ugh, another transformer that DOESN'T transform! Might as well just calling them Formers because they only seem to HAVE 1 FORM!
any idea why this one is so much cheaper than the original ones that came out that were about 150-200$? The originals were 12".. how big is this one?
Is the chest filled with candy? worth $10 bucks if its filled with some crazy japanese, weird flavored candy.
Is the chest filled with candy? worth $10 bucks if its filled with some crazy japanese, weird flavored candy.
I guess they couldn't get away with it, but... wouldn't a beer theme make more sense? Is there a collector out there who's so into milk that he thinks this is a cool idea? (when a lot of adults are plain lactose intolerant, and there's growing evidence that milk isn't even necessary for a healthy diet) I don't think we need more milk propaganda. It's hard not to see this as that. Go home Optimus; we don't want your milk.
This "arguement" is as old as time and hasn't gained any traction with it. Transformers is a franchise, not just a descriptor. There's obviously going to be non-transforming merchandise just like any brand has off-colour merch.
at $10 ( assuming the price is correct) it might actually be priced at what it ought to be unlike most vinyls. Mind i still have on interest but at least I will not scoff at the price this time.
At $10...I'd be tempted, if just for the novelty alone. But since it's coming from Japan, it'll probably be at least $20 after shipping.
Where is there official, Japanese language website to see this? Some random Facebook page isn\'t going to help me track this down on Japan.
(Source: - https://m.facebook.com/soapstudiohk/#!/soapstudiohk/about/?ref=page_internal&mt_nav=1 ) Ahh, I\'ve just did some basic searching, and it seems that this is NOT Japanese. I suspected this, due to the lack of hiragana and katakana on the images (it\'s just kanji). I suspect that the price given is not actually Yen, but perhaps Chinese currency?
The price is in Chinese Yuan, which is about $160 USD. Says it will be on sale at certain locations in Beijing and Guangzhou in the beginning of October.
Just to confirm, that this is a CHINESE/Hong Kong based product, so the price is in Chinese Yuuan, not Japanese Yen (as they share similar symbols). Thus: 1080 Chinese Yuan equals 161.89 US Dollars