[Kiwami]

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Originally Posted by XW1n5t0nX

So what exactly are SHODOs? I've never heard of them until now.

They are rather well sculpted, painted and articulated candy toys, about 4 inches tall. They did some fairly good looking Dragonball candy-toys (amongst other things) in the past, you could look those up for reference.

[ljacone]

4" is a good size for my collection -- if I can get them, I would pick up Hongo and V3. I would assume we would get a reprint of Rider 1 as Rider 2 at some point to complete the trifecta.

[Gryphman]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

I won't be picking these up, but that Rider-1 looks damn good for a candy toy.

Remember the old Motion Revive figures were candy toys.

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Gryphman

Remember the old Motion Revive figures were candy toys.

They were? I had no idea.

[Alexx]

OH MY, those look directly up my alley! I will definitely have to track those down, no question.

[ShyGuy]

These look pretty cool, I've kind of been wanting to get into a new 4" line. I might pick some of these up when they do some Heisei Riders.

[algo448]

Yahoo! More 4 inch rider goodness is always a good thing, and the Shodo toys always looked neat.
Hope it last for a long while.

[Gryphman]

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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

They were? I had no idea.

It's been awhile, but I believe they either came with a piece of gum, or the typical sugar tablet.

[ElConvoy]

They do look really great. They are pretty articulated for that size.

[Helios]

With a price like that, they are hard to resist. It's good we're getting affordable figures with a good amount of details and articulation. Does anyone know where these will be sold?