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Toy Fair 2018: Kotobukiya’s Red Robin Ikemen Gallery
Posted by Stephen Donaldson on February 17, 2018 | No CommentsEarlier today we gave some updates on Kotobukiya’s Ikemen line and later, at Toy Fair, we got to take a close look at the Red Robin sculpt. I’m not gonna lie, every time I see this figure it looks like if a KPop star moonlighted as Red Hood, which, honestly is exactly what we all wanted out of this line and I really dig it. Red Hood’s abs are on full display here, as is the signature butt, which many fans were also looking for from a male version of a bishoujo line. I’m also really liking that Red Robin has three different head options, which elevates this figure that’s just “standing there” to new levels. Now to see what happens with the rest of the Robins!
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Kotobukiya’s Ikemen Red Hood Is Up For Order
Posted by Leah Bayer on January 24, 2018 | 3 CommentsIt has been quite some time since Kotobukiya originally announced the Ikemen line, an all-male companion to the lovely Bishoujos. But my interest has only increased with the long wait, especially once we got to see the beautiful & bootylicious Nightwing. Finally, fanservice for all! We knew Red Hood was next and I’ve been eagerly anticipating him because who doesn’t want a hot psychopath in their collection?
Well, the time has finally arrived! Red Hood is here and ready to sass up your collection! He comes with not one but three faces: regular, the hood (of course), and a special first-release masked head. So fancy! He retails for ¥8,800 and will hit shelves in June in Japan, though like most of Kotobukiya’s figures he is getting an official US release. Are you guys excited for the Ikemen line? And who would you like to see once they’ve gone through all the Robins?
Pre-order at: AmiAmi | BBTS | HLJ | Hobby Search
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NYCC 2017: Kotobukiya’s DC Comics Figures
Posted by Leah Bayer on October 9, 2017 | 1 CommentFinally, it has happened. We’ve know about Kotobukiya’s Ikemen line for a while, and in fact Nightwing has been finished for quite some time, but I have been counting down the hours until I got to see him in person. And it was glorious. Just look at that butt! They didn’t even neglect the bulge ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) I am all about equal opportunity sexy figures.
Oh, they had more than Nightwing in their DC section, though! A lot, actually. The star for me was the huge ArtFX Wonder Woman who is just… so beautiful. Dead-on likeness for Gal. They also had a ton of ArtFX+ figures, both the Justice League line and the TV show line. And many Bishoujos, of course! Hit the jump to see them all in action.
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Fly Away With Kotobukiya’s DC Bishoujo Supergirl
Posted by Leah Bayer on August 31, 2017 | 3 CommentsI am not the biggest fan of Supergirl, it’s true. I find her a little bland and, well… like Superman, who is possibly my least-favorite hero. But even I can appreciate how amazingly beautiful Kotobukiya’s second take on her has turned out! This is a figure I wasn’t really sold on until I saw the sculpt, and then we only had badly lit event shots of her, so my hopes were not too high. But hot damn did they pull out a beautiful figure.
I think in terms of detail and accuracy, this is probably Kotobukiya’s best Bishoujo yet. I mean, just look at the promo shots of her! Gorgeous. Like basically all of the modern Bishes she is a mere ¥8,500 and will be released in February. Will she be flying into any of your collections?
Pre-Order At: AmiAmi | Big In Japan | Hobby Search | HLJ | BBTS
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Summer WonFest 2017: Bishoujo Supergirl
Posted by Leah Bayer on July 29, 2017 | 4 CommentsUsually we don’t get any Bishoujo updates from Kotobukiya at Japanese events, especially when said Bishoujo was just sculpted at SDCC a few weeks ago. But here we are, with a fully painted Bishoujo ver 2 Supergirl out and about at Wonder Festival! Who would have guessed?
[via amiami]
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SDCC 2017: Bishoujo Supergirl Version 2
Posted by Leah Bayer on July 20, 2017 | 3 CommentsJust a few months ago we found out that Kotobukiya would be doing a second, updated Bishoujo of Supergirl, spurred on by the success of the tv show. They have redone quite a few girls recently, especially in the Marvel & DC lines, but I really didn’t expect a second version of Supergirl any time soon! And now it’s time for the full sculpt reveal.
I think I can safely say that this is the first time I liked the sculpt significantly more than Shunya’s illustration. The art just feels very safe and basic, where the sculpt has more emotion and detail. Instead of standing there kind of blankly she looks determined and strong!
[via Kotobukiya JP]
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SDCC 2017: Nendoroid Wonder Woman
Posted by Leah Bayer on July 20, 2017 | 1 CommentI think at this point we’ve all seen and loved Wonder Woman (a surprise, given the recent direction of the DCCU), and we also expect quite a bit of merchandise from it. Considering that we got Batman & Super Man in Nendoroid form from Good Smile Company, Wondy was sure to follow right?
And, of course, she is! And looking really cute to boot. I know this is a lot to ask, but I am really hoping she comes with that amazing fur-lined cape. Or maybe an alternate edition of Diana in her beautiful suit? Honestly I would buy every version of her. Literally every movie outfit. Heck, give us Etta, too!
[via kahotan’s Twitter]
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Kotobukiya Announces Supergirl Bishoujo Version 2
Posted by Leah Bayer on April 11, 2017 | 1 CommentIt seems like it is a day for old Bishoujos getting an update! First Chun-Li, and now Supergirl. Granted, her first Bishoujo was ages and ages ago, but this is still a bit of a surprise. I’m guessing it’s because of the Supergirl show that seems so popular, right? I wonder if we’ll get any other figures inspired by the booming DC & Marvel cinematic/tv universes. Mera and Gamora would be my wishes!
This is definitely a much different vibe from their first cute, flirty Supergirl. Here she looks strong and defiant, and even though her pose is quite basic it reads as powerful. I am a little surprised they kept the belly-baring outfit, though… I’d like to see a bit more updated one.
[via Koto’s Facebook]