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Figure-rise Ultraman Suit Tiga Unboxing

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

The latest Ultraman kit — Ultraman Suit Tiga — is on the unboxing table today!

Designed by Eiichi Shimizu, this kit is the first in Bandai’s new Ultraman Suit Project line. It includes glossy parts and an LED, and plenty more to enjoy! Let’s jump right in.

The Box

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

Here we’re treated to a preview of a couple of gimmicks this kit features, and poses that you can accomplish.

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

More poses, this time with effect parts and weapons! And of course, a look at the included LED that will really bring the finished model to life.

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

Here’s a quick explanation of the suit, with a preview of the gloss and metallic finish parts.

The Runners

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

A: Gloss red, gloss purple, clear yellow, clear(ish) white

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

B: Metallic finish grey

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

C: Metallic finish grey

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

D1: Gloss red

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

D2: Gloss purple

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

E: Grey

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

A clear runner for building the display base, so you don’t need to buy a separate one.

1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

And finally, two clear blue effect parts, the LED, and a sheet of foil and regular stickers.

Get yours here:
1/12 Figure-rise Standard Ultraman Suit Tiga

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3 Comments

  1. I’m really in two minds about these. On the one hand, they look so damn cool. They update previous designs into such an awesome mech-suit aesthetic. On the other hand, I can’t really see it as an “Ultraman” because of the original design being so smooth and simple… Though, Tiga was my first Ultra series… Hmmm…

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  2. I personally like the robotic look way more than the old, classic Ultraman designs. This model looks cool, but I’ll probably wait for the Evil Tiga they just announced!

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  3. One of my favorite Ultraman designs largely due to the cool head design. Also its odd seeing standard Gundam beam sabers with a non-Gundam kit, but it is in a uncommon color so thats awesome.

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