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Over in Japan, Miyazawa Model Expo 31 has been bringing us closer views of upcoming toys. Here we're going to take a look at the offerings from COSPA and Ensky. COSPA focuses on two titles, The Idolm@ster and Super Danga...
| Natalie Kipper |
Say what you will about the girls of Sailor Moon, PreCure, and every other magical girl show out there. When it comes to badass costumes, seldom manage to beat out Fate and her fantastic jet black leotard and thigh-highs. Tho...
| Emily Smalara |
As the cap on our Miyazawa Model Exhibition coverage, there's a few more companies whose wares we've rounded up into one big post. The Ken Elephant booth was chock full of Kaiyodo's Revoltech figures, including the prototype ...
| Brian Szabelski |
The graphig series of anime characters turned papercraft seems to be doing fairly well with already having over 100 releases to its name. Though already released, the girls of Puella Magi Madoka Magica will see themselves bec...
| Jonathan Tubbs |
COSPA's new Graphig++ line isn't a bigger, better way to do papercraft: it takes those Graphig characters and turns them into bite-sized PVC figures. The latest batch of Graphigs to get this treatment come from Fate/Zero, fea...
| Brian Szabelski |
Fans of IdolM@ster and stuffed toys should check out COSPA's plushy of Anzu's pink bunny. Its not really detailed, but it doesn't have to be. What's not to like about a large 25 inch wide by 16 inch huggable bunny? The p...
| Jon Wills |
Miku fans likely know there's a big Miku event coming up in just over a week, and COSPA will be selling five new Miku Graphigs there! The five are quite an odd mix, featuring Miku Nyanko ver. (featured in the header); Miku wi...
| Brian Szabelski |
At yesterday's Wonder Festival in Japan, we got to see a new variety of Graphig figure, this time coming from a collaboration between COSPA and Good Smile Company. COSPA's Graphigs tend to be made of paper (see Brian's review...
| Natalie Kipper |
Good news if you like Hatsune Miku, papercraft and/or Graphig: a new Miku Graphig is coming in September! This is Checkerboard Miku, which is your regular-styled Miku, except with a checkerboard pattern applied to her that ma...
| Brian Szabelski |
This year's Tokyo Toy Show was visited by the fine folks at Cospa, and predictably, they brought along a ton of merchandise, including Graphig figures. Not only were all their recent Graphig releases shown off, but the Graphi...
| Brian Szabelski |
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