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Originally Posted by Kiwami

Figures who are supposed to levitate/fly usually include one. Kamen Riders don't because most of them can't fly. If you want to use stands for action sequences, they are sold separately.

I think this is perfectly reasonable.

@Topic: I get why some guys are a little disappointed, but honestly I was more angry at Type Speed coming with pretty much nothing. With this form he might not use weapons, and they don't have much hands because this form will only appear for like 10 minutes, not enough time to do some memorable poses with his hands.

They could include 6 pairs of hands for all kinds of weapons but what's the point if the form isn't using any.

I really don't though. It's cheap and/or just kind of greedy. It's not like it's such a costly thing for them to do; after all, they had no issue releasing most of the Ryuki riders with them. For an action figure line at this kind of pricepoint and with so much articulation, not including stands is silly. They at least sort of try with like, the 66 Action line. It's especially egregious when you have Riders with effect parts for kicks and stuff but no stands, so it's like...what exactly am I supposed to do with this?

It's just greedy. And it's costly for the consumer. And I'm probably mainly complaining because the first japanese action figure line I got invested in were figmas and those have had standardized stands since they started, so really don't pay me any mind.

Similarly, I think there are enough generic hand gestures that they could include with any given figure even if it's not completely necessary or accurate. It's a premium line of figures with fairly high prices (especially these exclusives). I really don't think there's any excuse to not include at least some gripping hands or something.