GeN's planning to make a full series review of Girls und Panzer once the final episode comes out. I can safely say that this anime is enjoyable to watch, just as much as I religiously watch The Idolm@ster on repeat. Check it out next week yo! To close this post:
Though rare in occurrence, tank stand offs are freakin' nerve-rackin'
GeN gets three Ichiban Kuji Idolm@ster figures and he is pretty damn impressed by it. These was a gift from a friend of mine as he was busy spending his long holiday. He knows my deep love for the Idolm@ster franchise and decided to give something Idolm@ster related as he spends his holidays overseas. These are chibi figures that each contain their own stage that can lock onto each other. The idols themselves are wearing their new outfits that is present in The Idolm@ster Shiny Festa series. This set is pretty cool and I'm excited to get the rest of the idols and combine them together to make one big brilliant stage. Here are some more pics and a video review done by myself if you want to have a deep look into it:
These are what the bozes for this figure and stage set looks like.
So, keep an eye out if ya wanna buy these.
This is a shot on the front of the packaging.
Here's a close up shot of Chihaya. Each figure comes
with a color coded microphones, unique for each idol.
Here's one of Haruka. There's a slight articulation
on the neck that you can face the head left or right.
And then there's Miki. No mistake that they used
the updated IM@S designs.
Here's a view from the right. As you can see, the stages can be connected side by side
and/or on top of each other. Now, imagine if you have all of the idols in 765 Pro...
Here's a shot from the left.You can see that these stages
can be connected together simply by using the conveniently
designed parts and the support poles given for each set.
