Showing posts with label funko pops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funko pops. Show all posts

Tuesday, 25 October 2016

Return of the 90's X-men the Funko style

Now that the mutants are back on track with the upcoming "ResurrXion" in the comics and the last Wolverine movie, "Logan", X-men fans have another thing to look forward. As announced from the collector corps blog, Funko will bring back our childhood memories as they launch this coming November an extensive line of 90's X-men. This line includes mutants in variety of forms including Pop!, Dorbz, and Mystery Minis.

First with the fan favorite Funko Pop, Fellow mutants Cable, Archangel, Quicksilver in his classic blue suit, Psylocke, Sabretooth and Storm in her Mohawk style. They will also launch a Magneto Pop! keychain to add badassery in your keys.



Second in line are the adorable Dorbz, these Dorbz figures are approximately 3-inches tall andcome packaged in a window display box. Joining their ranks are Storm, Psylocke, Sabretooth, Cyclops, Dark Phoenix, Emma Frost which has a diamond chase variant ( 1 in 6 rarity) and Cable which is a Walmart exclusive.



Last one is the Mystery Minis which includes Wolverines and ten other X-men characters.



All products above will be available this coming November so be sure to check out your favorite Funko retailers.

Bonus. Check out this cute Beast riding the Blackbird Jet coming this December!

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

All new and All different Toycon!



Toycon is considered as a con to watched out for all toy hunters in the Philippines. Whether you collect Marvel and DC action figures, Gunpla, Hotwheels, Dolls, Figuarts, Die Casts, Statues and other stuff, this is the real deal. This is the place where you can find the toy that you wanted when you were a kid or the missing piece in your collection.



However, with the sudden announcement
of the ticket price, some people don't seem to like the idea of change. The increase of the ticket price was unreasonable at first but for me, it's damn worth it tho I'm hesitant to go in the first place.





I've been attending toycon for a few years and I can say that there are numerous problems. First, is the place. It's like you're in an air conditioned Divi but with less wild people. Lot of people roaming around, taking pictures, and looking for the toys. If you're a cosplayer and wearing heavy armor, props in all your body, sweat all over because of the heat but you have to act in character and roam around, I can say that you're really have the passion and love on what you were doing. That is why i salute all the cosplayers who gave an extra excitement and a plus factor in the event. Let' us be frank here, people love to take  selfies with them, especially with a hottie cosplayer, right??? Ooopppss!! :) Cheers to all the cosplayers for surviving the event!! Second is the Food area. you can't properly eat with the amount of people and extreme heat ( For me coz I sweat a lot). But if you are hungry as hell, i don't think that it will matter. 




Nevertheless, this year's Toycon is a game changer. It happened last June 10-12 at SMX convention center. A larger location that can cater more congoers. The gigantic Voltes V is this year's main attraction with the 22 ft iconic robot. Lot of people took  with it, who wouldn't  if you see that gigantic robot right? Of course i'm one of that people. Anyways, they also have a Stan Lee area where you can see stuff with his signatures, like a lot of signatures. a lot of guest like Hodor from Game of Thrones, Mario Maurer, Dean Cain, Pat Lee and many more.



Things that i enjoyed were the tons of booths where you can find great stuff tho I wasn't able to find the Pizza Spidey :( the display area from different toy groups, like I can stare at the display cabs for a long period of time. Gigantic Funkos and NBA players statues that were also selfie catching for the people. Lots of stuff I can't even put it all here hahaha.



The last flaw that we just noticed was the.....space management. Yeah it's spacious especially on the right side, likke more people on the selling area that leads to less people going to the artist alley. I also didn't see the point of putting colorful stuff at the center and the lighting was bad.

Weighing the good and bad, I can say Toycon 2016 is still good. The excitement and thrill of toy hunting is still there. Meeting fellow collectors and gaining new friends would be the real highlight of Toycon 2016. It's a great start to level up the pop culture convention knowing that Asia Pop Comicon will be back this August.

Hauls!