Top 5 Toys - Episode #3 - Shogun Warriors with CBSI's Peter Renna
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Originally filmed in Dec 2020. Check out my newest episode focused on the classic Shogun Warriors Line in my video series featuring a look at the Toy Market. I am not a toy expert, but I am an enthusiast. I have enjoyed toys for decades and buy them mostly for myself. As it is an emerging market, especially with the expansion of the AFA grading service, I am looking into it a bit more closely.
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These are beautiful toys the color combinations are fantastic!
I still have all of mine, sitting on the top shelf in my living room. Godzilla included. I toy with selling but always change my mind. What is crazy is the reissue of the popy Giaking by unifive. About 15 years ago I picked it up and it sells for more than some of the originals! Great reviews!
These are fantastic toys. However, Goldorak aka Goldrake aka Grendizer was not released in the U.S. as a jumbo at the time. That's why you had more difficulty finding sales data for him. Also, Rodan, while a fantastic rare jumbo figure, was not released as part of the Shogun Warriors line, but shortly after under the name of "World's Greatest Monsters."
Godzilla v Kraken was a perfect battle!
Yes I played that one out many times. 🤘😎🤘
Oh yeah, as a 70s child , there was 2 cousins & about 4 neighborhood kids that got the various Shogun mecha for Christmas, but my folks knew what was up getting me Godzilla. I was in 3rd grade & being a Dinosaur lover with only 3 channels to watch, I became so addicted to that thing, my Mom wound up tossing it out the door onto the porch & shattering it beyond repair, cause my grades were failing behind. . . . In the 6th grade
We lived for the moment, in its perfect presence, uncluttered, & onto the new. When we were done with our toys, we were truly done, cause they had been played with to the death of it, or close. If I had known that someday there would be Internet, & toy / figure collecting, I could retire in style with my sci - fi childhood lol@@Rennavision
I had dragoon. I had to make Communion in order to receive hi as a gift
It's pronounced "Die-mos". The "I" in japanese is pronounced like "E". I have a cib jumbo Dragun. The re-release of machinder Gaiking. These are some of my favorites in my collection. I would kill to have that Rodan
I remember seeing Rodan in the toystore as a kid. I went with the GIJOEs instead.
@@Rennavision The newer Machinders are eeeeexpensive. They cost more than the old Shogun Warriors of the 70s. I'm glad i got the Gaiking back in 2001.
I’m so glad the era of American corporations westernizing Japanese pop culture is over. Nowadays everything is just the same with as little localization as possible. No need to change the Japanese names into something more American/White anymore now that we have the internet and know where everything comes from