[algo448]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Strange,I thought they already released Motoko.

Any word on the Zero Suit Samus? Also, I've seen a Toon Link figure images lying around on a site, is that a Figma as well?

It could be the Nendoroid, haven't heard of a Figma one.
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/det...%24pagecnt%3D1

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Strange,I thought they already released Motoko.

Any word on the Zero Suit Samus? Also, I've seen a Toon Link figure images lying around on a site, is that a Figma as well?

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Originally Posted by algo448

It could be the Nendoroid, haven't heard of a Figma one.
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/det...%24pagecnt%3D1

Yeah, its the Nendoroid. The only other Figma Link is the confirmed-but-unseen Link Between Worlds one. No news on Zero Suit Samus either but Wonderfest is very soon.

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

What's the release date for it?

Still no word on that either.

[Kiryu]

You'd think that between Revoltech and FIgma doing Snake…one of these companies would release a bad cut scene face version.

[Starscream Gaga]

My brother introduce me and my partner to Madoka Magika last week and I really enjoyed it as Neon Genesis-esque Magical Girl series. I had never heard of it before and had no idea it was such a huge franchise with so many fans, but the Figma caught our eyes.

I picked up the Madoka for 3000Y and I was wondering if she's worth keeping? I've had some bad experience with early-ish Figma breaking and wouldn't really like to keep another easily breakable one, but they look to have some of the best thought out accessories I've seen so I'm very intrigued. What are everyone's experiences with the Madoka Figma and is 3000Y an acceptable price? The reviews I've found have been a lot of fan-boying/girling of the show and not much objective discussion of the toys.

[ZeoRangerV]

My girlfriend has all of them (well, bar the two that aren't out yet) and they're great. The only issues we had with them was the bows coming off Madoka's costume and the included Kyubey's tail snapping off. Things that can easily be fixed with a bit of superglue and may vary figure to figure, but the Kyubey tail is definitely something to be careful with.

More seriously, we had a whole joint snap on Homura's shoulder which kinda sucks. Probably a one-off case more to be honest though.

Also Ultimate Godoka is biiiiig. Beautiful sculpting, but not very practical as a toy and really needs a bigger stand than the included basic Figma one.

[MidoGreen]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

My brother introduce me and my partner to Madoka Magika last week and I really enjoyed it as Neon Genesis-esque Magical Girl series. I had never heard of it before and had no idea it was such a huge franchise with so many fans, but the Figma caught our eyes.

I picked up the Madoka for 3000Y and I was wondering if she's worth keeping? I've had some bad experience with early-ish Figma breaking and wouldn't really like to keep another easily breakable one, but they look to have some of the best thought out accessories I've seen so I'm very intrigued. What are everyone's experiences with the Madoka Figma and is 3000Y an acceptable price? The reviews I've found have been a lot of fan-boying/girling of the show and not much objective discussion of the toys.

3,000 yen for Madoka is a good price. I believe I paid more when the Figma came out but it had been awhile.

[FormerTitanium]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

My brother introduce me and my partner to Madoka Magika last week and I really enjoyed it as Neon Genesis-esque Magical Girl series. I had never heard of it before and had no idea it was such a huge franchise with so many fans, but the Figma caught our eyes.

I picked up the Madoka for 3000Y and I was wondering if she's worth keeping? I've had some bad experience with early-ish Figma breaking and wouldn't really like to keep another easily breakable one, but they look to have some of the best thought out accessories I've seen so I'm very intrigued. What are everyone's experiences with the Madoka Figma and is 3000Y an acceptable price? The reviews I've found have been a lot of fan-boying/girling of the show and not much objective discussion of the toys.

3,000Y? That's damn good deal for any Madoka Magica figmas.

[EpsilonX]

edit: I totally thought this said Film (non-toku), not Figma. Disregard

[blastmonkey]

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Originally Posted by Starscream Gaga

My brother introduce me and my partner to Madoka Magika last week and I really enjoyed it as Neon Genesis-esque Magical Girl series. I had never heard of it before and had no idea it was such a huge franchise with so many fans, but the Figma caught our eyes.

I picked up the Madoka for 3000Y and I was wondering if she's worth keeping? I've had some bad experience with early-ish Figma breaking and wouldn't really like to keep another easily breakable one, but they look to have some of the best thought out accessories I've seen so I'm very intrigued. What are everyone's experiences with the Madoka Figma and is 3000Y an acceptable price? The reviews I've found have been a lot of fan-boying/girling of the show and not much objective discussion of the toys.

I'm caught up on the Madoka Figmas (for now), and 3000¥ was a reasonable price to pay. All in all, the quality of the figures are rather high. The joints are tight on all of the figures I own and as you mentioned, the accessories are on point. The durability is on par with recent releases, but due to the intricate designs (tiny little bows and fiddly bits) you may experience some fragility. The only points of which have caused me any problems are Mami's bow on her back and one of Ultimate Madoka's ankle wings. A small dab of super glue fixed those problems.

Plus it's always nice to be able to display them like this:

[MetroPoliceGray]

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Originally Posted by blastmonkey

I'm caught up on the Madoka Figmas (for now), and 3000¥ was a reasonable price to pay. All in all, the quality of the figures are rather high. The joints are tight on all of the figures I own and as you mentioned, the accessories are on point. The durability is on par with recent releases, but due to the intricate designs (tiny little bows and fiddly bits) you may experience some fragility. The only points of which have caused me any problems are Mami's bow on her back and one of Ultimate Madoka's ankle wings. A small dab of super glue fixed those problems.

Plus it's always nice to be able to display them like this:

That's a sweet ass setup. Man, you're making me want these. I have a hard enough time trying to fill out my Figuarts collection.