Kill la Kill “Real Action Heroes Figure”

From the hugely popular, action-packed anime Kill laKill, comes two striking figures as part of Medicom Toy’s high-end Real Action Heroes figure line.  Both figures come with very revealing Kamui Senketsu, and every detail of it has been meticulously sculpted for supreme accuracy.

Ryuko in her sexy battle outfit with her special weapon! 

Note:
The first production run on the figure will feature a Katatachi Basami mode of the scissor blade (the actual scissor shape) in addition to the standard Tachikiri Basami ("rending scissor") part.

 Size: Approx. 27cm tall, selling for the premium price of 21,500yen.

The set includes

-Main figure
-Expression parts
-Eye expression parts
-Katatachi basami
-Articulated figure stand
[Initial Production Limited]
-Katatachi basami buttagiri mode

Satsuki in her battle mode, ready to show who is in charge!

Note:
First production run comes with shouting face part.

Size: Approx. 27cm tall, selling for  the premium price of  23,760yen.

The set includes

-Main figure
-Expression parts
-Eye parts
-Weapon part "Bakuzan"
-Articulated figure stand
[Initial Production Limited Bonus]
-Shouting face part

Pre-order, now available from the following sites: CDJAPAN, HOBBYSEARCH, YESASIA, J-LIST, and PLAMOYA.

Scroll down to see pictures of each of the available characters: Matoi Ryuko and Kiryuin Satsuki. Click on them for bigger and better views.

MedicomToy REAL ACTION HEROES No.664 Kill la Kill Matoi Ryuko Kamui Senketsu Ver.

Release Date: November 2014

MedicomToy REAL ACTION HEROES No.683 Kill la Kill Kiryuin Satsuki Kamui Junketsu Ver. 

Release Date: May 2015

Kill La Kill Review

What happens when you mix an all out war on clothes with action-packed, comedy driven, high emotion characters with an awesome story in a show? Kill la Kill of course. Strap in and hold on to your fabric, it's going to be a long ride.

Synopsis: Ryuko Matoi is a schoolgirl out to find the other half of a blade that was left at the scene of her father's murder.  Her findings leads her to Honnuji Academy where the headmaster, Satsuki Kiryun, claims to know or is the cause of Ryuko father's murder. It's also the place where the students wear super powered uniforms. She comes across a living uniform called Senketsu, who gives her the power to find out the truth, and unravel a whole lot of kicka** onto the world!



Characters: I love Ryuko. Like she falls under one of my favorite heroines of all time. She kicks butt, she know what she wants, and she kicks butt (did I already say that). Besides the main character, all of them are quirky and at the same time endearing. One of the characters I had a hard time taking seriously and as time went on, I can understand why. He was mysterious and yet towards the middle and end of the series, I was taken back by him. Everyone who watched the whole series, probably knows who I am talking about. Also the villains in the show are diabolically evil and intriguing. One of them makes my skin crawl and you will see her later on in the show. Another villain just is sweet as she can be then flipped at a drop of a dime and its so creepy.

Music: The music, just as the show, is so good. Justin did the review of the OST so to hear the great ratings in music check out his post. I have the same feelings as him so for this part I will say ditto.

Animation: Flawless. I have seen a couple of episodes of Gurren Lagann, but I never got into it. The same people that brought you Gurren Lagann brought us Kill la Kill and they did an amazing job. However with this show, enthralled me. The animation is crazy plus there is a lot of fan service for both guys and girls. It immediately grasped me from the first episode and I know it will grab you too.

Overall Rating: 9 out of 10. There is a lot of fan service for my taste but overall its a great story with great action and comedy. I highly recommend this to anyone who likes Gurren Lagann. However I don't recommend this as a "gateway" anime to a person who is just starting out. Enjoy the show and tell us what you think in the comments below. Anime Rules!!!!!!!!!!!! ^-^








                                                     

Kill La Kill OST Review

There is a reason that "Kill La Kill" is one of the hottest anime's right now. Not only does the anime have great characters, an interesting story but along with all those ingredients Hiroyuki Sawano has composed one hell of a soundtrack. "Kill La Kill" OST is pack with different styles of music for fans. It has a mixture of rock, pop, classical and even some dance/house tracks. You would think with all these different sounds, that the soundtrack would sound all over the place. However this is not the case with "Kill La Kill." Hiroyuki Sawano has carefully integrated these sounds that not only set the tone for the anime, but also gives the soundtrack tons of replay value.

The album consist of eighteen songs, six songs are vocal tracks and the rest is orchestrated or instrumental tracks. The opening song "Before My Body Is Dry" by Miku Kobayashi is a great start off song. The song is a combination of rock and rap and it's one of my favorite tracks of the whole album. I personally would love a version without the rap in it. It's nothing against the artist I just feel like the rap felt out of place. Other than that little complaint the soundtrack is easy to listen from beginning to end. There wasn't a single track that I skip or felt that it didn't belong with the anime. Some of the stand out tracks are "Before My Body Is Dry", "I want to know", "KILL7la切ル" and "Light your heart up." Overall if your a fan of the anime I suggest you pick up the ost. It has amazing vocal tracks and amazing instrumental tracks as well. This album you can relax too, or even workout too. It's a killer soundtrack for a killer anime.

Final Rating - 4.5/5

It's An Otaku Thing EP 5: Hearts of Kingdom

On this episode of It's An Otaku Thing. Justin and Ashley discuss Attack on Titan, Kite Live Action trailer, the anime Kill la Kill. Also chat about manga and anime news and Kingdom Hearts.