Predators and Aliens. I have encountered defects with a couple of those too, but nothing as bad as with their Pacific Rim offerings. I still buy Neca figures to this day but I was very disappointed in what I experienced with the Pacific Rim figures. Believe me, I wanted them to be just as fun and enjoyable as their other products. Sadly, that was not the case.
    Honestly I can see both points. From an engineering stand point on paper NECA's Pacific Rim Jaeger offerings should have been top notch and for me (save for Romeo Blue and the Original Striker Eureka and Anteverse Gypsy Danger) I've had no problems with the jaegers, but I will say that robot-like figures from NECA are possibly over-engineered and at the price point they were trying to achieve they just couldn't get the quality control up to snuff. I was able to avoid a lot of the problems with Ultimate Gypsy Danger and Tacit Ronin by heating up all the problem areas I heard from other collectors, taking the figure apart where necessary and putting it back together again.

    I have their Portal figures and while Atlas and Peabody look great the execution of the engineering left much to be desired what with all the joints that snapped or were randomly glued together for no apparent reason which eliminated necessary articulation.

    On the other hand their Kaijus are always on point. I think it shows that they really excell in their creature sculpts/ human figures, but they are weaker when it comes to more mechanically involved sculpts. Not knocking NECA by any means, but I can understand where some have been frustrated. If nothing else this will be a great opportunity for Diamond Select to rise to the occasion and improve on what NECA has accomplished.

  19. netkid's Avatar netkid says

    10-05-2017, 07:26 AM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by evilekim View Post
    I checked your Instagram links you posted, and I also noticed that you've only ever posted 2 NECA figures, 2?!
    The other 1, AVP Predator, you really liked. So you're judging a company (that you probably never bothered to contact) on 1 figure?! Gimme a break.
    Please don't assume. I don't post EVERY toy I buy on Instagram. I've only had a few issues with Neca figures, but the Pacific Rim figures were the worst.

    Tron 2.0 Jet Bradley
    Tron 2.0 Mercury
    Tron 2.0 IC Regular
    Tron 2.0 Thorne

    Coyote Tango
    Hong Kong Brawl Gipsy Danger
    Tacit Ronin poorly designed ankle joint broke. Returned it to ToysRus
    Ultimate Gipsy Danger Lots of issues...kept figure in case I could Frankenstein a good one from other broken ones folks may sell.

    Dead Space 2 Isaac Clarke 2 left feet. I could fix this with a donor right foot.

    Robocop 3

    Godzilla 2014 (fully painted version)
    Godzilla 1954

    AVPR Cloaked Wolf Predator
    Predators Cloaked Berserker 2 left legs. Returned it to BBTS. They could not replace it due to it selling out.
    Cloaked Classic Predator 1987
    Predator 2 Warrior Predatordeformed elbow joint from factory. Neca could not replace it. Sold figure as custom fodder. Got my money back on it.
    Predator 2 Lost Predator
    Big Red Predator
    Predator 2 City Hunter (Series 7)
    Kenner Hive Wars Predator
    Kenner Brown Renegade Predator (ToysRus 2-pack)
    AVP Celtic Predator
    Kenner Stalker Predator
    Kenner Spiked Tail Predator
    Kenner Clan Leader Predator2 left arms. I just recently bought it from BBTS, need to exchange it.
    Predator 2 Ultimate City Hunter

    Kenner Warrior Alien (ToysRus 2-pack)1 hip's socket joint had extra plastic in it. Needed modding/removal to allow the leg peg joint to fit in. I easily fixed this.
    Kenner Queen Facehugger
    Kenner Mantis Alien
    Kenner Gorilla Alien

  20. kingbowser has no avatar! kingbowser says

    10-05-2017, 09:40 AM

    I bought most of the NECA line, and though I didn't have nay breaks, I was extremely careful with those figures and knew breakage was eminent for a few of them if I was not careful.

    There were too many reports of breakages for it not to have been an issue. I like NECA, but do feel they have a reputation for QC issues and Fragile figures. I've experienced a few of both with other purchases, and as a result have shied away from the company as of late.

    Back onto the topic off DST Pacific Rim figures.... I'M IN! I pre-ordered the Bandai ones, but I really don't need both lines. I can't decide if I should cancel the Bandai line

    I prefer the paint and bulk of DST figures, but the Bandai figures will probably have better articulation.... decisions, decisions....

  21. CoolToysOnly's Avatar CoolToysOnly says

    10-05-2017, 02:08 PM

    I didn't have any issues with neca line, except they were hard to find for awhile

  22. Lalam24 has no avatar! Lalam24 says

    10-08-2017, 02:46 PM

    I'm confused, what's the point of these? The Robot Damashii ones have better articulation, better engineering, more accurate sculpts, cleaner molds and gypsy avenger is the same price, the rest are $10 more but at certain shops cheaper, but they're still easily worth that much more. So what's the benefit to these? Maybe size, if you prefer larger figures, but even then a 1 to 2 inch difference doesn't make up for everything else being worse.

    I also can't imagine them being that much better than the neca ones. They were bad, too. If the appeal is the sloppy paintjob that makes them look like they're 7 foot robots, count me out.

    Also attempting to compete with bandai on robots just sounds silly.

  23. kingbowser has no avatar! kingbowser says

    10-08-2017, 06:55 PM

    The DST one's have a much better paint job, they are larger, and are about $5 cheaper. They are $15 cheaper ($15 total) if you buy the Toys R' Us verison with less accessories.

    Bandai probably has articulation going for it. Smaller size could be a plus if you like that.

    Both seem to have ample accessories if that pic ot DT's Gypsy Avenger is any indication. Both are apparently going fairly deep in the line, Bandai has solicited 6 robots and one Kaiju. DST has solicited 3 robots, and shown one kaiju, as well as anounced 2 more Robots, and said they'll make robots from the first movie and make more kaiju.

    DST figures are usually pretty durable. I am not sure about Bandai's at this pricepoint, but I think they should be fine. One person at NYCC said Bandai had a touch and paly even and that the Gypsy Avenger figure he messed with seemed nice, but the hips were loose. He also said that the DST versions were probably more in line with NECA's offering size wise (if someone wanted to continue that collection).

    They both have thier pro's and cons. Perssonally I like the looks of DST's much better. I'm going to buy those, and I may buy the Bandai too for those figures I want better articulation for if I find DST's too be too lacking. Figures like Athena who probably should be very well articulated, and any figures who one company or the other does not make.

    Comparing Kaiju, DST's looks better to me.

  24. Lalam24 has no avatar! Lalam24 says

    10-08-2017, 08:02 PM

    The sculpts are still accurate to the source on the bandai stuff, which to me makes the dst ones a no go. They clearly didn't use the CG sources directly or they just implemented the joints wrong, but gypsy avenger's hips look horribly wide. Also, like the neca ones, the sculpts look lumpy and like some old mcfarlane mechs -- like someone sculpted them traditionally and never sanded down the finish. Robot damashiis are very durable, and as the joints look simplified from usual releases I have a feeling they'll be even more durable. The paint looks sloppy on the dsts, too, looks like the size of a terminator as drybrushing at larger scales for scratches doesn't work. But the final products will look even worse. I'll admit the kaiju being vinyl toys in bandai's line is disappointing, so I can see that as a benefit. But the dst jaegers to me still seem to only have the benefit of size, which, again, is preference and is objectoively worse in terms of weight distribution.

    But eithet way I guess I get it more now, forgot people preferred messier paintapps if it offered more weathering than clean ones without any.

  25. AlanThCollector's Avatar AlanThCollector says

    10-09-2017, 01:54 PM

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Lalam24 View Post
    The sculpts are still accurate to the source on the bandai stuff, which to me makes the dst ones a no go. They clearly didn't use the CG sources directly or they just implemented the joints wrong, but gypsy avenger's hips look horribly wide. Also, like the neca ones, the sculpts look lumpy and like some old mcfarlane mechs -- like someone sculpted them traditionally and never sanded down the finish. Robot damashiis are very durable, and as the joints look simplified from usual releases I have a feeling they'll be even more durable. The paint looks sloppy on the dsts, too, looks like the size of a terminator as drybrushing at larger scales for scratches doesn't work. But the final products will look even worse. I'll admit the kaiju being vinyl toys in bandai's line is disappointing, so I can see that as a benefit. But the dst jaegers to me still seem to only have the benefit of size, which, again, is preference and is objectoively worse in terms of weight distribution.

    But eithet way I guess I get it more now, forgot people preferred messier paintapps if it offered more weathering than clean ones without any.
    I was thinking the same thing about Gipsy Avenger, but If you look at what DST had on display at NYCC, the figures there look a lot better and really close to the source material than these promotional images. The Bandai figures look good no doubt but they also look a lot more simplified and I feel like those joints on Bandai's are bound to get loose over time.

    I've collected a lot of DST figures and they are pretty durable I've never had a single break and I've barely heard of any QC issues or breakages online or during toy reviews. Plus the the final product in my opinion more often than not looks just as good if not better than the prototype/ promotional images and DST always packs in their figure with some of the best accessory and Dioramas in the business especially for the price point.

    This is definitely going to be an instance where we'll all just have to see what the end result is from both companies before we make any final judgements, but I think we all can agree that it's a great time to be a Pacific Rim fan given all the options. Competition with Pacific Rim figures will undoubtedly make both companies produce a better product.

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