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Post by CyHi on Apr 27, 2014 22:35:24 GMT -6
Doesn't mean it's worth buying from them when it's $59+shipping for something and you should expect stains on the figure  I know there might not be stains on the figure, but there could be, and you couldn't do anything about it. It's getting re-released for like $65, and I'm sure other places will protect the order as well. |
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Post by sparkyss4 on Apr 27, 2014 22:58:01 GMT -6
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Post by Gonstead on Apr 27, 2014 23:42:06 GMT -6
Looks horrible for me. You get what you pay for though.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 28, 2014 0:18:52 GMT -6
The joints are a big giveaway to it bring a bootleg. BTW I didn't mean to start an argument over Mandarake  |
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Post by roshisurprise on Apr 28, 2014 4:55:32 GMT -6
Is there a Mikasa Figma that comes with the gold toei sticker or do they all come with the silver one?
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Post by Deleted on Apr 28, 2014 5:10:18 GMT -6
Is there a Mikasa Figma that comes with the gold toei sticker or do they all come with the silver one? There are no Attack on Titan Figures with a Toei sticker because the franchise isn't produced by Toei. The sticker they normally have is a silver Kodansha sticker. |
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Post by Tien2415 on Apr 28, 2014 5:33:18 GMT -6
Is there a Mikasa Figma that comes with the gold toei sticker or do they all come with the silver one? There are no Attack on Titan Figures with a Toei sticker because the franchise isn't produced by Toei. The sticker they normally have is a silver Kodansha sticker. Do the bootlegs come with the sticker? Also saw some come with a funimation sticker. Edit: Never mind, went on eBay and saw the bootlegs do not have a sticker. Also the box for the bootlegs are made horribly. |
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Post by roshisurprise on Apr 28, 2014 5:44:13 GMT -6
Is there a Mikasa Figma that comes with the gold toei sticker or do they all come with the silver one? There are no Attack on Titan Figures with a Toei sticker because the franchise isn't produced by Toei. The sticker they normally have is a silver Kodansha sticker. Oh. Apparently there is much more for me to learn about these stickers. I thought they are all called toei stickers and I never knew about this kodansha. I'll research it. Thanks Aussie. |
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Post by Gonstead on Apr 28, 2014 5:50:18 GMT -6
roshisurpriseStickers will usually depend on what franchise is produced by company that created and owns it. For example, Dragon Ball and One Piece are owned by Toei, so you would find a Toei sticker on the legitimate products. If it's sold by via a company that has licensed the property (IE Funimation), they will also usually add their own sticker for authenticity of a product alongside the original. Different company, different sticker.
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Post by Tien2415 on Apr 28, 2014 5:55:22 GMT -6
roshisurpriseStickers will usually depend on what franchise is produced by company that created and owns it. For example, Dragon Ball and One Piece are owned by Toei, so you would find a Toei sticker on the legitimate products. If it's sold by via a company that has licensed the property (IE Funimation), they will also usually add their own sticker for authenticity of a product alongside the original. Different company, different sticker. Also saw the American release has a different sticker on it too. |
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Post by Gonstead on Apr 28, 2014 6:09:03 GMT -6
roshisurpriseStickers will usually depend on what franchise is produced by company that created and owns it. For example, Dragon Ball and One Piece are owned by Toei, so you would find a Toei sticker on the legitimate products. If it's sold by via a company that has licensed the property (IE Funimation), they will also usually add their own sticker for authenticity of a product alongside the original. Different company, different sticker. Also saw the American release has a different sticker on it too. Since AoT is licensed by Funimation, that sticker is probably one of theirs. |
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Post by roshisurprise on Apr 28, 2014 6:16:15 GMT -6
roshisurpriseStickers will usually depend on what franchise is produced by company that created and owns it. For example, Dragon Ball and One Piece are owned by Toei, so you would find a Toei sticker on the legitimate products. If it's sold by via a company that has licensed the property (IE Funimation), they will also usually add their own sticker for authenticity of a product alongside the original. Different company, different sticker. That's very informative. Thank you so much gonstead! |
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Post by sparkyss4 on Apr 29, 2014 12:37:20 GMT -6
My mikasa just came in thanks to AmiAmi |
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Post by Tien2415 on Apr 29, 2014 12:49:24 GMT -6
My mikasa just came in thanks to AmiAmi Nice! How do you like her? I got my mikasa last week and my armin yesterday. Just waiting till May 30th for collectoys to ship eren. |
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Post by sparkyss4 on Apr 29, 2014 12:53:38 GMT -6
My mikasa just came in thanks to AmiAmi Nice! How do you like her? I got my mikasa last week and my armin yesterday. Just waiting till May 30th for collectoys to ship eren. Looks amazing but she's staying unopened Ill display the crappy bootlegs. |
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I know there might not be stains on the figure, but there could be, and you couldn't do anything about it. It's getting re-released for like $65, and I'm sure other places will protect the order as well.
