Hey, I made another video review, taking a look at COBRA Commander, Battlefield General, from a favorite toy line of mine, GI Joe Sigma 6.
I've also been (sorta) busy making new photo galleries/reviews at TokuNation.com, too. I've started going through all the SH Figuarts from the Kamen Rider W series, starting with his three main forms.
SH Figuarts Kamen Rider W Cyclone Joker
SH Figuarts Kamen Rider W Heat Metal
Lt Stone in Cobra Trooper Disguise, GI Joe Sigma 6 by Hasbro.
All the Sigma 6 figures are awesome (except for the three Cobra robot things), although some are even a little bit more excellent, and Lt Stone is one of them. He's the spy for the Joe Team, and as such is a master of disguise. As can be seen in this picture, he includes arm and chest armor, as well as a helmet, to pose as a Cobra soldier. Additionally, he comes with a Zartan mask, who is Cobra's master of disguise. The mask is an full headpiece that fits right over Stone's head, and looks exactly like the Zartan figure. The only oddity, is that it's made of translucent plastic, I guess so it doesn't confuse the kids?
Still, Lt Stone comes with more accessories, fitting for a backstabbing spy. He has a removable knife in a shieth on his left calf, two pistols with silencers and a removable belt with holsters, a removable shoulder holster with another pistol, this one not suppressed. He also has a jaunty little beret. Finally, every Sigma 6 figure has an oversized weapon of some sort that features a spring-loaded action feature of some kind; Stone's is a giant net launcher. It has two sliding pieces on the top and bottom that can be removed, which makes it look like a large, double-barreled gun.
Some men just want to watch the world burn. - Commissioner Gordon
Sigma 6 Danger in the Jungle with Storm Shadow, by Hasbro
I don't want to kill you, and you don't want to be dead. - Schlock Mercenary
Storm Shadow, Sigma 6 wave 1 by Hasbro
Remember Kids: Sometimes you drink the milk, sometimes the milk drinks you.
Samurai Storm Shadow from the Sigma 6 line. These figures are so great, the have so many accessories, really good articulation, and lots of ninjas. I love ninjas.
Remember Kids: In the heat of battle, heroes emerge, sometimes from the most unlikely of sources.
From the GI Joe Sigma 6 line: Sigma Strike Duke (which TRU are still flooded with, even though the figure is 2 or 3 years old) and Heavy Duty.
Remember Kids: Sometimes you have fun, and sometimes the fun has you. - Schlock Mercenary
I love the Sigma 6 line, and will be collecting almost the entire line. Bold yellow are top priorities. Will take loose/complete or unopened figures.
View the entire line at Sigma 6 Central
Backblast 
Barrel Roll 
Deep Six 
Finally got some new toys.
First up, Dragon Ball Z figures, Freeza, Vegetto, Super Sayian Vegita.
All my DBZ figs so far, the additions are Piccolo, Goku, and Super Sayian Goku.
I also got some DCUC wave 4, Captain Atom, and my personal favorite from the wave, Artemis, the variant Wonder Woman. From the comics I've seen with her, her chest needs to be bigger, but that's pretty common with comic book heroines, and she does have her ridiculous(ly cool) long pony tail.
Additionally, it was discovered tonight that Toys 'R' Us is having a 50% off sale on GI Joe Sigma 6 figures, so I picked up the only one they had (that I cared about), Zartan.
And I've been meaning to post a couple random pictures of some Sigma 6 figures that I don't think I posted about when I got them. Presenting Ninja Armor Snake Eyes and Shaouri Crossbow Storm Shadow (pictured without his crossbow).
And finally, I thought my animated Batman DVD collection was complete with the arrival of Volume 2 of the animated series, however the disc appear to be scratched beyond my acceptance level, and the fourth disc had sticky droplets on it too, so I may still be in the market for this set.
In closing: Time passed like Friday night's beer on Saturday morning.
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