X Japan's 2010 American Tour Video Message

X Japan's Yoshiki gives a video message regarding the band's first-ever North American tour.

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World: The Game

By Paul Robertson

 

The Scott Pilgrim game is out on PSN, and soon on XBOX Live, go get it.

I was lead animator and did all playable characters and strikers, almost all bosses and other art here and there.

Other animation was done by Jonathan Kim, Mariel Cartwright and Justin Cyr.

Stephane Boutin did the backgrounds and all round graphics supervision.

Jonathan Lavigne did the game design and additional art.

Here's some of my stuff:

Also the Scott Pilgrim movie is totally amazing and you should see it. Remember to watch the end credits to see some of my animation.

Premiering Today! Clone Wars Season Three!

Premiering Today! Sym-Bionic Titan!

[Source: ToonZone] By Karl R. Olson

 One didn't have to watch too many episodes of Dexter's Laboratory or Samurai Jack to know that Genndy Tartakovsky had a serious affinity for giant robots of all stripes. However, in Dexter he used them to satirize the tropes common to giant robot shows, and in Samurai Jack he used them as something for the title character to shred to bits.

Sym-Bionic Titan changes this trend dramatically, somehow embracing and re-contextualizing the tropes he once mocked, and Tartakovsky turns the mech (and those that pilot it) into the kind of hero audiences have come to expect from him: amazingly cool. In fact, while Megas XLR might be the first American giant robot show, Sym-Bionic Titan may be America's first dramatically driven attempt at the concept. The design elements are honest attempts to embrace modern ideas of mech design; the story would feel right at home in the glory days of Japanese giant robot cartoons; and the overall setting seems like the perfect homage to many of those classics as well. This isn't to say, though, that it's not distinctly American nor without humor. The high school setting is made for satire, down to the twiggy cheerleaders and grotesquely overbuilt jocks, while the Earth backgrounds quite plainly evoke the Southern California scenery that Cartoon Network studios itself is situated in, even if the show is supposed to be set Sherman, Illinois, a not so subtle nod to the late John Hughes. Without a hint of idiosyncrasy, it feels like some one made a modern yet classic giant robot series in the United States.

But I'm getting a bit ahead of myself. Our story begins with Ilana, an alien princess, Lance, a young soldier sworn to protect her, and Octus, their robot companion, who have just crash-landed on Earth. After a skirmish with the US Army, they realize that they'll have to blend in on the planet to keep the princess safe from the same aliens that just destroyed their home world. So, they ask their robot what people their age do on this planet, and since they are both teens, that means high school. After a very awkward first day of class for pretty much everyone, a monster sent to destroy Ilana crash-lands on Earth as well. There's a fight that decimates much of the city, which unlocks the ability for Ilana's mech, Lance's mech and Octus to combine. The monster is soon dead, and the introductory episode comes to a close.

I'd say a lot more, but I feel it'd be spoiling an awesome show. What I can say is that 99 percent of the time, it's not just a good cartoon, it's an awesome and radical cartoon. Every trick Genndy has ever pulled on every show he's worked on shows up here, and he's clearly learned a lot of lessons from his contemporaries. Action scenes with only sound effects, no background music? Check. Brutal take down of giant monsters in the middle of populous cities? He does it better than it was ever done on the Powerpuff GirlsDexter's Lab, and the city damage calls to mind Evangelion. Insane transformation sequences? Check, but with clear homages to shows like Getter Robo, The Big O and Aquarion. In short, even with all the amazing new talent that Cartoon Network has cultivated over the years, Tartakovsky still stands as one of the greatest living animators. Seeing him employ everything in his (and anyone else's) arsenal at once without skipping a beat cements that fact. or
Now, I do have to say 99 percent because there are few moments of less than perfect animation, but it only stands out because so much of the show is just exquisitely storyboarded and timed. A simple lunch room brawl gives Cowboy Bebop a run for its money. A race through a construction site that was already quite evocative of The Fast and The Furious delves into a mix of Speed Racer and Tony Hawk antics when Lance is forced to grind a old Buick down a rail like a skateboard. In fact, it's nice to see that the giant robot aspect will just be one part of a whole action milieu. Similarly, scenes where giant monsters are beat stupid with their own appendages demonstrate that the mech action won't be mired in drama all the time either.

This show so insanely overmatches anything else Cartoon Network has done on the action front since Samurai Jack that it's galling they ever let Genndy out of their grasp. In fact, outside of Gurren Lagann, I can't think of ANY mech series in the past five years or more with action that's half as intense as Titan's. It's funnier than any of the other shows with a high school setting or teenaged cast on Cartoon Network (or really an animation channel.) The voice acting is fantastic (especially Brian Posehn as Octus), and the soundtrack pulls no punches either by quoting the tone of classic giant robot series when appropriate, while almost nodding FLCL-like grunge rock at others.

I guess if I have a criticism, it's that it is very, very homage laden, to the point where it gets to be hard to call it all that original at points. I mean, when the show isn't calling to mind one of Genndy's own classic works, it very often seems referential to another series or film. It would even be possible for a critic to see this and ask what he's bringing new to the table. However, animation has never been one to shy away from homage, parody and sometimes outright plagiarism, and it's clear in the execution this is the kind of referential, post-modern flavor that's more Quentin Tarentino or Teen Titans rather an cheap knock off.

Now, I'm not sure if this is going to be a hit. It's an outstandingly realized, exhilarating series, but it's so good I have to wonder if people are going to be a little overwhelmed by it. However, even if it only lasts a season, it'll be best the season of animation on Cartoon Network in half a decade or more. In regards to the headline, I do actually think it's a better show than Adventure Time, and I think that show is brilliant. Between that and Sym-Bionic Titan, this may be one of the best years for animation on Cartoon Network since the late 90s.

Disney's TANGLED gets a new Trailer

Hoi Hoi San - Pest Terminator

The Illusionist 2010 International Trailer

Fan Homage to Satoshi Kon

Titre :
konsatoshi
Auteur : vinhnyu - Date : 01/01/1970 à 01h33

Upcoming Releases

[Source: aicn.com] Manga girl series Pretty Cure has begun being offfered on the UK's Sky Digital Channels PopGirl and PopGirl +1. The anime is currently streaming on a number of North American outlets, including Crunchyroll

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The first season of She-Ra: Princess of Power series will be released on DVD, She-Ra: Volume 1, Season 1 (20 episodes; $19.93 SRP) and through digital downloads on iTunes (www.itunes.com) and Hulu. In addition, for the first time, the entire series is coming to DVD, She-Ra: The Complete Series 25th Anniversary Edition (93 episodes; $99.93 SRP). The box set will include collectible stickers, an iron-on and an episode guide. “As the most powerful woman in the universe, She-Ra continues to add her strength to our collector portfolio,” said Scott Neitlich, Manager, Action Play Marketing, Mattel, Inc. “Being able to give fans new collectibles and keeping our heroine relevant after 25 years through new adaptations is a true testament to the iconic stature of She-Ra.”

To commerate the series' 25th anniversary, Mattel will also release a series of collectibles on www.MattyCollector.com throughout the year, including a She-Ra action figure.

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Pirates of Dark Water will be released on DVD by Warner Archive

TVShowsOnDVD is also reporting that more classic cartoons are being prepared, with Thundarr the Barbarian and Josie and the Pussycats in Outer Space being the most commonly mentioned possibilities.

Anime Midstream
Anime Midstream Inc. announced today that Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh will now be known as Matchless Raijin-Oh due to copyright updates with Sunrise. Matchless Raijin-Oh DVD Volume 2 will be available for release on September 13th. The second volume includes episodes 6 through 10 of the 51 episode series in both English Language and Japanese Language with English Subtitles along with DVD extras. The DVD will be available at Anime Midstream's website and other online stores.

FUNimation
FUNimation Entertainment today announced that it has acquired home entertainment, broadcast and digital rights for the fantasy adventure series “Disgaea” from d-rights.

The 12-episode series is directed by Kiyotaka Isako (“Love Hina” and “Utawarerumono”) and based on the popular Disgaea role-playing games developed by Nippon Ichi Software.

About Disgaea
The Netherworld is in chaos since the death of its Overlord. His demon son sets out to claim the throne, accompanied in his adventures by an angel-assassin trainee, and his demon underling who controls an army of minions. Along the way they’ll meet a variety of friends and foes including curvy scientists, healers, samurai and more. When three major powers –demons, angels, and humans—vie for control, obtaining and maintaining the title of Overlord won’t be easy. 

FUNimation will release the complete series on DVD in early 2011.

In the meantime, watch the first episode featuring the English voice track now live on www.funimation.com/video

the dub case for FUNimation's release of the Madhouse adaptation of Rideback will be 

Rin Ogata: Tia Ballard
Haruki Hishida: Micah Solusod
Megumi Yoda: Alexis Tipton
Tenshiro Okakura: Bryan Massey
Shouko Uemura: Kristi Bingham
Tamayo Kataoka: Stephanie Young

Media Blasters
Releases rescheduled for November include

11/16
Urotsukidoji: Legend of the Overfiend Movie - DVD and Blu-ray
Voltron: Fleet of Doom - Blu-ray

NIS America

Toradora! Vol. 2
9/28/2010
The high school romantic comedy continues as Ryuji and Taiga slowly begin to understand their feelings not just towards their crushes, but what they mean to one another. Christmas pageants, complete with a beautiful song, come and go. During a school trip to a ski resort, Ryuji will learn the truth about Taiga's heart. What will he do with this knowledge? The tiger and dragon stand together, but are they strong enough to face the obstacles life will throw at them?

PERSONA Vol. 2
9/28/2010
The peaceful days at Ayanagi city came to an end for the Kanzato brothers when the eldest brother, Ryo, disappeared one night. His childhood sweetheart was found dead and he was the prime suspect. Shin and Jun deal with the loss of their only remaining family while taking up their brother's will to use their Personas to fight against the dark presence growing in the city. It is up to Shin and his Persona to stop the distortion and bring an end to the Marebito and their twisted goals of exploiting Personas. 

PandoraHearts Vol.1
10/26/2010
Oz Vessalius, who just turned fifteen, leads a rich and privileged life as the heir to the Vessalius name and estate. Everything changes when, during his Coming of Age Ceremony, he is drawn into an eternal prison known as "Abyss." There he meets and is saved by Alice, the Bloody Black Rabbit, or B-Rabbit for short. Join Oz on this fantasy adventure as he unravels the mysteries behind Alice, Abyss, and the "Pandora" organization.

Our Home’s Fox Deity Vol.1
11/16/2010
The Takagami brothers are protected by a supernatural, yet mischievous, fox by the name of “Kugen." Together with an absent-minded shrine maiden, "Ko," their adventures full of action and comedy revolve around the many characters in this mysterious story. Fantasy settings such as with the Onmyoudo are utilized fully in the many battle scenes! Don't miss any of it! Extraordinary things happen in their ordinary lives, coupled with so many characters with so much personality.

Our Home’s Fox Deity
© Jin Shibamura / ASCII
MEDIA WORKS /
Oinarisama Partners

X Japan Invades America with First-Ever U.S. Tour

X Japan will be playing at the Riviera on October 6th @ 7:30PM.  Tickets are on sale now for $29 each; with the "Convenience Fee" ($7.25), its $37.25.  Get there early, because it's standing room only. This venue has one of the best sound systems in Chicago, so it ought to be an awesome show.

Get your tickets now! 

[Source: ShockHound] They've sold over 30 million albums and DVDs in their homeland, and sold out the 55,000-seat Tokyo Dome a record 18 times, but Japanese pop-metal icons X Japan have never managed to rise above cult status in the US — in part because they've never toured here.

That, however, is about to change. Having just made their triumphant US concert debut on Lollapalooza's Main Stage — with a spectacular 50-minute set described by TimeOut Chicago as "the coup of the festival" — the band has announced plans to embark on their first-ever North American tour, with seven concert dates scheduled for September and October.

"We feel like a new band now, like we are going back to the beginning," says X Japan's leader/drummer/pianist/composer Yoshiki about the upcoming concerts, "and it's very, very exciting. We are looking forward to playing smaller venues here in the US., something we haven't been able to do in Japan since the very early days."

Since the band won't be able to fit their gargantuan arena stage setup — which includes catwalks, lasers and holograms — into these theater-sized venues, they'll be relying more upon their music to put the show across, and Yoshiki says they're up to the challenge. ""You don't see good rock shows anymore," Yoshiki recently told one reporter. "Rock doesn't have enough drama now, rap, R&B, and dance music have taken care of that. We want to be part of bringing the drama back to rock."

Formed in 1982 by Yoshiki and vocalist Toshi, X Japan initially scandalized their glam-tastic "visual-kei" look (which has since been imitated by countless bands around the world) before becoming accepted as a Japanese musical institution. The band broke up in 1997, but reunited ten years later — albeit without their guitarist Hide, who hung himself (some say accidentally) in 1998.

X Japan are currently working on what will be their first album to contain English lyrics. According to Yoshiki, about half of the album will feature some of the band's most popular songs from throughout their career, with all lyrics re-recorded in English, and the other half will be brand-new songs. The album's first single will be "Jade," which was performed at Lollapalooza and will included in the set list for the North American dates.

"While we are confident about coming to America," says Yoshiki, "I don't know if we are going to end up being successful or not. But what I do know is that music breaks down barriers, and it doesn't matter what country the music comes from. Good music is universal."

Watch for an upcoming ShockHound video interview with Yoshiki, and catch X Japan at the dates and venues listed below.

SEPTEMBER
25 Wiltern Theatre, Los Angeles, CA
28 Fox Theatre, Oakland, CA

OCTOBER
1 Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA
3 Queen Elizabeth Theatre, Vancouver, BC CANADA
6 Riviera, Chicago, IL
7 Massey Hall, Toronto, ON CANADA
10 Roseland Ballroom, New York, NY

Awesome Figures

[Source: aicn.com]

Upcoming A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese imports include

BORDER BREAK ZEBRA 41 FINE SCALE MODEL KIT

Each robot in the Border Break series is built on the universal core “Cross Frame” outfitted with additional armor, weapons, and accessories. The robots are fully articulated and poseable, and you can combine and interchange parts from different units to create your own original Blast Runner! Standing 6 inches tall, the Zebra 41 is comprised of approximately 300 parts and has an outstanding 30 points of articulation.

srp $34.99
Available in NOVEMBER

© SEGA

BORDER BREAK COUGAR TYPE S FINE SCALE MODEL KIT A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese
srp $39.99
Available in JANUARY

©SEGA©KOTOBUKIYA Co.,Ltd All Rights Reserved.

KOTOBUKIYA FRAME ARMS TYPE 38 MODEL 1 REMODELING RYURAI MULTI
ASSEMBLE MECHANICAL UNIT KIT
While the Zennrai featured a booster pack and heavy armor, the Ryurai goes even further with massive weaponry and advanced systems. It also continues the “main battle tank” motif with tank treads and alternate heavily armored legs. The Ryurai features all-new components like the S5 Optical Visor, Long Range Plasma Solid Cannon, and Type 65 Shield in addition to its standard complement of weapons. Standing almost 6 1/2 inches tall, the robot is comprised of approximately 300 parts providing nearly 30 points of articulation.

srp $34.99
Available in November

©Kotobukiya CO.,LTD.

ONE-SHOT BUG KILLER!! INTERCEPTOR DOLL HOIHOI-SAN OBORO PLASTIC MODEL KIT
A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese import! Hoi Hoi-San cannot be stopped! Joining the line of 1:1 scale models of Interceptor Dolls is the first accessory kit straight out of the hit series, Pest- X’s awesome OBORO motorcycle! Increasing the Doll’s fighting capabilities dramatically, the
Oboro has two distinct modes. Pest-X can ride the device in motorcycle mode, and when you transform it into the “Daitetsuwan” (“large arms”) mode the Interceptor can wear it behind her shoulders and take on Combat-San with her special “Zentaz Ryudaken (Mikazuchi)” move!

You’ll be hard-pressed to choose how to display this model, with its sleek and stylish vehicle mode and the powerful exo-skeleton form with huge arms and hands! Pre-painted in dark blue and red parts to match its rider, the 6 ½ inch long (1/1 scale!) Oboro even has synthetic rubber tires that feel real.

srp $39.99
Available in NOVEMBER

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ONE-SHOT BUG KILLER!! INTERCEPTOR DOLL HOI HOI-SAN MINI WITH HOI HOI CARRY
Interceptor Doll Hoi Hoi-San is the main character’s diminutive assistant and support staff, HOI HOI-SAN MINI WITH HOI HOI CARRY! This little “doll” resembles her boss, with a cute maid’s uniform complete with bowtie, puffy shoes, gloves, and a big bow in her hair. She may be small, but she’s still an Interceptor Doll and comes armed with a special “Pumping Gun” in her size. She also brings an exclusive “Hand Gatling Gun” for her boss, and the fantastic Hoi Hoi Carry. A portable armory, the Carry cart has hooks on its sides for weapon storage as well as a dividing plate and opening hatch for loading items big and small. Hoi Hoi-San Mini also comes with extra eye parts for customization, three sets of hands (closed, open, and weapon gripping), and special decals. At just over 3 ¼ inches tall she is in 1:1 scale along with the other One-Shot Bug Killer!! robots.

Sculpted by Tsukuru Shirahige and Yuta Itoyama, the extermination assistant and her gear are comprised of

approximately 200 pieces, and Mini has 30 points of articulation.

srp $39.99
Available in JANUARY

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PATLABOR THE MOBILE POLICE ~ GRIFFON D-STYLE MODEL KIT

The Griffon D-Style model kit captures the look of the original mecha with stunning detail in a cute little package. With 60 pre-painted parts and easy snap-fit assembly, no glue or paint is necessary! In addition to the classic jet black color scheme, the Griffon also has several tampo print logos; there are also special pre-painted parts including the camera eye, red chest triangle, and hips. You can display the diminutive robot with various included parts like the flight unit or the aqua unit and multiple hands. Standing slightly over 4 ¼ inches tall, this little robot has approximately 15 points of articulation.

srp $19.99
Available in DECEMBER

©HEADGEAR / BANDAI VISUAL / TOHOKUSHINSHA

ARMORED CORE GA GAN01-SUNSHINE-L FINE SCALE MODEL KIT
A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese import! The next robot in the Variable Infinity Series from Armored Core For Answer is the highly anticipated GA GAN01-SUNSHINE-L! The long-awaited flagship model of GA, the Sunshine is one of the player’s default corporate Armored Cores and a fan favorite with its heavy armor and weapons. Resembling a main battle tank, the robot is made up of blocky armored sections built to withstand incredible punishment. Able to mete out quite a bit of destruction on its own, the Sunshine is equipped with twin handheld GAN01-SS- WB bazookas and shoulder-mounted CHEYENNE02 missile launchers. Standing 7 inches tall (1/ 72 scale), this powerful unit is comprised of approximately 600 parts and when fully assembled it has 20 points of articulation for extreme poseability! AC kits require easy snap fit assembly with included pictorial assembly instructions and do not need to be painted.

srp $54.99
Available DECEMBER

© 1997-2009 FromSoftware, Inc. All rights reserved.

BROKEN BLADE FAFNIR GENERAL BALDR’S GOLEM FINE SCALE MODEL KIT

Standing almost 6 ½ inches tall, the robot is comprised of approximately 200 parts.

srp $34.99
Available in JANUARY

© Yunosuke Yoshinaga, Flex Comix / BBPC

BAKEMONOGATARI ~ MAYOI HACHIKUJI ANI*STATUE
A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese import! From the smash hit anime series Bakemonogatari comes the second in a series of Ani*Statues, the ghost MAYOI HACHIKUJI! Forever trying to complete her journey to her mother’s house, the young girl met up with Koyomi and eventually reached her destination. Always on the move, Mayoi trudges along determinedly, clutching the straps to her plush animal-inspired overstuffed backpack. She wears a school girl outfit with a white short-sleeved shirt, bowtie, high socks, and a pink suspendered skirt with matching shoes. Mayoi has lots of unique details including a bandage on her knee, embroidered cherries on her skirt, a bracelet, headband, and leafy hair decorations! While her whole body is in motion, the ghost girl stares straight ahead toward her destination, a slight smile on her lips. Sculpted by Koei Matsumoto, Mayoi stands 7 ½ inches tall (1/8th scale) and is constructed of high-quality pvc plastic.

srp $69.99
Available in JANUARY

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MIZUIRO ~ YUKI KATASE -NEKOMIMI BLOOMER- ANI*STATUE
A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese import! The main heroine of the hit game Mizuiro, YUKI KATASE is well known to fans around the world as the mascot for the Nekoneko brand. She’s also the quintessential Imouto or “sister” character, and the perfect addition to the “4 Leaves” series of iconic archetypes. Based on the main illustration from the “Neko Neko Fan Disc,” Yuki is posed bent over, supporting herself on a giant golden spoon. She is dressed in a colorful school uniform embellished by cat ears, a tail, and cat’s paw shoes. Yuki’s “ears” are removable, as is her short skirt to reveal her pretty blue bloomers. As a special bonus, she comes with a 40mm scale Mecha Shindo mini figure! Yuki stands almost 6 ½ inches tall (in 1/7th scale) .

srp $79.99
Available in DECEMBER

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TORADORA! ~ TAIGA AISAKA ANI*STATUE
A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese import! Coming straight out of the TV series finale of Toradora! is the beautiful but antisocial TAIGA AISAKA. Dressed in a black school girl uniform complete with thigh high black stockings and blue shoes, the “Palmtop Tiger” stands nervously with her hands behind her back and one foot pointed innocently inward. Fans will adore her cute “tsundele” face, and “moe” lovers will especially appreciate the “absolute territory” between her skirt and coat! Sculpted by former garage kit dealer and star of Wonder Festival 2010 Winter “Okamoto Dou Noa Sakura,” Taiga stands fully 10 inches tall (in 1/6th scale)!

srp $69.99
Available in DECEMBER

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DC X BISHOUJO COLLECTION BATGIRL BISHOUJO STATUE
Celebrating DC Comics’ 75th Anniversary, Kotobukiya is proud to debut the very first in a new line of beautiful bishoujo-inspired statues, BATGIRL! The DC X Bishoujo Collection combines DC’s superheroines and villains with traditional Japanese stylings. The classic and best known Batgirl first appeared in 1967, the alter ego of Gotham City police commissioner’s daughter Barbara Gordon. Brilliant and courageous, Batgirl helped defend the good citizens of Gotham City alongside her mentor Batman. Barbara comes to you now in the Japanese bishoujo (pretty girl) style based on original character art by world famous illustrator Shunya Yamashita!

Sculpted by Atelier Bamboo, Batgirl is constructed of high-quality pvc plastic and stands approximately 9 inches tall (in an increased 1/7 scale for DC X Bishoujo statues) with the exclusive Gotham City gargoyle base.
srp $59.99
Available in DECEMBER

© TM & DC Comics. (s10)

MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS KOTOBUKIYA COLLECTION
DANGER ROOM SESSION PSYLOCKE FINE ART STATUE A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese

Sculpted by Erick Sosa, Psylocke stands approximately 12 inches tall (1/6th scale) atop an exclusive base – the severed hand of a mutant-hunting Sentinel

Every mutant in the Danger Room Sessions series is mounted on a unique Danger Room holographic environment with translucent parts that glow with a built-in LED light in the base.

srp $169.99
Available in FEBRUARY

Marvel, Psylocke: TM & © 2010 Marvel Entertainment, LLC and its subsidiaries. Licensed by
Marvel Characters B.V. www.marvel.com. All rights reserved.

MARVEL X BISHOUJO COLLECTION EMMA FROST BISHOUJO STATUE
Based on original character art by illustrator Shunya Yamashita.

Emma Frost stands approximately 8 inches tall (in 1/8 scale with the other Marvel x Bishoujo statues) atop an exclusive environmental display base and is constructed of high-quality pvc plastic. Sculpted by Takashi “GILL GILL” Tsukada

srp $59.99
Available in DECEMBER

Marvel, Emma Frost: TM & © 2010 Marvel Entertainment, LLC and its subsidiaries. Licensed by
Marvel Characters B.V. www.marvel.com. All rights reserved.

STAR WARS DARTH MAUL LIGHT UP ARTFX STATUE

Sculpted by Junnosuke Abe, Darth Maul stands approximately 11 inches (in 1/7th scale with all other Star Wars ARTFX Statues). With its detailed construction and unique styling, this Sith
menace is a snap-fit kit that can be put together easily in seconds without glue or modeling skill

srp $119.99
Available in FEBRUARY

©2010 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved. Used under authorization.

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