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20 Dec, 2022
Rare, large, and nice makes it expensive too.
This ultimate Beyblade stadium set is somewhat of a rarity now since it is no longer being made. It comes with 2 ripcord launchers, 6 big name beys (4 of them used by main characters from the animé) and of course a big stadium with indentations in the corners of the plastic protective shroud for you to “Showcase your Championship rings...” Presumably this means that if you beat your opponent, you can take the plastic second frame part of his/her forge disc (4 included in the set) and mount it on your corner for display like a trophy. I noticed that there are stickers to decorate the stadium walls (perhaps the inner walls and lid). The stadium floor is ovular in shape and the angle of the dish is good for blading but there is a small vague flat area in the center that almost looks… unintentional. I am pretty sure it is supposed to be there, but IDK. At least in my experience it does not seem to affect the battle much anyways, but it exists. I noticed that there are only 2 pockets, as the other 2 corners are non-pocket areas that allow a place for the 2 included plastic stadium legs to be attached to under the stadium. In conclusion, this rare and somewhat large stadium set was once a big win for Hasbro Beyblades. It is now is a collector’s item, but I believe it still is one of the best Hasbro stadiums to date. The Beyblades included in this set are popular and perform well for what they are, and they look decent enough. The only kicker is going to be the price point, for an rarity of an out-of-print flagship set of this size is going to be steep.
02 Aug, 2023
Iconic Nami figure, but with partly translucent hair.
This beautiful One Piece Nami Saling Again 1/8 scale figure from Megahouse Excellent Model Portrait Of Pirates (POP) is top tier quality. The silver Toei cat sticker on the upper middle section of her display box brandishes the official seal of authenticity. Nami’s hair seems more of a translucent orange the further down it goes. Her green bikini top (that she later lent to Wanda) and tight jeans is one of if not the most iconic outfits that One Piece fans recognize since she wears the exact same bikini in the manga and anime. Fan-service is one of the things that One Piece is known for, especially after the time-skip, highlighting Nami’s disproportionately big curves on her slender body, and more than enough to body-shame the Barbie dolls of old. Being a Megahouse creation, this Nami’s fine details including that of her trademark tattoo look nice. The fine details are typically what is missing with all of the cheap knock-offs, and with this version of Nami it is no exception. To conclude, I see this Nami figure as beautiful and tasteful bedroom artistry suitable for all fans of One Piece. As a precautionary statement, I have had one order of this version cancelled by a merchant due to it being knocked over (by a dog) and it was reportedly broken at one of the dowels connecting to the figure’s feet. But mine is in good condition and so I can still recommend this figure for all fans of the One Piece Manga and Animé. All hail Nami, the Pirate queen!
09 Nov, 2016
Imren IMR review.
1 of 2 found this helpful These blue IMR AA 3.7 volt rechargeable batteries replace the standard alkaline AA batteries in motorized Flywheel (usually) Nerf blasters if you use 2 spacers (place keepers/ conduits like Ultracell dummy batteries; sold separately) with them. You may need to take out the thermistor (thermal resistor in order for the device to work properly (as intended), and you need the right battery charger. I use a Nitecore D4, and these blue IMRs work just as well as the Red Efests of the same battery type. The spool up time of the motors is faster and the longevity of the charge is very good. Charge times tend to be a several hours long from start to finish even with the D4 charger, but since it lasts a long time I believe it is worth it.