Phanpy - Pokemon Pokeball Flip-out Plush Toy
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Labels: $51-$75, 5 to 7 years, action figures
Starscream is the Decepticon transforming robot-to-jet vehicle figure. It featured with firing missile launchers in F-22 Raptor jet mode that attach to the robot’s arms in robot mode. Starscream found his taste of command as the absence Megatron on Earth in leading the hunt for the AllSpark. Initially, he has experienced firsthand the brutality that allows Megatron to maintain control over his Decepticon legions.
It is a style of leadership that Starscream takes to with gusto, punishing disobedience without mercy and rewarding success only with a narrowed eye and threatening gesture. He craves ultimate control, and looks forward to the day when Megatron makes the mistake that allows him the opportunity to slip a jagged shard of steel between his processor clusters. View product details in Amazon
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The resourceful Black Pearl defends itself with unmatched speed and a crafty cannonball barrage attack. With real fabric sails, a cannonball arsenal, and highly detailed parts, this cruising vessel takes no prisoners on the ocean of danger.
Flagship Battler Black Pearl is a 65 pieces, fully buildable battleship with electronic sounds and launching cannonballs that place you in the middle of an ocean battle! Create the Black Pearl and fight for control of the seas. Look for a hidden webcode inside toy to unlock information online! Rebuild and customize your ship with Flagship Battler Flying Dutchman (1070) to create your own battle armada.
Feed the cannonballs into the ship masts and fire through launching cannon ports. Hit the panels on the enemy ship to activate battle sounds and to disable enemy cannons! View product details in Amazon
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Labels: $10-$25, 8 to 11 years, action figures
The Flying Dutchman is the haunted pirate ship which brutally bears down on its prey with aggressive assault from its rapid-fire cannons. Equipped with glow-in-the-dark cannonballs, real cloth sails and highly detailed pieces, this ocean predator is a fearsome fighting frigate.
Flagship Battler Flying Dutchman is made up from 65 pieces, fully buildable battleship with electronic sounds and launching cannonballs. It's gonna place you in the middle of an ocean battle! Create the Flying Dutchman and fight for control of the seas. Look for a hidden webcode inside toy to unlock information online!
In order to create your own battle armada, you can rebuild and customize your ship with Flagship Battler Black Pearl. Feed the cannonballs into the ship masts and fire through launching cannon ports. Hit the panels on the enemy ship to activate battle sounds and to disable enemy cannons! View product details in Amazon
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Megatron is a towering, bulky, dinosaur-footed monstrosity with a varied color scheme noticeably different than that of the movie version. Megatron's jet mode looks a little bit like one of Leonardo da Vinciâs flying machines. His robot mode, bearing a slightly simplified version of the movie Megatron's intricate armor plating, is reasonably well articulated.
Electronic sounds and lights are among Megatron's arsenal of gimmick features. A launching claw that becomes a chain whip, and arms that combine to form a fusion laser cannon are also its ultimate weapon. He was Cybertron's designated Lord High Protector initially. Although eventually Megatron succumbed to his consuming lust for the Allspark.
Megatron's agenda placed him in contrary with Optimus Prime on The Transformers movie. The latter then force to rally a militia against Megatron's Decepticons. Megatron was single-minded and absolutely powerful; the Decepticons gained ground against their adversaries, and as a desperate contingency the Allspark was jettisoned into space. Megatron's attempt to find the Allspark ultimately divided him from his forces and led him into frozen stasis.
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Labels: $10-$25, 8 to 11 years, action figures
Ultimate Bumblebee is perfect for toy collectors and kids alike and recommended for ages five and up, Initially, Ultimate Bumblebee appears as a sleek 2008 Camaro. By its vivid yellow paint and racing stripes, Ultimate Bumblebee's car form is as well built as any model car and would be a perfect addition to a cabinet or dresser top. No matter the surface, carpet or hard surfaces alike, the car is able to roll freely.
There is more to Ultimate Bumblebee's Camaro form than meets the eye. Just like all of the transformers. When it is time for him to come out of action and confront his enemies, he will transform into a powerful robot. Equipped with a plasma cannon, he is more than prepared to defend your local Autobot from Decepticon attacks.With a few minor adjustments, kids can transform Ultimate Bumblebee seamlessly between his robot and his vehicle mode. His robot mode stands an impressive 14 inches, and is fully articulated, meaning that kids can adjust him into any pose. He is also incredibly detailed, likely one of the most attractive action figures your aspiring heros will ever get their hands on. View product details in Amazon
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Labels: 8 to 11 years, above $100, action figures
I'm being addicted to these series of collectibles especially this one. Cyclops does the amazing things which I used to dream when kids. Emanating laser lights from both eyes rates him as the second after the legendary Superman. The thing that I didn't like that he couldn't control the power by himself, thus he needed those goggles to protect the beam of being uncontrolled. But the goggles does made a 'superhero touch' instead. View product details in Amazon
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The 12 Marvel Icons are larger counterparts to Marvel Legends with 30 points of articulation. Each Icon includes an interactive display base and a book with a full history of the character. Magneto features what looks to be a cloth cape and a removable helmet. In his capacity as Master of Magnetism, Magneto transcended a tragic childhood to establish himself as a dark champion of the mutant cause. He rallied like minds to form the Brotherhood of Evil Mutants---an organization quickly set in opposition of the X-Men. Though Magneto shared a friendship with and a linked ideology to Professor X, he (Magneto) set about enlightening and liberating his fellow mutants in a much less altruistic manner. Frequently, Magneto's answer to the problem of mutant oppression involved either the subjugation or eradication of most non-mutants. View product details in Amazon
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This is the first Marvel item I've purchased since Hasbro took over the Marvel contract from Toy Biz and boy am I disappointed.
First off the articulation for the figure has only 23 points where as the Toy Biz Icon Series averaged 30 or more.
Second the paint is already starting to scrape off around certain joints after posing it only 2 times.
Third the inability to articulate the hands or rotate the legs below the knee greatly reduces the posability factor.
Fourth the head is way too small for the body. The Silver Surfer is suppose to be slender so therefore the head should look larger not smaller.
Last the plastic is made of a much cheaper grade than what Toy Biz used and I suspect that has something to do with why the level of muscular detail is less than what it was during the Toy Biz tenure. View product details in Amazon
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This is one of the more inspired versions of Doctor Doom. Sheathed in his intricate mechanized armor, Doom appears to have a real fabric tunic and hooded cloak. This is a classic interpretation of Doctor Doom with a slightly modernized edge. The armor and segmented gauntlets retain the familiar cruel medieval look, though the mask is given a slight facial caricature. Doctor Doom is a textbook example of a classic supervillain. His foundation is a structure of tyrannical ruthlessness, but he's also extremely textured and complex, existing far beyond the need of self-justification and following his own sort of code. Doom's computer-powered armor or even his mastery of the esoteric arts serve as much of his power, giving him great strength and durability, enabling him to trade punches with the Thing or contradict the powers of the Human Torch and the Invisible Woman, but Doomâs primary resource is his great intellect, and in this arena, he finds himself at a constant stalemate with the mind of Reed Richards.
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Paint scarred and chrome chipped by shrapnel from a hundred battles, he is the oldest of the Autobots. His right hip is a mass of bypases and temporary solutions, his power core and timing system are irregular and his idle is set way too high; but his optics are the sharpest on Cybertron, and his cannon arm is as steady as ever. Optimus prime relies on him for tactical advice and cool head. As long as they keep making missiles compatible with his cannons, he'll keep fighting, until every last Decepticon is a smoldering wreck.
After being a fan of Transformers when I was younger, I had to go out and get at least one of the new toys for the movie. (Although I'm 28 years old). Let me just say that first of all I am very impressed. Although transforming this thing from truck to robot and back almost took the better part of an hour for the first time, the look and feel of the finished transformed product is amazing. Although some of the other Transformers seem a little top heavy in robot mode, Ironhide has large feet making him pretty easy to stand up. He also looks awesome in robot mode, with a ton of detail... and the black color makes it very attractive, especially to the older crowd. While in truck mode (and it seems very difficult to get these things back into vehicle mode) the toy actually seems very "playable" with all of the many moving parts snapping back into place nicely to form a solid truck. It it actually looks like a normal toy truck... the engineering that went into this is genius.
However, like I said, I don't think this thing was made for kids. With so many little moving parts, twisting and turning and snapping and folding and clicking, something is bound to break if this guy is overhandled. And I also remember the days that you could pick up a Transformer and figure out how to transform it on your own... View product details in Amazon
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Labels: $26-$50, 8 to 11 years, action figures