This is an excellent figure that it's easy to assemble and looks great on any shelf. Lupin, Jigen, and the Fiat 500 settle neatly into the main base with no problems and the poses for both guys are perfect. The only minor complaint I have about this figure is that while Jigen's jacket is designed to sit flat on the roof of the car, it has a tendency to slip off. I just put it inside the car since I'd rather it not fall off randomly. A very worthwhile purchase for Lupin fans.

It's amazing it took this long for the central protagonist of the Ys series to finally get a figure, especially given how many entries there are now, but I think the wait was worth for it. As the title states, this is Adol dressed for action during his incredible adventure on the Isle of Seiren. It's definitely one of his snazzier outfits in the series and Kotobukiya nailed everything about his design in Lacrimosa perfectly. This is an excellent purchase for any Ys fan.

I've actually grown rather fond of Noctis since playing FFXV Pocket Edition (and I wouldn't have minded if the game's art style had looked more like this). So when I saw this figure go up for a discount sale, I went for it. The design and details are excellent, and also comes with alternate parts for Noctis talking on his phone. If I had one complaint, it's that getting the figure to set firmly into the stand's pegs can be a bit of a struggle. Other than that, an excellent purchase overall.

Minus One has been the best Godzilla film in years hands down, and the upcoming black and white release for next year will certainly give it an old school classic charm that's sure to be a hit with fans of the original 1954 movie. I got this as a Christmas gift for a friend who's big on Godzilla and plans to get the blu ray box set with the Minus Color version. It couldn't have come at a more perfect time. The figure poses great for all those awesome moments from the movie when the King of the Monsters showed off his dominance and ferociousness. Highly recommended for all Godzilla fans.

Another product in the Vegetable Fairy series line, this is an adorable addition to anyone's collection. Perfect for decorating your room or hugging.

MegaHouse has done it yet again with another Beastars figure. This time, however, it's our favorite troublemaking cheeky thinhorn sheep, Pina. Much like their other figures in this series, the attention to detail with the character's clothes, posture, and overall design is amazing. The best part is they made a figure of one of the supporting characters rather than just the main trio. An excellent purchase for any Beastars fan.

I can only hope this leads to figures of other characters, like Riz and the Shishigumi.

When I saw this figure pop up, I knew I had to have it. I own the glass mug for the same good veggie boy portrayed here, but to see him dressed up as the famous Three Kingdoms military general was what really made me go for it. This is a lovingly well done static pose figure perfect for any shelf or desktop.

Ancient Magus' Bride is back again, and this time with new Pop Up Parade figures that capture the two main protagonists with lots of detail. Chise looks even lovelier than the previous figure made of her, and even references a specific choice she made from the last major arc. Unlike Elias's issue with his cane, Chise doesn't have any issues with hers to worry about, so it's an excellent purchase with no glaring flaws at all.

Ancient Magus' Bride is back again, and this time with new Pop Up Parade figures that capture the two main protagonists with lots of detail. Elias looks even more fantastic in a larger size, especially compared to the previous figure done of him. Unfortunately, I have one complaint and it's in regards to his cane. It was bending slightly when I tried to fit it into the hole below him on the pedestal, so I had to have him hold it horizontally to avoid breaking the thing. Unfortunately, the cane's tip suffered a bit of cosmetic damage due to this, so I'd recommend not putting it in the hole to avoid potentially snapping it apart.

Kurapika is my favorite of the main four of Hunter x Hunter, and on average he gets less figures made in comparison to Gon and Killua for some reason. Regardless, this figure was definitely an instant buy for me. The excellent craftsmanship captures his serious expression as well as every important detail of his clothes, hair, and weapon. A perfect addition to anyone's Hunter x Hunter collection.

I'm happy to see Legend of Mana finally get some love in figure form. Being that it's my favorite entry in the series, I've always loved the game's unique character designs and create-your-world story structure. Following the anime adaptation of the Jumi Arc, I jumped on the chance to acquire both Shiloh and Seraphina as soon as the preorders went up. Pop Up Parade figures aren't posable, but there's really no need when they perfectly capture the look and feel of the characters from the anime adaptation. A worthwhile purchase if you're a Mana series fan.

I'm happy to see Legend of Mana finally get some love in figure form. Being that it's my favorite entry in the series, I've always loved the game's unique character designs and create-your-world story structure. Following the anime adaptation of the Jumi Arc, I jumped on the chance to acquire both Shiloh and Seraphina as soon as the preorders went up. Pop Up Parade figures aren't posable, but there's really no need when they perfectly capture the look and feel of the characters from the anime adaptation. A worthwhile purchase if you're a Mana series fan.

Another excellent Beastars figure, and one that both portrays Legoshi and Haru's romance as well as references the opening animation. The two of them slot into the pedestal perfectly with no issues. Absolutely lovely quality all around.

One of the few Lupin-themed items that people outside of Japan can get. It's soft, comfortable, and the artwork on the back is excellent. Highly recommended if you're a Lupin fan.

Like with the Master Stars Lupin figure, Fujiko has some balance issues, though not quite to the same extent. The problem comes from the fact that the lower half of these figures aren't weighted well enough to hold the upper half's weight. They come with a small base piece that you can peg the figure's shoe into, but this doesn't keep the figure from learning forward at all (Lupin falls forward every time; thankfully, Fujiko only has a slight tilt). I've had to use Blu Tack under the base piece in order to keep both Lupin and Fujiko standing up straight. While the figure's physical quality is excellent, the equilibrium issue has me concerned. Jigen, Goemon, and ...Read moreClose

It was worth waiting for this charming figure to get a second run. Everything from the colors and detail to the pose and Legoshi's expression make this an excellent purchase for Beastars fans. Put him on your desk and he'll greet you with that caring and wholesome smile every day; definitely a great incentive to get him, especially now that he's being offered at a discount price compared to the previous run.

The other major Beastars item that was worth waiting for, this figure perfectly captures the confidence and authority Louis commanded during his time as the leader of the Shishigumi. Everything from the confident stride in his walk as well as his expression is portrayed beautifully here. Money well spent.

An incredibly well-crafted figure perfect for anyone who wants more Beastars in their life. The details, pose, and overall quality are incredible on Legoshi. Megahouse did their homework down to the letter here.

While the figure is small, its quality speaks for itself. The package only comes with the chair to seat Louis on, but Louis himself is the highlight here. His dignified and pondering expression is captured beautifully. Definitely a worthwhile purchase.

This has been a long time coming for Dragon Quest fans. These masked hunks have been a staple of the series just as much as the Slimes, but this is the first time they've ever received the figure treatment, and I couldn't be more delighted to have the big guy in my collection. This beefcake can be set up in some manly poses to show off his detailed muscles and even comes with a preset "arms crossed" piece so you don't have to go to the trouble, along with a stand plate and peg. The Toughie's a great purchase, so I recommend getting him while he's still available. One thing to keep in mind is that there are two versions: this one is just the Toughie while th...Read moreClose

To be perfectly honest, I was expecting something else entirely when I ordered this figure. The design was what got my attention originally, but upon receiving the item in the mail and noticing the numerous tiny parts, I knew I was in for a field day assembling it; and what a field day it was! The pieces and their various pegs were not very cooperative in regards to insertion, putting the head and limbs together was a genuine exercise in frustration (and the head won't stay assembled as it keeps falling apart), and so on. In the end, while the overall design of Zoanthropus-Löwe is his major highlight, looking at the fully assembled figure didn't give me a feeling of satisfacti...Read moreClose

Ever since I got into Tiger Mask some years ago, I wanted to own some merchandise related to the legendary masked wrestler. Tiger the Dark looks exactly as he did in the Tiger Mask W anime and poses great for a number of moves. Obviously he works best when paired against or with the W-version of Tiger Mask himself, but that figure has become notoriously difficult to find and doesn't seem to be for sale anywhere any longer (thankfully I bought him a long time ago). If you can't find Tiger Mask, Tiger the Dark is still an excellent figure to own. Get him while he's still available. Tiger Mask merchandise does not restock once it's sold out!

A high quality figure that's very easy to assemble and looks great with the rest of your collection. This is one of the best Jimbei figures on the market and I highly recommend getting it. Keep in mind this is a strictly static figure, so you can't pose him, but Jimbei looks great in his martial arts stance, so it's not really a knock against the item.