An article on Gundam.info has provided gameplay explanation on Namco Bandai’s crossover game: The Lost Heroes, featuring characters from the Ultraman, Kamen Rider, and Mobile Suit Gundam franchises.
Set for a release on September 6th 2012, and will retail for 6,280 yen. The game will be available on Nintendo 3Ds and PSP consoles. A trailer for the game can be seen below:
Courtesy of Toy Reviewer Shishioh.info, we have our first look inside the Ultra Act Ultraman 2.0 figure! This version Ultraman features better design and articulation then the original Ultra Act figure.
Included with this figure is various hands for different display options, two effect parts to replicated Ultraman’s signature attacks, and an alternate chest piece. Shishioh also takes a look at the Brothers Mantle, sold separately from this release!
As reported by Cyber Gundam,various release dates for July have been announced:
7/12:
S.H.Figuarts Stronger
S.I.C Kiwami Damashi Kuuga Mighty Form
S.H.Figuarts Module Set 3
S.H.Monster Arts Fire Rodan
7/19:
S.H.Figuarts Scorpio Zodiarts
7/25:
Ultra Act UltraMan Renewal
7/26:
S.H.Figuarts Den-O Sword Form
S.H.Figuarts AkibaBlue
Tamashii has put up a preview gallery for Ultra Act GRIDMAN, Tsubuyara’s digital hero better known to Western audiences as “Servo” from the underrated Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad
Gridman will be available in September for 3360 Yen
http://tamashii.jp/item/item.php?eid=01799&pref=1100
SHUWATCH! Among the great images from Tamashii Features Vol. 3 are some great upcoming releases for the Ultra-Act toyline. Most notable among them since last summer’s exclusive release of Golza is the first daikaiju of the toyline, Red King! Skull Monster Red King will be released in August for 4200 yen.
Also seen was Ultraman Max (August, 3200 yen) in all his glory, the upcoming renewal version of Ultraman, and Gridman, now with accessories, a release date and price (September, 3200 yen), and a hint of things to come…
All images come from AmiAmi‘s coverage of the event, both from their Twitter and Facebook pages. You can check them all out after the jump!
Stay tuned to TokuNation.com throughout the weekend for all the latest announcements and images from Bandai‘s Tamashii Features show! Tamashii Features Vol. 3 has capitalized on its partnership with Akibaranger to provide a wealth of new S.H. Figuarts on display, some very shocking character choices among them!
Thanks goes to online retailer AmiAmi (Twitter: @amiami_figure) for their direct coverage and early pictures from the event.
Amiblo has updated their Facebook page with a gallery of their images from Tamashii Nations Akiba showroom. Shown are:
Check them out after the jump!Bandai continues the hot streak by releasing the very detailed 3D renderings for the upcoming UltraAct Gridman figure.
Source: http://www.gunjap.net/site/?p=49798 and thanks to TokuNation’s Kiryu for the heads up
Hot on the heels of the updates by Bluefin for two Tamashii Web exclusives coming this summer (the previously reported S.H. MonsterArts Little Godzilla and D-Arts Vile) are the official Tamashii Web updates for those figures… plus two more!
First up is the long-previewed villain from Samurai Sentai Shinkenger, S.H. Figuarts Juuzo! American toku fans may also know him as Deker from Power Rangers Samurai. He will retail for 3675 yen.
Also coming is a more obscure character, from the television and manga series of the same name, Ultra-Act Andro Melos! A Tsuburaya Productions hero that is part of the Ultraman universe, he just might have a secret identity as a certain Captain of the Space Garrison himself… Andro Melos will retail for 3780 yen.
All four aforementioned figures will begin shipping from Tamashii Web this June, however these two will not be receiving a release from Bluefin.
Special thanks to fellow member Suribot for helping out with this news. Join our discussion to see more images of both these new figures!
Tamashii Nations has revealed the following new Ultra ACT items:
You can check out the new Ultra ACT images after the jump. Thanks to TokuNation member OtoyaKurenai for the heads up!