To the Double Mint...

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Dueling dragons!

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:lol

Anyway, 555 is pretty awesome. He is big, feels like a solid figure, comes with some great accessories and what not. My only complaints are his fingertips not being painted and for some reason, the stick piece that he uses for his rider kick is really small for the version that sticks on the belt. The version that plugs into his leg for his kick is like twice the size. I know he has part of the phone attached to it, but the regular version should not be that much smaller. Nevertheless, I am really impressed with this figure as he is really cool.

Decade, on the other hand, is a mess. Loose joints, the pink looks bad, but most of all, he doesn't come with any of his cards. I guess that explains why he was 2000Y, but the dudes at Mandarake could have at least let me know he was missing them. I also don't get the purpose for the second head.

Violent Emotion doesn't come with the cards like the original release. The head he's packed with is the helmet variation he had in Movie war 2010, with the eviler-looking eyes and purple crest. The second head is the normal head, which was slightly remolded to look more suit accurate than the original Decade figure's.

There are some pdf files of Decade's cards floating around the net that you can print and cut out.

It's the Legend - Wait for it... - ary Seven! Legendary Seven together at last!

http://www.tfw2005.com/boards/attach...1&d=1370565334

:lol Brilliant!

Now do it with Fourze, Meteor, and Fusion States.

That's clever. I never thought to do that.

Nice. I still only want Amazon.

ARGH!!! I've been holding out on doing that until I got GokaiXmas.
Yeeeeeeeeeeeah, that wouldn't go too well. I would have no way of printing them properly. I have a simple $200 Epson printer. It does not print out colors in the right tone (it prints them out darker), I don't have any way to use card board, and the cards would be way too small for me to cut out and look like cards.

I used cardstock paper, which is made for making things like birthday cards and crafts. As for cutting them out, you had to cut the original cards out with the first Decade, too. It just takes a little bit of patience really. Sucks about the printer issue, though.