Have you tried taking naps?

Also I'm considering something similar, but I need to talk myself into it first.

I have been taking naps here and there.

Also considering what? splurging?

Edit: Forgot to respond to this post first time

How was that show? is it worth a watch? Also what do you draw?

Yeah, splurging. Non-belt DX toys are looking tempting.

What you looking at?

Gekido, maybe the Diend Driver.

How about you?

Speaking of items, I feel a sudden urge to buy the Happy Wonder Ride Book candy toys. Not sure why. Probably not gonna actually buy them though but still, weird urge.

First off, better than Uprising and the Godzilla Anime Trilogy, in both animation (for the most part...) and quality. I'll share more thoughts on this in the Anime thread, but for the most part, I thought it was pretty good, guess it mostly comes down to how much you're into Pacific Rim, Kaiju, Mecha, and/or Anime style shows.

For art, it's been jumping from many things, depends on what I feel like drawing for the most part. Since I've been watching a lot of Anime, playing Final Fantasy, and heavily anticipating Kaiju media, that's where most of my work's been bouncing between, though it's been slow, and it's still a learning curve for me.

Anyway, all's good here, and hopefully things go well, so I'll be able to see Godzilla vs Kong in theaters at the end of the month.

Oh hey, I have a Gekido and just bought a neo-diend driver.
The other stuff I bought were a slashriser, shotriser, raidriser, ark-driver, and the gatling rampage progrise key (also SO-DO slash, and a few things for friends)

Yeah I've gotten urges like that. I really wanted to collect the chrome build bottles when they first came out. I'm glad I didn't though.


It's good to experiment with your art, so jumping around seems like a good diverse set of things to be working on.

Also good luck on getting into a theater for Kong vs Zilla!

I'm just going to share some of my Mandarake experience here and maybe it'll help some of you.

If you're trying to save some money, always ask your store(under the order note) to fit your order into the smallest box possible. Not all stores will bother, but for some stores it's absolutely a lifesaver. I ordered 4 RKFs recently and none of them came with their boxes, therefore there should be absolutely no problem fitting them into the smallest possible DHL box. Each figure was only around 1000 yen. However, they wanted to charge me around 4100 yen for shipping. I was SO close to dropping Mandarake completely over it, but deep down I really didn't want to do that, so I figured, why not? I emailed them again, asking for the smallest possible DHL box, and the updated invoice only charged me around 1300 yen for shipping. On top of that, they told me to just request that under the order notes section next time.

Oh, wow, thanks! I haven't really had that sort of thing happen to me before with shipping, but it's good to keep in mind. I assume it's a mistake that happens from time to time?