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Originally Posted by schlagwerk

I love Go-Buster King as well, but one advantage to the BoJ G12 that I didn't know until I owned my own "G12" is you can actually pick it up by the waist and not be worried about the legs and backpack falling off.

Advantage 2 of G12 over Go-Buster King is no spear weapon. I hold spear weapons as the epitome of "we don't know what to do with these leftover parts!" This belief was cemented when I got into Mugenbine. I swear Bandai's handbook has to have a section stating "Don't know what to do with remaining parts? Make a spear/staff!"

Oh definitely. From the get go I assumed some of the Mugenbine design team had worked on Go-Busters. The spear always kills me. Especially when you form King. Since it's significantly taller than Great Go-Buster, with Go-Buster King the spear just dangles there with out anything to balance on. I have mine propped against the wall.

With G12 you get one gigantic package with everything in a place that makes sense. Perhaps the only things that don't being Kyoretsu-Oh's waist piece and Engine-Oh's V-Shield just being tacked onto the legs. That part seems a bit odd but everything else makes complete sense. I also love the inversion of the arms and legs from G9-G12. How Birca and Gunpherd become glorified ankles and T-Line and K-Line get swapped up into arms but are still in the same basic position that they were in for Kyoretsu-Oh.