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    The Latest Series Brings Two more Characters from Toho’s Tokusatsu Universe Plus an Exclusive Author: John “Dutch” DeSentis Official Site: kaiyodo.co.jp/revoltech The Kaiyodo Company`s Sci-Fi Revoltech series continues to bring great, super-articulated figures of popular science fiction characters to the hands of collectors. Thus far, the only Toho character represented has been the monster Baragon from Wave 2. Thankfully, that will change on September 1st, as a figure based on Mothra (1961 style) will join Mogera (1957 style). The previous month sees Buzz Lightyear and Woody from the Disney/Pixar TOY STORY movies. Reportedly the Tyrannosaurus Rex from JURASSIC PARK, Jason Vorhees from the FRIDAY THE 13TH series, and a Type-1966 Maser Tank from WAR OF THE GARGANTUAS will follow in the next few months. Paperwork included with the Gamera and Gyaos Revoltech figures listed Mothra as being series number 010, Woody and Buzz as 011 and 012 respectively, then Mogera and T-Rex as 013, and 014. But information from Kaiyodo’s website, as well as retailer solicitations and the packaging art, provided a different numbering for the figures. The most current figure numbers are listed below. Early photos show that these figures appear to be of the same great quality as the last couple of waves. Mothra will come with a Tokyo Tower and cocoon base. Mogera will come detailed with a Markalite Cannon, Mysterian Alien, and forest display base for the Markalite Cannon. Also newly released is a figure of GR2 from the series GIANT ROBO (and known as Torazon in the Americanized JOHNNY SOKKO AND HIS FLYING ROBOT), done as an exclusive with Hobby Japan Magazine. This figure comes with similar accessories as Giant Robo and will no doubt make a great companion piece. The inclusion (albeit somewhat strange) of Buzz and Woody in the lineup of Revoltech figures may have something to do with the release of the blockbuster hit TOY STORY 3 which was released on July 10th in Japan and will no doubt still be doing business by the time the toys hit the shelves. Sci-Fi Revoltech Wave 5 and 6 figures can be pre-ordered from online retailers, including SciFi Japan sponsor Anime Jungle in Los Angeles. Tell them we sent you!

    SCI-FI REVOLTECH HOBBY JAPAN EXCLUSIVE

    SERIES NO. SP: GR2 From GIANT ROBO (1967) Due July 1st, 2010 Price: ¥2,850 Sculpted by Katsuo Taguma Total Height: 135mm (About 4 ½ to 5 Inches) Movable Parts: 18 Movable Joints: 12 Bonus Parts: - Alternate Hands (Open, Punch, and Rocket Flare) - Rocket Flare Effect - Display Stand - Nameplate

    SCI-FI REVOLTECH WAVE 5

    SERIES NO. 010: WOODY From TOY STORY (1996) Due August 1st, 2010 Price: ¥2,850 Sculpted by Eichirou Matsumoto Total Height: 150 mm (About 5 inches) Movable Parts: 17 Movable Joints: 15 Bonus Parts: - Alternate Face - Alternate Hands - Cowboy Hat - Binoculars - Microphone - Display Base with Nameplate

    SERIES NO. 011: BUZZ LIGHTYEAR From TOY STORY (1996) Due August 1st, 2010 Price: ¥2,850 Sculpted by Eichirou Matsumoto Total Height: 195 mm (About 7 1/2 inches) Movable Parts: 19 Movable Joints: 16 Bonus Parts: - Alternate Face - Wing Attachments - Three Army Soldiers - Display Base with Nameplate

    SCI-FI REVOLTECH WAVE 6

    SERIES NO. 012: MOTHRA From MOTHRA (1961) Due September 1st, 2010 Price: ¥2,850 Sculpted by Takashi Kinoshita Total Wingspan: 195mm (About 7 1/2 inches) Movable Parts: 13 Movable Joints: 4 Bonus Parts: - Tokyo Tower and Cocoon Display Stand - Nameplate


    SERIES NO. 013: MOGERA From THE MYSTERIANS (1957) Due September 1st, 2010 Price: ¥2,850 Sculpted by Katsuo Takuma Total Height: 145mm (About 4 ½ inches) Movable Parts: 19 Movable Joints: 15 Bonus Parts: - Markalite Cannon - Mysterian Alien - Display Stand - Nameplate

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    Welcome to SciFi Japan, your source for news and information on science fiction, horror, fantasy and action movies, TV shows and videos.. from classics and old favorites, to upcoming productions and home video releases, to the odd and obscure titles you may never have heard of!

    The mainstream press has largely ignored Japanese tokusatsu (special effects) films, and when the genre has been covered by American news outlets and television the results were often inaccurate and condescending. On the other hand, there have been some excellent fan publications and websites devoted to these films, but Japanese studios have been extremely reluctant to deal with fan groups due to concerns over copyright infringement issues (some fans advocate and promote activities such as video bootlegging and unlicensed downloading). With no direct access to studio news and photos, fan reporting has often been forced to rely on secondhand info and rumors.

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