In addition to the DX Yomotsu Heguri Lock Premium Bandai’s also put up the web listing for Yomotsu Heguri’s Arms Change figure first revealed a few weeks prior.
The new image shows him wielding the Budou Ryuho and Kiwi Gekirin weapons, they haven’t shown off the Overlord assortment as of yet though.
AC Ryugen Yomotsu Heguri Arms will retail for 4,320 yen and will ship out in January 2015. Be sure to secure yours from you’re preferred middleman!
Dino Buckler!
It’s time folks! The final S.H. Figuarts release from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger is here! Recently released as a Tamashii Web Exclusive in Japan, today we’re looking at S.H. Figuarts Tiger Ranger!
Tiger Ranger is the final member to be released to complete your team of Zyurangers or Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and man does this figure pack a punch! Included with Boi are of course the trade mark weapons he needs like his Saber Daggers. But also thrown in there is the final piece to complete the mighty Howling Cannon AKA the Power Blaster from MMPR! As another excellent release based around the Zyuranger body, S.H. Figuarts Tiger Ranger is the perfect final addition to any Zyuranger or Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Collection.
There’s also a female bodied version of this figure just released by Bluefin as the original MMPR Yellow Ranger for North American markets. So there hasn’t been a release of this actual Tiger Ranger figure seen here in domestic markets outside Japan. As is this guy is starting to fetch a pretty penny on the secondary market so if you’d rather own this version you may want to look sooner than later. And if you’re interested to see the female bodied Yellow Ranger we’ll have a gallery of it coming up later this week as well!
For now if you’d like to check out a 70 image gallery of S.H. Figuarts Tiger Ranger then click “Discuss on the TokuNation Forums” at the bottom of this post to be taken right to the thread!
Bandai Premium has opened a new page for one last DX LockSeed & Sengoku faceplate set, featuring YomotsuHeguri Lock– the strange new power granted to Kamen Rider Ryugen.
In addition, a video demo of this new LockSeed has also come online:
The DX YomotsuHeguri Set will be released in December 2014 and costs a mere 2160 Yen before shipping and fees.
Revealed just a few days ago, we have our first prototype images of S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Baron Lemon Energy Arms! This figure will be released as a Tamashii Nations 2014 exclusive, retailing for 5000 yen at the show this fall.
However don’t be too worried about trying to get this figure. In years past Tamashii Nations show exclusives have been made available to order on the Tamashii Web Exclusive Store at a later date. Previous examples being Ryuki Blank Form & Den-O Super Climax. So there’s probably a good chance this will be available for order there.
For now check out the images after the jump!
It’s time to get ready and charge up our coverage of Power Morphicon!
Veteran to the Power Rangers franchise and executive producer for Dino Charge, Judd “Chip” Lynn”, was kind enough to share an incredible Dino Charge teaser video at the just concluded Saban Brands’ Panel. This teaser has it all. Shots of our rangers in action, of the pre-historic dinosaurs guarding the mystical Energems, and our very first look at a brand new villain, completely original to Dino Charge! This new as yet unnamed character does not originate from any Sentai footage! IT IS CURRENTLY UNKNOWN IF THIS IS A NEW VILLAIN TO THE SERIES OR IF THIS WAS CREATED SIMPLY FOR THE MARKETING TRAILER. SABAN BRANDS DID NOT VERIFY.
On top of that, while our own Kickback was behind the camera catching the teaser video, he also spun around to give us an HD look at the new rangers themselves! Introduced to attendees, and the world, for the first time are the Power Rangers Dino Charge!
Be sure to follow the new Power Rangers Dino Charge on social media as well! Thanks to Nightmere10 of the Power Scoop for compiling this info!
Dino Charge Red – Brennan Mejia @BrennanMejia on twitter
Dino Charge Blue – Yoshi Sudarso (previous PR suit actor for live events) @Yoshistunts on twitter
Dino Charge Pink – Camille Hyde @MimiHyde on twitter (account currently protected)
Dino Charge Green – Michael Taber @PutItOnMyTable on twitter
Dino Charge Black – James Davies @BrenanDavies on twitter
Let’s get charged up for a pre-historic 2015!
Power Morphicon continues in sunny Pasadena California! And kicking off today’s festivities our men on the inside, Kickback & Trekkieb47, just attended the Saban Brand’s Panel!
Here’s the breakdown of the information they had to share, with images!
Dino Charge Cast details courtesy of The Power Scoops Nightmere10!
Red – Brennan Mejia @BrennanMejia on twitter
Blue – Yoshi Sudarso (previous PR suit actor for live events) @Yoshistunts on twitter
Pink – Camille Hyde @MimiHyde on twitter (account currently protected)
Green – Michael Taber @PutItOnMyTable on twitter
Black – James Davies @BrenanDavies on twitter
We’ll continue updating this post as more info becomes available!
All good things must come to an end…
The latest magazine scans confirm that Kamen Rider Gaim will end with 47 episodes, the last one airing September 28th.
Interestingly, the last episode of the series is not written by showrunner Gen Urobuchi but instead by Jin Haganeya, the writer of the Gaim Summer Movie.
Some fans have speculated that Episode 46 will be the true finale of the series, with the alternatively-written final episode serving as a crossover of sorts between Gaim & the upcoming Kamen Rider Drive. This is a rumor at time of this writing; details are not yet revealed!
So, with only six episodes left, is there enough time to finish things off decently? Feel free to join in our Ongoing Gaim Rumor Thread and share your thoughts!
Super Hero Taisen? Lame. Super hero Taisen Z? Super Lame. Heisei VS Showa Kamen Rider Taisen? Even longer and lamer.
You want a real crossover? Then look no further than here! Today we have a surprise for our viewers! We’ve partnered with the awesome guys at Collection DX to bring you Super Review Wars DX!
As a part of Super Review Wars TokuNation has done an exchange program of sorts on a figure gallery. On our end we’re presenting an S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Decade Violent Emotion gallery & review, courtesy of the very awesome Jmann (@JmannDX on Twitter) & SentaiSeiya (@SentaiSeiya on Twitter) of CDX & Power Toku Show DX fame! Meanwhile they’ve been kind enough to host my S.H. Figuarts Kamen Rider Kuuga Mighty Form Gallery at CDX!
But Super Review Wars DX extends far beyond just our two sites. CDX has partnered with several other sites including Preorder66, Doomkick, Herotaku, and more to bring the wider toy community some awesome reviews! Be sure to check them out as well! But for now, Onore Decade!!
After months of waiting, speculation and leaked shots, we FINALLY have an official image of the 15th Hesei-Era Kamen Rider!
Kamen Rider Drive is the cover model for the latest issue of The Kamen Rider EX Magazine. At the moment there is only one image available but we do get a good look at Drive’s suit, Driver and (presumably) the Shift Cars that allow Drive to change forms during combat.
Kamen Rider Drive should begin on October 5th so stay tuned to TokuNation until then for further details!
The Power Morphicon convention is almost underway and already we have some very exciting news!
Early photos from the display room confirm that the Dino Charge Megazord (proper name not yet confirmed) will have a Pink Triceratops arm, matching the original series footage, and contrary to the images we have previously seen which seemed to confirm it was purple in an effort to make the toy more appealing to boys.
Representatives from Bandai of America claim that the switch was made after negative fan-reaction to the planned color swap. While exact details remain unconfirmed at the time of writing, this definitely seems like a step in the right direction for Dino Charge! Stay tuned to TokuNation this weekend as we keep you up to date on all Morphicon news! And be sure to join in our Ongoing Dino Charge Rumor/Discussion Thread to share your thoughts on this new series!
Our thanks to PowerToku Blog for the photos!