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One of my favorite figure companies is Uplark. They were the same folks that made the excellent Yoko (reviewed) and Kamina (reviewed) PVC figures a couple of years back, though back then they were known as Eye-Up. As a freshm...
| Pedro Cortes |
As per a recent post (yesterday, actually), HLJ is making a few changes with their pricing system. Before the big change happens, though, there's a huge sale going on (until Friday, 6PM JST) and I'm writing this up to share w...
| Kristina Pino |
Uplark has put up some amazing pieces in what's been a short amount of time. Since changing their name from EyeUp, we haven't found a reason to hate on any of their figures. Color me shocked when Hobby Link Japan announced a ...
| Andres Cerrato |
Cripes, thebobness. You're a quick fellow. As you know, I've been yakking about the upcoming Good Smile Company's Bakemonogatari Nendoroid Petit set and UpLark's Akiyama Mio figure. Looks like the two previous discussed items...
| Jonathan Tubbs |
I've been a bit iffy on UpLark's upcoming 1/8 scale Akiyama Mio from K-On! Even when UpLark finally released color photos of the figure, I just couldn't make up my mind. It looks like the deal has been sealed now though thank...
| Jonathan Tubbs |
I was already praising UpLark when they were called Eye Up and making figures like Gurren Lagann's Kamina, but I realized with the unveiling of this Mio figure from K-ON! that they are well on the way to becoming masters of t...
| Colette Bennett |
I think UpLark must read Tomopop as they have just updated their blog answering my question on the status of their 1/8 scale Akiyama Mio from K-On! Granted the answer is a teaser image but it's an answer nonetheless. The phot...
| Jonathan Tubbs |
By now, it seems like Kyoto Animation has created a holy trifecta of otaku-adored anime: First they brought us Haruhi, then Lucky Star, and now the musically inclined K-On. Even as much of an audiophile as I am, I've never qu...
| Emily Smalara |
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