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Tamashii Nations Spider Man Toei Series Figures

The “Emissary of Hell” known as “Supaidāman” is getting an official action figure release! Tamashii Nations has released official photos and full details for their upcoming releases based on the Spider-Man Live Action TV Series from Toei. The show, which ran from 1978 to 1979 in Japan featured a wildly different take on Marvel’s wall crawler. The show featured Spider-Man taking on a variety of monsters and creatures. When the enemies became oversized, Spider-Man would summon the giant robot Leopardon to pilot during battle. The new releases from Bandai include an S.H. Figuarts Spider-Man, a Soul of Chogokin Leopardon and Marveler Summoning Set, as well as a Super Minipla Leopardon.

The new S.H. Figuarts Spider-Man stands just under 6″ tall. It includes swap out head pieces, multiple interchangeable hands, swap out feet, a bracelet on his wrist, and an assortment of webbing effects. The figure is set for release in August. It’s priced at 7,150 Yen (about $65 USD).

The Soul of Chogokin Leopardon and Marveler Summoning Set features not only the giant robot Leopardon, but also a life size wearable summoning spider bracelet! Leopardon is fully transformable to the Marveler, and stands just about 6.7″ tall. It includes swap out hands, a figure stand, a Sword Vicker, a Spider protector, a small Spider-Man, a small Spider machine GP-7, and a Diecast spider machine GP-7. Finally, Leopardon also inludes built-in music and sound effects. Look for it to be released in September at a price of 22,000 Yen (about $199 USD).

Finally, the Super Minipla Leopardon is a small scale plastic kit and will stand a little under 6″ tall. It can be transformed from Leopardon to the Marveler. It’s due for release is august. It will be priced at 4,500 Yen (about $41 USD).

Pre-orders should begin going live later today. You can see all of the photos after the jump.

UPDATE:
Pre-Order Links: HobbyLink Japan

under New York Comic Con, Star Wars Toy News, Voltron Toy News

NYCC 2019 Star Wars Realization 042

There is a great display of the Star Wars Movie Relization Figures on display by Tamashii Nations at New York Comic-Con 2019. In addition to the previously released figures, two new characters made their debut. they revealed their Ronin IG-88 and Shogun Ackbar figures. We’ve also added a few photos of the Vehicle Voltron for those that want to see some new pics of the soon to be released Soul of Chogokin figure.

under Anime Toy News, Godzilla Toy News, Marvel Toy News, San Diego Comic Con, Star Wars Toy News, Video Game Toy News, Voltron Toy News

SDCC 2019 Tamashii Nations 050

The Tamashii Nations display from San Diego Comic-Con 2019 included items we’ve pretty much seen before. You can check out their S.H. Figuarts for Cowboy Bebop, Street Fighter, and more. For 7″ figures they had the Star Wars Movie Realization and Marvel Manga Realization. They also had their Godzilla: King of the Monsters S.H. MonsterArts, and the Soul of Chogokin – GX-88 Armored Fleet Dairugger XV (Vehicle Voltron) on display.

under Voltron Toy News

Tamashii Nations has posted the product page for their upcoming Soul of Chogokin – GX-88 Armored Fleet Dairugger XV, also known as Vehicle Voltron. Included with the figure are the 15 vehicles that can combine to form Armored Fleet Dairugger XV. Each vehicle is a mix of diecast metal, and ABS and PVC plastics. When fully assembled, Dairugger stands about 11.5″ tall. The figure includes numerous weapons, such as a sword, a lance, spin cutter, and more. The weapons can be stored on the included weapons pedestal. Multiple interchangeable hands are also included.

Pre-orders are set to open on June 3rd in Japan. The GX-88 Armored Fleet Dairugger XV is priced at 38,500 Yen (about $351 USD). It will be released in October. You can see the new photos after the jump.

under Voltron Toy News

Another new magazine scan, most likely from Figure King Magazine, gives us our first new look at the Soul of Chogokin – GX-88 Armored Fleet Dairugger XV, also known as Vehicle Voltron. We originally saw this figure back at the Bluefin Tamashii Nations display from Toy Fair 2019. The scans, courtesy of Toyzfrontline, showcase the final painted figure, the individual vehicles and the accessories. The figure includes multiple weapons, such as a sword and spear, as well as a display stand to store them. When assembled, the figure will stand nearly 11.5″ tall.

The scan indicates that GX-88 Armored Fleet Dairugger XV is set for release in October. The price looks to be 38,500 Yen (about $349 USD). See the images after the jump.

under Disney Toy News, Gundam Model Kit News, Power Rangers Toy News, Toy Fair, Voltron Toy News

Here’ a nice large gallery of the remaining Tamashii Nations booth from Bluefin’s display at Toy Fair 2019. There’s a ton of Gundam to check out, as well as a bit of Voltron (including Vehicle Voltron!) and a couple Disney items, and a couple Power Rangers items that were there as well. The Gundam items are from a wide array of lines and size classes.

Gundam

  • Mobile Suit Gundam Micro Wars
  • Sokugan
  • HGUC Kits
  • HGAC Kits
  • Figure-Rise Standard
  • Gundam Universe
  • Gundam Fix Figuartion
  • Absolute Chogokin
  • Formula EX

Soul of Chogokin Voltron

  • Lion Voltron – Reissue
  • GX-88 Voltron I – Armored Fleet Dairugger XV (aka Vehicle Voltron)

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  • Mickey Mouse (various)
  • Hello Kitty
  • Little Twin Stars

under Power Rangers Toy News, Random Photo Shoot

Power Rangers are usually handled by our brothers in arms over at Tokunation.com – but today we wanted to take a quick look at some of the SDCC 2018 Power Rangers exclusives.  Tamashii Nations and Bluefin Brands released 3 major ones – S.H. Figuarts versions of the Red Ranger and Green Ranger, but this time with alternate unmasked heads featuring face scan likenesses of the actors.  They also re-released their Soul of Chogokin Megazord in a black, green and gold color scheme.  All 3 are superbly done, especially the Megazord.  It’s heavy die cast, high gloss paint and chrome, it feels expensive in your hand, which is good because it is a pretty penny.  I was never into Power Rangers when it first aired, so I have no strong connection to the actor likenesses.  They seem solid for what they are though.  Even though they’ve been out with the helmets before, that’s how these guys will stay on my shelves since they are my first PR figures in the rotation :).

We’ve run all 3 through some pretty shots, however they aren’t full detailed galleries.  Keep an eye on Tokunation.com for full sets of these guys soon though!

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