We’ve received a new press release from Eaglemoss Hero Collector. They have a bunch of newer items up on their store, and are prepping for new reveals at Toy Fair 2019. They shared a preview of their new WWE Championship Series, some new Star Trek Busts and Ships, new Battlestar Galatica Ships, and new new Wizarding World of Harry Potter Statues.
Check out the press release and the new photos after the jump.
Finally, The Rock has come back… wait wrong rock. Today we are taking a look at the Tamashii Nations Effect Rock. These are modular pieces that start as smaller rocks, combine up to half mounds, and then finally into a circular boulder. How you use or display them is up to you. They can be rubble scattered around, a base for a figure, or a huge thing in the background of your photography or display shelves. They use peg connectors to fit together, and when not combined they can take a standard Tamashii Stage stand in the ports. So you can have your figures hovering or dynamically posed, using any one of the pieces as a weight. Overall it’s a great accessory piece that is useful for displays. We’ve taken shots showing some of what it can do with different figures after the break, read on to check em out!
They are out now in Japan and at US retailers including some of our sponsors below!
Tamashii Nations S.H. Figuarts line has jumped into non-Japanese licenses with Marvel, DC and Star Wars, but those aren’t the only ones. On top of video games like Street Fighter and cartoons like the classic Turtles, they also are doing WWF WWE wrestling figures. Now, one thing Mattel has done well over the years in the boys figure space is wrestling, so it’s hard to jump in and convince folks they need a 50 dollar version of superstars they probably already have. That being said, I don’t have many Mattel figs but do dig classic wrestling. I’m a kid of the 80s so of course I was around for Hogan and the rise of the WWF. In my college years, I rode the Attitude Era and watched Stone Cold, The Rock, and Triple H re-invent what wrestling could be. These figures are based on that time, giving us Attitude versions of them along with Kane and Undertaker. Five in all at the moment.
We’ve done a massive catch up shoot, showing off all 5 and what they can do. Over 210 images. Read on to check out some additional thoughts and all the glorious pics including a tag match between The Rock and Stone Cold vs Undertaker and Triple H!
Check out the Street Fighter, Mega Man, Pacific Rim and WWE photos from the Tamashii Nations display at the Bluefin booth from San Diego Comic-Con 2017. Below, check out a list of the items on display.
Street Fighter V – S.H. Figuarts
Mega Man
WWE – SH Figuarts
Pacific Rim
Today Tamashii Nations and Bluefin Brands kicked off their World Tour event in NYC. Think of this like a big SDCC booth, but just them and in Grand Central Station! They had some new stuff on display along with their current product line up. This included:
DRAGONBALL Z S.H. FIGUARTS
Dragonball Kid Goku
Saiyan Saga shirtless Tien
Saiyan Saga long hair Yamcha
Saiyan Saga Vegeta and Nappa
Buu Saga GotenkS
Buu Saga Majin Vegeta
Buu Saga SS3 Goku
Pacific Rim
Gipsy Danger – First Yeager prototype.
– will be big in 2018, will cross lines with SoC and work together
S.H. Figuarts DC
Batman
The Joker
Batpod
S.H. Figuarts Marvel
Homecoming Spider-Man
Dr. Strange
Iron Man Mark II
Iron Man Mark VI
Star-Lord
S.H. Figuarts WWE
Kane
The Undertaker
Triple H
The Rock
Steve Austin
Movie Realization
Darth Maul
Jango Fett
SDCC Prototype Armor Boba Fett
Marvel Manga Realization (Art)
Iron Man
War Machine
Wolverine
Hulk
Daredevil
Spider-Man
Symbiote Suit Spider-Man
NXEDGE STYLE
Mega Man X
Zero
Plus a whole lot more! Read on to check over 225 hd images straight from the event!
Check out some of the great new items that Tamashii Nations had on display at New York Comic-Con 2016. Included are:
SH Figuarts
Realization Series
SH Monsterarts
Official images and details have been posted for the upcoming WWE S.H. Figuarts by Tamashii Nations. They will be releasing “Attitude Era” figures based on “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The figures use the Tamashii Nations digital coloring technique, seen in their popular Star Wars, Marvel and Bruce Lee figures. The figures stands at 6.3″ tall and are fully articulated.
Steve Austin includes three interchangeable heads, multiple sets of hands, a removable vest, beer cans and beer splash effects. Fans will be happy to know he can pull off the Stone Cold Stunner perfectly. The Rock includes three interchangeable heads, multiple swappable hands, and a microphone. Like Stone Cold, the figure is designed in a way to accurately portray his finisher, the Rock Bottom.
The figures are scheduled for release in December. Pre-orders are set to go live on July 1st. You can see the photos after the jump.
Do you smell what Tamashii Nations is cooking? I’m not entrely certain if these are being solicited, as their display placards say for Display Only. But it’s hard to not to be excited for the possibility of Tamashii Nations tackling some of the all-time most popular wrestlers from WWE. At an event being held this weekend, they showcased Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson and Stone Cold Steve Austin S.H. Figuarts. The images come via KK1UP.
UPDATE:
Bluefin Tamashii Nations has confirmed these are Coming Later This Year! That’s not all, they hint that characters like Undertakerand John Cena may be in the works as well. More photos have been added.
If and when more info is released, we’ll be sure to update. You can see the photos by reading on.
DocRamon of the Funko Funatic Forums has posted new official shots of some upcoming WWE Pop! Vinyl Figures. No release date or other details were made available. Included are:
• Sheamus
• John Cena
• The Rock
• Stone Cold Steve Austin
• CM Punk
• Rey Mysterio
You can see the photos by reading on.
Here are some photos of Mattel’s WWE Display from SDCC 2013.