Even with all the modern gokin being released, this remains one of the best modern gokin in my collection. It just really captures the essence of the original toy without trying to replicate every stupid little gimmick of the show.

Another release in the "Soul Of A Otoko" line.

Clearly, I hadn't been paying close enough attention to my own toys to miss how cool this one is.... but I've done an "about face"!

Fine Molds released two of the most iconic aircraft from Porco Rosso in two different scales, 1/72 and 1/48. This review represents a special package that includes Porco’s Savoia S.21 in 1/72 scale that has the option to build both the Early type and the Late Fio Type but also includes the book “The Age of The Flying Boat.”

Giga Phoenix Beast Air Combination is better known in the US as the Stratoforce Megazord. On the surface it seems to be everything I like in a toy, so why don't I like it?

Here's a rarity, a soft vinyl toy of a Korean kaiju.

The last talker in my collection, the Kamen Rider 1 review has been delayed since I couldn't find it's box...

A reissue of a classic Chogokin toy that is as good as the original.

"SEVEN! SEVEN! SEVEN!
SEVEN! SEVEN! SEVEN! ..."

Strangely, Ultra Seven is actually the second Ultraman.

Another super robot talker that doesn't quite fill me with joy, I think I just realized that the talker format works better for Tokusatsu heroes.

This might well be my least favorite toy rendition of this character that was produced by a major Japanese toy company.

We all know Godzilla had many different designs over the years, but did you know that each Godzilla design had a different name?

From UltraSeven, its a robotic chicken!

If there ever was a toy that deserved the Chogokin name, this is it. This is one heavy bot!