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Toy Tengoku – Episode 32 – Fewture God Phoenix – One Piece Desktop McCoy #3

A warehouse expedition nets Ardith and Robin a pair of great new items: Fewture’s EX Gokin God Phoenix and MegaHouse’s Desktop Real McCoy One Piece #03. Plus, a good stand for figures, and 3D action with a certain pop-up book!

Kits featured in this video:

Fewture EX Gokin God Phoenix G-5
MegaHouse Desktop Real McCoy One Piece #03
Bandai Tamashii Stage Act.5 Action Support Type for Mechanics
Shueisha One Piece Grand Paper Adventure 3D

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  1. Yeh, TT is back! After several weeks, I was starting to go through withdrawals. 🙂

    As always, great show. Thought the EX Gokin God Phoenix looked pretty spiffy and I liked how Fewture included extra parts that allowed the thruster vents to be shown either open or closed. Takes me back a few decades when I used to watch Battle Of The Planets as a lad.

    Also liked the third figure in Megahouse’s Real McCoy One piece series. I really enjoy when companies produce figures based on artwork, such as from pop-up books, manga, or stand alone illustrations. Just adds to the depth of the art, whether physically or emotionally.

    I remember having and reading pop-up story books when I was a kid, but nothing quite as elaborate or as physically thick as the One Piece Grand Paper Adventure book that Ardith let us have a look-see through. Man, that’s taking the art of pop-up books to a whole other level.

    Contest? Contest?? I’m intrigued! Already looking forward to the next episode. 🙂

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  2. Love pop-up books! The one from One Piece is extremely nice! Saw one on eBay selling for $200 USD.

    I know I might be asking for the impossible here (since, it hasn’t been released, and it has a very high demand), please show the 1/8 scale Ultimate Madoka when she gets released! If not…review a “Mami-ed” version of Mami…

    Please keep up the amazing work, always looking forward to the next show!

    PS, as a person born a lot later than you two, my knowledge of anime is limited to the recent dozen years or so. What are your favorite animes from the 1998 and onwards?

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  3. Just to add my favourite anime: Code Geass.

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