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Apr 17, 2020
Johnny Silverhand figure- He’s truly Keanu.
Looks just like Keanu! My boss will love this figure. Should have gotten one for me. 🤣
May 07, 2020
Beautiful but not as Dynamic as the Revoltech Lupin III figure, nor as enamouring as the retro Banpresto Castle of Cagliostro 7 inch Lupin figure.
First off, I love the figure for what it is, but I just have to encourage Bandai to do a better job on handling a figure like this.
The SH figuarts Lupin III figure is similar to a lot of anime SHF entries, but less spectacular.
The complete lack of accessories leaves a lot to be desired. Yes, it has very good articulation and swappable heads but this figure’s entertainment factor pales in comparisson to that of the Revoltech and the retro Banpresto’s 7 inch Castle of Cagliostro interpretation of the character.
The Revoltech Lupin III figure is much more dramatic in terms of style and poses compared to that of figuarts. Revoltech’s take on the character’s sleek and very sharp look makes it closer to the source material and far more enjoyable to pose, despite its size and lesser range of articulation compared to SHF Lupin III.
The large ape like hands, a trademark by the creator Monkey Punch, is missed out by the use of generic SHF hands smaller and surprisingly similar to that of SHF’s Goku. Looking at Revoltech Lupin’s hands, you could tell that the sculptor designed them faithfully to the source material and shared his or her enjoyment by adding in uniquely sculpted versions of the gentleman thief’s hand holding other artifacts.
SHF Lupin also lacks the dynamic array of scene accurate accessories that both the Revoltech and age old 7 inch Banpresto Castle of Cagliostro series Lupin III figure (which not only comes with other weapons and rings, but also includes the Ring of Light and soft goods/fragile but beautiful fabric clothes that adds to its photogenic dynamism.
SHF Lupin III is still a solid and beautiful figure that is far more durable than the other two figures. In fact, it is promising. However, Bandai must reissue a better version that faithfully respects, reflects, and surpasses the visual and entertainment aesthetics that the Revoltech and Banpresto COG 7 inch series.
Lupin the Third is a very well respected and treasured classic that should receive the same top quality treatment as those of their Detective Conan, Star Wars, Ranma, and Captain Jack Sparrow interpretations.
The sculptor and team did a spectacular job on this figure, but the Bandai company MUST allow versions of these characters with much more visual options and the eye pleasing surprises that the cartoon imagery has that enamoured the crowd in the first place.
To put it in a simpler way, this figure is like the 2011 remake of Tom Holland’s original 1985 movie, Fright Night.
It’s cool, up to date, and catchy, but it needs so much more of the practical look, entertainment factor, imagery, character aesthetic, and dynamism the original Lupin III animation, topped with the classic look of the new original Lupin Series.
My other suggestion is for Bandai’s SHF team to really look at Revoltech and Banpresto’s 7 inch Castle of Cagliostro line of figures. What makes them fun? What makes them superior to the Microman Lupin figures? How much inspiration from the animation were they able to take advantage of interpreting into figure form?
Bandai SHF team is amazing and talented.
So we trust you in making for us the Ultimate Lupin III figures complete with accessories, swappable generation to generation looks of the characters, and maybe a build and connect part with each character to create the Yellow 1957 Fiat 500, or the Mercedes SSK.
Maybe Bandai should team up with Fiat and Mercedes. 😉
Despite how expensive those figures may end up being compared to the SH Monsterarts, they will be treasured and sought after for generations.
Jul 20, 2020
Godzilla 2003 is a supreme collectible!
0 of 1 found this helpful The NECA Godzilla 2003 ACTION FIGURE. Imagine a collector’s trophy that will keep climbing in value and being able to buy it for less than 50 dollars. Think about it! Not only that,
It is a beautiful figure!!! People say BIOGOJI is the best, but if you look at the engineering of this figure, the sculpt, and the fact that it’s the least easy Godzilla design to find out there as an action figure-and probably the least opened one too, you will regret not getting this desktop colossus! THANK YOU NECA!!!
I’m also looking forward to your Bill and Ted figures!!!