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Vault Review: Anguirus
(Sci-Fi Revoltech #021)

VaultJanuary 14, 2011January 14, 201112

Number nineteen in Revoltech’s Sci-Fi line is Toho’s second giant monster, Anguirus. A loyal friend to Godzilla with a tenacious fighting style, Anguirus has become one of the most loved kaiju among fans. Plus, I’m also hoping that between his and Rodan’s inclusion in the line, Godzilla can’t be too far behind.

VaultJanuary 4, 20115

So, did everyone get what they wanted for Christmas? Raise your hand if you asked for peace on earth, but settled for toys! It's up to me to kick off IAT’s first review of the new year and nothing says Happy New Year better than a giant radioactive pteranodon. You guessed it, Sci-Fi Revoltech #19: Rodan

VaultOctober 13, 2010October 12, 20106

Taking a break from the giant monsters this time out, Revoltech has released the Type 66 Maser Cannon as its fifteenth “figure” in the Sci-Fi line. Godzilla fans will recognize this classic laser shooting satellite dish as one of Japan’s weapons against the monsters, but how does it stack up against this line

VaultAugust 10, 2010April 16, 201213

With the upcoming movie Trigun: Badlands Rumble, what better time to make a few figures from this space western anime series? Last week I reviewed Revoltech’s Vash the Stampede. This week I'm taking a look at the other half of the first series: Nicholas D. Wolfwood.

VaultAugust 6, 2010August 6, 201010

With the upcoming release of the new Trigun movie: Badlands Rumble, it’s no surprise that a new set of figures were also in the works. What did surprise me, or should I say delight, is that these figures are being made by the Revoltech Company. But how does this new Vash the Stampede stack up against previous versions?

VaultMarch 29, 2010June 10, 201010

“A hidden treasure. A murder. And a village full of secrets. Pit your wits against the puzzles of St. Mystere. Can you crack the case?” These are the words that the trailer for Professor Layton and the Curious Village tempted me with. A puzzle solving murder mystery, with a unique animation style and a playful yet elusive soundtrack. I was sold instantly. If you're not familiar with Professor Layton, I encourage you to check his DS Game's homepage.

Three years later, Japan is about to enjoy their fifth installment of the Layton franchise, with an animated movie soon to follow. So far the United States just got the second game, Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, last year. I am jealous to say the least. Lucky for me though, I can satiate some of my Layton cravings with the brand new Professor Layton figure from Japan’s highly popular Revoltech line.

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Vault Review: Anguirus
(Sci-Fi Revoltech #021)

Vault Review: Rodan
(Sci-Fi Revoltech #019)

Vault Review: Type 66 Maser Cannon (Sci-Fi Revoltech #015)

Vault Review: Nicholas D.
Wolfwood (Revoltech #092)

Vault Review: Vash the
Stampede (Revoltech #091)

Vault Review: Professor Layton