[KamenRiderOOO]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Did they make a PuTo?

They did, but coturos wanted to keep his lol

[coturos]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Did they make a PuTo?

And I was watching the latest V-Build and I heard a very good question. Out of all the Rider Figuarts, where should one start for a very good design/quality?

yes, and probly a fourze or ryuki

so ive been messing with my SICs.....

[Sentai]

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Originally Posted by KamenRiderOOO

They did, but coturos wanted to keep his lol

So close, huh OOO? xD

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Originally Posted by coturos

yes, and probly a fourze or ryuki

Fourze. Ryuki.. I never liked that design very much.

[coturos]

im just saying the most well rounded, all the others have their flaws, and also i meant the entire ryuki line

[Starscreamer]

for a good Figuarts, really can't go wrong with anything from Kabuto...some of the best figures I would think. Ryuki, well Tiger is a great one of course, but the early ones have those ports that keep falling off. Den-O is another GREAT GREAT one of course, and Another Agito is just a solid figure.

[ShockerCon]

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Originally Posted by Sentai

Out of all the Rider Figuarts, where should one start for a very good design/quality?

IXA. The only problem I can think of: you might find his amount of hands low.

[Brainchild]

I think out of all the Figuarts I own, the Ryuki figures are dead solid display pieces, but the Fourze figures are dead solid as toys. There are loose ports and whatnot on the Ryuki figures, and posing Dragredder is quite the challenge, but they have marvelous sculpts and they do great to mask the joints. The Fourze line on the other hand, has lots of great posing options with all of the modules, and the joints are all tight and great for holding a variety of ridiculous poses, although the figures definitely feel more like plastic than the metal that Ryuki and the lot feels like.

[Soundwave]

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Originally Posted by OPTICS

Since Super Hero Taisen was released....



Fourzes:

These pics are killer! Very nice poses, especially cosmic states, can really feel him floating.

[ryan]

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Originally Posted by Brainchild

I think out of all the Figuarts I own, the Ryuki figures are dead solid display pieces, but the Fourze figures are dead solid as toys. There are loose ports and whatnot on the Ryuki figures, and posing Dragredder is quite the challenge, but they have marvelous sculpts and they do great to mask the joints. The Fourze line on the other hand, has lots of great posing options with all of the modules, and the joints are all tight and great for holding a variety of ridiculous poses, although the figures definitely feel more like plastic than the metal that Ryuki and the lot feels like.

Really? Does that include Magnet States, cuz there's something about that one that seems off to me. I don't like it, and it's kinda put me off getting any other Fourze SHFs.

The ones that I've found to be the most fun to play with are Skull, any of the Accels, Kuugas and Kabutos. The Agitos also aren't bad. Ixa looks fantastic, but is a little bit more limited in movement, but that's the suit design's fault.

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Originally Posted by coturos

so ive been messing with my SICs.....

ABOMINATION!

But it would be cool if he had some sort of 6 port driver so he could use all the memories at once. I like it!

[Den-O]

I agree that Kuugas are some of the most fun Figuarts out there, but the Ryuki releases typically are better. But Fourze? God those are just awful. I haven't handled a single one that felt as nice as my other Figuarts. Every one I've owned is cheap feeling and has QC problems all over the place. Switches that don't stay in the belt, limbs that are made to pop off but won't, knee pads that shoot across the room, loose shoulder joints. I actually like the OOO Figuarts better than the Fourze ones at this point!