Kotobukiya's Joey has been revealed, comes ready to loseKotobukiya's previously announced Joey Wheeler (aka Jounouichi Katsuya, of the series Yu-Gi-Oh!) has shown up at MegaHobby Expo 2012. Joey Wheeler is perhaps best known as Yugi's friend, although the character is arguably a competent duelist in his own right (having beat Mai, Rex Raptor, and former regional champ Weevil Underwood) despite being remembered for a few humiliating losses (especially the one that forced him into wearing a dog costume). Kotokuiya's Joey Wheeler features a cool, dynamic pose that almost makes you forget that the character mostly exists to establish other characters as being better players. While the sculpting is solid, I can't help but feel that Joey's head looks a little too big for his body (although it could just be the angle) and I can't say that I'm a fan of the glossy paint used on the clothing portions. Both things are relatively minor gripes that I'm sure others will readily overlook. Also on display were Yugi, Seto Kaiba, and the Dark Magician. Currently we're still waiting for Kotobukiya to reveal their Marik Ishtar and Yami Bakura figures although, personally, I'm just wondering why we haven't seen plans for Téa Gardner / Anzu. Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
4:00 PM on 06.17.2013 Tomopop Review: Kotobukiya's ArtFX J Jonouchi KatsuyaWhen Kotobukiya first announced that Jonouchi Katsuya would be to be joining Yami Yugi (reviewed) and Seto Kaiba (reviewed) in the ArtFX J line, I was pretty ecstatic. As a fan of the Yu-Gi-Oh! series, I felt the line was a ...
2:15 PM on 06.17.2013 [Update] Psylocke gets X-Force revision for new Bishoujo[Update] Kotobukiya has posted the official gallery on its Facebook page. They have been added to the gallery below. It's been a while since we last saw Psylocke in the Marvel Bishoujo line. Back in 2010, it was just the...
10:00 AM on 06.16.2013 You'll believe a Superman statue can look spectacularKotobukiya has released a photo gallery for its upcoming DC Comics ARTFX "For Tomorrow" Superman statue, which is also available for pre-order. This 1/6 scale statue recreates the Man of Steel's look as he appeared in the "Fo...
10:00 PM on 06.15.2013 Make a wish for a closer look at Tsukiko TsutsukakushiBack in April, you could get your pre-orders in for the emotionlessly adorable Tsukiko of HenNeko fame. Now, I'm not really interested in kuudere girls, but the way Tsukiko still manages to clearly have emotions while being s...
3:27 AM on 06.13.2013 Kotobukiya's GUMI is fully sampled and up for pre-orderWe saw some not so great images of GUMI when she was freshly painted last month from Kotobukiya, and it's nice to finally see a full retail sample of the figure now that she's up for order. GUMI features a lovely base w...
6:00 PM on 06.12.2013 Preview Kotobukiya's Kobato and YukihoEarlier this week Kotobukiya updated their facebook page. They added new galleries of two of their upcoming ladies; Yukiho from The Idol Master and Kobato from Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukinai. I usually order...
4:00 PM on 06.12.2013 Preview Kotobukiya's Cu-poche SaberKotobukiya recently updated their official blog and gave us a new preview of their about to released Cu-poche Saber. They have photos of Saber posed with her invisible sword, wind barrier special effect pieces, and of co...
12:00 AM on 06.12.2013 Cu-Poche Mami is up for pre-orderMadoka Magica's Mami Tomoe has made for some great figures thanks to her charming character design (and guns). Kotobukiya's Cu-Poche version continues that grand tradition, and is now available for pre-order. Compared to the ...
12:00 PM on 06.10.2013 Kotobukiya's Futayo Honda gets an official previewHorizon in the Middle of Nowhere's Futayo Honda got a memorable figure courtesy of Alter, but Kotobukiya is now aiming to make their own. The Kotobukiya Figure Blog now has an official preview gallery so you can see just what...
2:00 PM on 06.08.2013 Dance over to a pre-order of Idolmaster's YukihoI think I must be losing my mind here, because if someone had bet me $100 that I hadn't seen this figure before, I'd have taken that bet. I could have sworn I'd seen her at some point in the past, but even a database search i...
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