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Totally agree with you Jobby on the missed opportunity to add more dragon themed details, but this is definitely a really cool figure. Giving him scale details on the black areas and maybe more dragon like features in the face like whiskers and deer antlers instead of the gold horns would have looked amazing! Loving these third party Gundam type figures
Antlers instead of horns would've looked too much like Honda Tadakatsu instead of Date Masamune, since those are their most notable features across historical records-- The shape of their helmets. Date's half-moon helmet is a dead giveaway of who he is supposed to be
At this point job is like that semi sketchy guy who has all the semi illegal things on hand to tell you what is and isn't good as he opens his greasy coat like the re4 merchant
I now want a vergil gundam. I have no idea how it would work unless maybe its a mobile fighter type and its modelled after the sin devil trigger but now i want one.
Hey Jobby. In case you're wondering: The pair of swords is called "Daisho" (die-show), the family symbol is called a "Mon" (moan), and the scabbards are called "Saya" (sai-yah).
@@Lio_Convoylooking into facts and details on anything Japanese related that might be interesting? Nope can’t have that gonna have to call you a derogatory term for that.”- some guy I wonder who? Maybe the internet in general?
I'm sorry, i dont wanna be THAT guy, but *historically* he did use that shade back on 1597 until 1601, i remember my friends and i used to make fun of him specifically because of that, right before we beat him up and stole his lunch money. Poor little date, he never fought back.
@@andrewknickerbocker314 Well I was born in the early part of the 1st century BC (its foggy after two thousand years and they seem to be about 2 decades off in counting the actual years by my reckoning anyway). My first proper job was as an armicustos in the thunderbolt twelfth legion. I just happened to be in nifon in the 1600s
The katana display, during peaceful times, is done correctly when you did it the second time, with the handles facing leftside of Date. This is because as most, if not all of samurai are right handed or taught to be right handed, this display makes it harder to quickly deploy the swords, signifying you have no intentions to harm any guests that may come to your home. But seeing as this is a mech for battle the first display method can also work. But I it is arguable it means you have no trust in the home base where the big robot is stored. But I'm not an expert as my knowledge comes secondhand from shogo n the mini katana channel. Great video as always Jobby, this was very entertaining and I always wanted you to review this guy ever since I found out of it Sniper rifles and katanas are good civ. The blue is kinda eh but at this scale it's not that bad Edit: minor grammar corrections. Historically samurai train to wield their katana with their right hands as equipping the katana fit for left handed use causes issues like hitting other samurai's sheathes or Saya. (To learn more about these you can check out Shogo's channel for other Japanese culture and history facts.)
Loved the review. The look was great, and yeah, I feel they could have done a bit more dragon themed of a look. I think (I could be wrong) that Date Masamune was the first daimyo to incorporate guns into his forces and tactics then use them in warfare, so that's why he's historically been depicted with a firearm of some sort, be it a pistol, musket, or a rifle.
@@KairuHakubi He got smallpox when he was young, and lost sight in his right eye. Legend has it that he carved it out himself, though concrete records are unclear.
I said a similar thing with Takeda, but this is a legitimately impressive figure that has quality that is worth the price. If I was into mecha figures (besides Evangelion) I'd 100% get this dude. Maybe both of them, just to have them displayed next to each other. The red and blue compliment each other.
The "thumbs-up" hands are actually to hold the "Saya", which works when you want to display Date Masamune drawing the "Daisho" (translates to big-little, not joking, look it up) in an epic way, like Samurai uses their thumb to help by pressing the "Tsuba" (Japanese for hand-guard) before truly unsheathing the katana. Used quite a bit in different types of media, and it really does make for an epic display option of Iaijutsu, the art of the sword based quick-draw. (I don't have one of these figures, but I have seen how it is done so I know the concept)
@@eyywannn8601 yes, you hold the scabbard with left hand, and do this motion to pull out the sword from the scabbard, and then you grab the sword with your right hand. very make sense to me.
12:09 learned this from shogo but if the hilt was on the right it would be easier to grab and therefore a sign of fighting and aggression. Since it’s a time of peace and you want to be respectful to guests you have the hilt on the left to show nonaggression.
So I actually only learned about this recently, but the difference between a magazine and a clip is that a clip is essentially a stick of ammo, where all the bullets are pointed with the tip outwards, and the whole clip would move upwards to load the next round. (EDIT: This was initially incorrect. I confused a clip with a belt. It has since been fixed. Thank you to the people who let me know). A magazine is the box that feeds bullets in through a spring or some kind of internal mechanical function, so the thing in the video would be a magazine. Just wanted to make that clear, since I only just recently learned about it.
sorta, the clip isn't a belt. that would just be a belt. belt fed firearms are typically incapable of receiving any sort of clips or magazines (with notable exceptions) a clip is just a small metal rod that holds rounds that you insert into the internal magazine of a firearm. think stripper clips on the M1 Garand or the clips with the Lee Enfield rifle. but you got what a magazine is right though.
11:52 actually... No, you're not wrong. The blade is placed upwards to avoid it's dulling. And the handle is placed at the left side if the landlord is not at war. Since in the lore of the comic so far they're actively at war, then placing the handles at the right, closer to the dominant hand, is culturally accurate.
9:05 Hilt? I think you mean holster. And for the sword it's the scabbard or "Saya" if you want to use the Japanese name. The hilt is the part of the sword you grab onto. 10:36 Magazine. A clip is used to load a magazine and a magazine is used to feed rounds to the chamber.
BUt AShuRaMAn, a clip doesn't always load a magazine, it's essentially a magazine without the spring: an ammo holder, in it's most simplest. Guns that use clips instead have an internal feeding mechanism such as an M1 Garand or Lee-Enfield.
@@Ashurman666 you got me there. Perhaps i gave bad examples because as you correctly said, both of which have internal magazines. I can't give any examples of the top of my head, but I am now wondering if a chain is considered a clip.
Okay, after some further research, (I think) the Hotchkiss model 1914 uses clips with no internal magazine, just an internal feeding system. (I was tempted to talk about nerf guns as I can't find many real steel firearms that use this system - In which case I would have brought up the Nerf Thunderhawk.)
Kinda close one for both Historical in Japan, but some details are get in the game called, Basara Heroes/Sengoku Basara, where Takeda and Date has exact color
The Talos was a statue from Ancient Greece, legend had it that it was a form of robot that in time of attack could be controlled to repel the invaders.
10:08 From what I could find, no, but guns did exist in the 1400s which was about in the start of the Sengoku period. However, guns wouldn't be introduced to Japan until the early 1500s.
Hey jobby...if you read these in the future...the one you got is a prototype which is why it didn't include blast effect part...also the light on head camera on my figure doesn't come out of the orange part
Got this for my friend for Xmas, it came with a bonus sword that has red detail on the blade, also had the blast effects, maybe it’s just because your model was free.
The Project TALOS thing might be a reference to the U.S Army's sadly now cancelled codename: Iron Man project where they wanted to create an armored exoskeleton for soldiers to wear called T.A.L.O.S Short fot Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit.
3:46 And 6 months later when he reappeared, he let out a diss track for Jobby, starting it with the exact same phrase, did you plan it this far ahead, jobbythehong?
If anybody’s wondered what the Gundam Ghost’s music is, it’s RONALD REAGAN OTHER SIDE by DCPRG for the ova and TV series of Mobile Suit Gundam:Thunderbolt
10:36 *pushes up glasses*. Actually…. Im leaving a comment on the fact that you used the word ‘hilt’ to refer to the sword sheathes and the gun holsters. Hilt is another word for handle usually in reference to a sword.
Awesome Review as always Jobster. Really love what Mosho Toys is doing with these Figures and i definitley want them aswell!^^ And i am actually not sure which of these 2 i like more both have Awesome stuff and look freaking Anmazing...hmmm i think i'll go with (inhales) DATE MASAMUNE! Looking Forward to your Megatank Review ^^
correct me if im wrong the reason the hilts of the blades are facing to the left is because it is more "welcoming" and respectful but if you if it flipped its easier to access having a more "threatening" look. also samurais used to put the hilts to the right when they were at war(thar being the reason of it being more "threatening"), incase of an ambush/attack
Some things never change your the only RUclipsrs I know that even with a growing amount of subscribers kept his content the same and I'm thankful for that
Looking at it closely they may have put the One Eyed Dragon nickname into the design, sharp and soft edge and shapes reminiscent of scales literally all over the body of the figure, and the fact it uses the sniper rifle which in pop-culture it commonly seen as a one eyed weapon and in the case of video games, there is always that one sniper rifle that resembles a dragon or has a dragon on it. The head camera is also more prominent than the eye's when the LEDs are off, it looks like one big eye because I'll be honest I was unsure if there were any eyes when I first saw it and wondered if the big orange thing was the eye. It also shares similar characteristics to reptiles being more linear and smoothed out yet rugged and plated like both a mech and an irl lizard, in comparison to Takeda Shingen which was meatier and muscular same as to a regular Tiger. It also looks like it can fly too.
Little quirk with the sniper rifle, there's a magazine release controlled by the buttstock. Extending it not only raises the scope but also locks the magazine in place while collapsing it disengages the magazine catch, making it drop out. Nice little detail there.
I think the color is from Date Masamune from sengoku basara series. (Weird person, from how wield his weapons, and put pipe in his horse head so his horse look like motorcycle but alive, also have charismatic side of him while fanboying western). Recommend it watch the anime or play the game in PS2.
I started watching Jobby back when he was kind of Gundam youtuber. I’m honestly really glad that he grew past it because you’ve introduced me to some really cool figures over the years.
Can't believe I've only just found this channel. Hands down one of the best things on RUclips or even T.V for that matter. Makes me laugh every video, so good.
Date Masamune right there is more like a combined mish-mash design of Reborns Gundam from 00, Blitz Gundam from Gundam SEED and the arm shapey design gaves me a vibe to Sinanju's puffy arm design from UC. Given a name " Date Masamune " is quite amazing for a figure like this.
3:57 omg are you telling me that your making a gunda review and in it the gundam ghost will get a theme song? If so... AWSOOOME. I don't care about gundam but I love the swivel man no uta theme. So if your going too do something like that again hell yes
It's so weird seeing a Date Masamune that only wields two swords. I'm too used to the Masamune from Sengoku Basara that triple-wields swords in each hand.
Talos was according to Greek mythology a robot created by Hephestus that was used as a protector. It looked like a massive suit of armour and had only one weakness. The weakness was a single nail that when removed caused the essence that kept Talos alive to spill out killing it. Edit: also magazines hold ammo and have a built-in mechanism to move the ammo to position and clips hold bullets and rely on the gun to move the ammo.
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Take a BITE out of Japanese culture! I hope that's not offensive forgive me Kami-sama
ever time you said I did drink and
thanks to you I was able to finish an entire one-liter bottle
It doesn't make you a furry, but it does make you a Scalie. Which is kind of the same thing, but only for reptiles.
Pretty sure the reference to the nickname was the light up chest plate cause it looked like an eye aka one eye dragon
I dont know why you cant read chinese Jobby. You're basically chinese.
Pls review shin ultraman shfga
Can't believe I've been watching jobby for over 5 years, how time flies
Same bro
Been watching him for 2 years, good stuff
Eww your right I started watching him some time before he uploaded the megazord Mecha Godzilla figure thing video
Hol up I’ve been watching for 1 and a half yr is it just me or is he getting skinnier every review
I've been watching since the playstation Optimus prime review. Christ I feel old
11:54 stuff like these in your vids are the reason why I keep coming back to watch your stuff
Totally agree with you Jobby on the missed opportunity to add more dragon themed details, but this is definitely a really cool figure. Giving him scale details on the black areas and maybe more dragon like features in the face like whiskers and deer antlers instead of the gold horns would have looked amazing! Loving these third party Gundam type figures
Antlers instead of horns would've looked too much like Honda Tadakatsu instead of Date Masamune, since those are their most notable features across historical records-- The shape of their helmets. Date's half-moon helmet is a dead giveaway of who he is supposed to be
@@AoIndigo Was about to comment about Date's Half-Moon Helmet, glad to know I don't need to now
At this point job is like that semi sketchy guy who has all the semi illegal things on hand to tell you what is and isn't good as he opens his greasy coat like the re4 merchant
Wdym "semi" sketchy lol
@@EnRandomSten "semi illegal" ?
“Hey my name is Jobby and what are you buying?”
4:56 technically you're right in saying No because that makes you Scalie.
Also that arm sheath just makes me think Of Devil Trigger Vergil
Shit you said it before me
Bro that arm sheath is one of the highlights for me! It looks so baller
Glad I wasn't the only one to think about Vergil's arm-saya...thing...
MOTIVATION.
I now want a vergil gundam. I have no idea how it would work unless maybe its a mobile fighter type and its modelled after the sin devil trigger but now i want one.
Funny how the back skirt holster for the pistols is kinda like Dante. Maybe they drew some DMC inspiration for this figure as well
Hey Jobby.
In case you're wondering:
The pair of swords is called "Daisho" (die-show), the family symbol is called a "Mon" (moan), and the scabbards are called "Saya" (sai-yah).
Yo what's good lio
AAAAAaaaaahhhhhh
@GalacticGourd No u no comebacks.
@@SpotonCM I was about to say that XD
@@Lio_Convoylooking into facts and details on anything Japanese related that might be interesting? Nope can’t have that gonna have to call you a derogatory term for that.”- some guy I wonder who? Maybe the internet in general?
I met Masamune Date in the summer of 1602 and I can assure you that his armoured carapace wasn't that shade of purple
I'm sorry, i dont wanna be THAT guy, but *historically* he did use that shade back on 1597 until 1601, i remember my friends and i used to make fun of him specifically because of that, right before we beat him up and stole his lunch money. Poor little date, he never fought back.
@@romusa10 oh fair enough then, he must have been embarrassed and didn't mention it. Was that how he REALLY lost the eye then?
Finally! Someone else from my Era! I spent most of my time with the Yukimura Clan, so I never actually got to meet the man
@@andrewknickerbocker314 Well I was born in the early part of the 1st century BC (its foggy after two thousand years and they seem to be about 2 decades off in counting the actual years by my reckoning anyway). My first proper job was as an armicustos in the thunderbolt twelfth legion. I just happened to be in nifon in the 1600s
The katana display, during peaceful times, is done correctly when you did it the second time, with the handles facing leftside of Date. This is because as most, if not all of samurai are right handed or taught to be right handed, this display makes it harder to quickly deploy the swords, signifying you have no intentions to harm any guests that may come to your home.
But seeing as this is a mech for battle the first display method can also work. But I it is arguable it means you have no trust in the home base where the big robot is stored. But I'm not an expert as my knowledge comes secondhand from shogo n the mini katana channel.
Great video as always Jobby, this was very entertaining and I always wanted you to review this guy ever since I found out of it
Sniper rifles and katanas are good civ. The blue is kinda eh but at this scale it's not that bad
Edit: minor grammar corrections. Historically samurai train to wield their katana with their right hands as equipping the katana fit for left handed use causes issues like hitting other samurai's sheathes or Saya.
(To learn more about these you can check out Shogo's channel for other Japanese culture and history facts.)
My guy wrote a whole book
@@Nemmy-Editz dudes about to write a novel in the next joby video
Yea
@@Nemmy-Editz
Was it that long? Lmao
Longest comment on Thi video 😂
Loved the review. The look was great, and yeah, I feel they could have done a bit more dragon themed of a look.
I think (I could be wrong) that Date Masamune was the first daimyo to incorporate guns into his forces and tactics then use them in warfare, so that's why he's historically been depicted with a firearm of some sort, be it a pistol, musket, or a rifle.
is that how he lost his eye? XD
@@KairuHakubi He got smallpox when he was young, and lost sight in his right eye. Legend has it that he carved it out himself, though concrete records are unclear.
I'm hyped for the Gundam Ghost story to continue (And for him getting his own song? Hell yeah, men.)
I said a similar thing with Takeda, but this is a legitimately impressive figure that has quality that is worth the price. If I was into mecha figures (besides Evangelion) I'd 100% get this dude. Maybe both of them, just to have them displayed next to each other. The red and blue compliment each other.
11:57 I keep rewinding this part, it is so funny
I can't wait for the other Daimyos like Oda Nobunaga or Uesegi Kenshin
Is Hattori Hanzo one?
Talos is a figure from Greek mythology. He's a giant automaton built by Hephaestus.
Also an Aedra in Skyrim which kind of adds the barest hint of a link to some sort of dragon media
3:45 this was foreshadowing on what came out on the 25th
The "thumbs-up" hands are actually to hold the "Saya", which works when you want to display Date Masamune drawing the "Daisho" (translates to big-little, not joking, look it up) in an epic way, like Samurai uses their thumb to help by pressing the "Tsuba" (Japanese for hand-guard) before truly unsheathing the katana. Used quite a bit in different types of media, and it really does make for an epic display option of Iaijutsu, the art of the sword based quick-draw. (I don't have one of these figures, but I have seen how it is done so I know the concept)
So it would be the left hand?
@@eyywannn8601 yes, you hold the scabbard with left hand, and do this motion to pull out the sword from the scabbard, and then you grab the sword with your right hand.
very make sense to me.
jobby. buddy. did you know that if you go far enough left, you get your guns back
but the O-ring is never the same again :(
It's okay, Jobby was talking about libs not lefties
Jobby is not left or right, he’s down. Down bad.
@@truexenith8596 libs are lefties
4:31 ah a good old fashioned Word War II reference. You never disappoint Jobbster
Thank you Jobby for always giving us this great content. Really appreciate you.
This man foreshadowed the song nine months ago we should've seen this coming
8:23
Seeing the sword placed properly unlike the other ones ive watched is so satisfying xD
9:35 ok nvm
12:09 learned this from shogo but if the hilt was on the right it would be easier to grab and therefore a sign of fighting and aggression. Since it’s a time of peace and you want to be respectful to guests you have the hilt on the left to show nonaggression.
So I actually only learned about this recently, but the difference between a magazine and a clip is that a clip is essentially a stick of ammo, where all the bullets are pointed with the tip outwards, and the whole clip would move upwards to load the next round. (EDIT: This was initially incorrect. I confused a clip with a belt. It has since been fixed. Thank you to the people who let me know). A magazine is the box that feeds bullets in through a spring or some kind of internal mechanical function, so the thing in the video would be a magazine. Just wanted to make that clear, since I only just recently learned about it.
sorta, the clip isn't a belt. that would just be a belt. belt fed firearms are typically incapable of receiving any sort of clips or magazines (with notable exceptions) a clip is just a small metal rod that holds rounds that you insert into the internal magazine of a firearm. think stripper clips on the M1 Garand or the clips with the Lee Enfield rifle. but you got what a magazine is right though.
sadly incorrect. a belt is its own thing. a clip is an old fashioned magazine loading tool.
@@araknidude I mena kindve. That's moreso referred to as a speed loader or loading clip specificaply for internal magazines
@@silveret4564 It has been fixed. Thank you for letting me know!
Ah...apparently editing the comment to fix an error removes the heart. Cool...
8:45 I'd guess the slightly open thumbs up hands are for holding a sheath.
11:52 actually... No, you're not wrong. The blade is placed upwards to avoid it's dulling. And the handle is placed at the left side if the landlord is not at war. Since in the lore of the comic so far they're actively at war, then placing the handles at the right, closer to the dominant hand, is culturally accurate.
9:05 Hilt? I think you mean holster. And for the sword it's the scabbard or "Saya" if you want to use the Japanese name. The hilt is the part of the sword you grab onto.
10:36 Magazine. A clip is used to load a magazine and a magazine is used to feed rounds to the chamber.
The most but jobby comment without saying but jobby
BUt AShuRaMAn, a clip doesn't always load a magazine, it's essentially a magazine without the spring: an ammo holder, in it's most simplest. Guns that use clips instead have an internal feeding mechanism such as an M1 Garand or Lee-Enfield.
@@voy4g3 Internal magazines are still magazines
@@Ashurman666 you got me there.
Perhaps i gave bad examples because as you correctly said, both of which have internal magazines.
I can't give any examples of the top of my head, but I am now wondering if a chain is considered a clip.
Okay, after some further research, (I think) the Hotchkiss model 1914 uses clips with no internal magazine, just an internal feeding system.
(I was tempted to talk about nerf guns as I can't find many real steel firearms that use this system - In which case I would have brought up the Nerf Thunderhawk.)
ok on the mag and clip thing, lemme just give the clearest description possible:
Clip: Holds the ammo
Magazine: Holds and Feeds the Ammo to the gun
3:40 he was foreshadowing the fire beats
Fun fact about the City of Sendai. Hirohiko Araki, the creator of the series Jojo's Epic Journey, grew up in Sendai.
Imagine if someone made a toy or high grade kit of jobby. I imagine him transforming into the Godzilla on his logo.
Handling the One-Eyed Dragon more pleasurably got me put on lost at the bowling alley.
Man I all ways love how jobby reviews he's figures it's so funny xD
Kinda close one for both Historical in Japan, but some details are get in the game called, Basara Heroes/Sengoku Basara, where Takeda and Date has exact color
The fore arm storage reminds me of Vergil’s Sin Devil Trigger…
Just increased my desire for the figure
Perhaps you could say you are MOTIVATED to buy the figure?
@@negawispshadow123 yes. My friend’s now trying to get me one for my birthday. It is the storm that is approaching
“…can Japanese history get anymore epic?! ..before the 1940’s of course..” that was spicy, loved the review Jobby
Spicy is...an understatement lol
i guess explosions are pretty cool though...
The Talos was a statue from Ancient Greece, legend had it that it was a form of robot that in time of attack could be controlled to repel the invaders.
5:00 the head sculpt reminds me of those old gusher commercials and a certain rider that came after wizard
10:08 From what I could find, no, but guns did exist in the 1400s which was about in the start of the Sengoku period. However, guns wouldn't be introduced to Japan until the early 1500s.
Hey jobby...if you read these in the future...the one you got is a prototype which is why it didn't include blast effect part...also the light on head camera on my figure doesn't come out of the orange part
Shoutout to jobby for introducing me to RUclipsrs who review figures and make the reviews funny
11:58
Don't think I didn't notice that little bit of Kill La Kill music in there
Number of time Jobby said Japanese history things with impact: 15.
Also, would love to hear a full theme for the Gundam Ghost.
The mechanical details and shifting parts are amazing! Especially those abs and backbone (?) detail.
13:05 I WASNT THE ONLY ONE WHO HEARD HIM SAY "ALRIGHT *CHINITO* " AM I ? sneaking that little Spanish joke there hey, Jobby,
Nice 👍
Jonny said: "I don't read Chinito"
Got this for my friend for Xmas, it came with a bonus sword that has red detail on the blade, also had the blast effects, maybe it’s just because your model was free.
Finally another Gundam ish review I really enjoyed the old Gundam reviews. Edit: spelling
The Project TALOS thing might be a reference to the U.S Army's sadly now cancelled codename: Iron Man project where they wanted to create an armored exoskeleton for soldiers to wear called T.A.L.O.S Short fot Tactical Assault Light Operator Suit.
3:46 And 6 months later when he reappeared, he let out a diss track for Jobby, starting it with the exact same phrase, did you plan it this far ahead, jobbythehong?
If anybody’s wondered what the Gundam Ghost’s music is, it’s RONALD REAGAN OTHER SIDE by DCPRG for the ova and TV series of Mobile Suit Gundam:Thunderbolt
10:36 *pushes up glasses*. Actually…. Im leaving a comment on the fact that you used the word ‘hilt’ to refer to the sword sheathes and the gun holsters. Hilt is another word for handle usually in reference to a sword.
Idk what it is but when I see jobby enjoying snacks it makes me quite happy.
I think it’s funny that Jobby forgot about the predacon collection. Like do what ever you want but I’m still waiting for that video
a sponsor about snacks from Yokohama, and Jobs reviewing a Gundam-like mech, and Yokohama is where the life-sized RX-78-2 that can move… interesting
Ayo, foreshadowing "Review More Gundam". Ayyyyy
15:28
Oh, those shifting thigh pieces are so satisfying
0:18 Anyone else remember learning about this guy from Persona 5 Strikers? No? Just me? Okay...
Your camera really shows off the paint job. I've looked at many videos and photos but this has sold me.
9:19 AYOO???
GUNDAM DANTE?????
This is the only channel I’ve continued watching for years
Most others I stopped or wasn’t interested in anymore
8:16 jumpscare
Like your-
Sendai is absolutely my favorite city in japan. Thank you for the nostalgia jobby!!!!
Awesome Review as always Jobster.
Really love what Mosho Toys is doing with these Figures and i definitley want them aswell!^^
And i am actually not sure which of these 2 i like more both have Awesome stuff and look freaking Anmazing...hmmm i think i'll go with (inhales) DATE MASAMUNE!
Looking Forward to your Megatank Review ^^
3:51, I see that Jobby. I see that fans toys figure behind the gundam ghost.
@1:30 when life gives you lemons, you make beef stew. Obviously 🤷♂️
16:00 _Woah,_ you nearly did a psychic attack there.
13:14 "Ah yes the historical Date Masamussy"
correct me if im wrong the reason the hilts of the blades are facing to the left is because it is more "welcoming" and respectful but if you if it flipped its easier to access having a more "threatening" look. also samurais used to put the hilts to the right when they were at war(thar being the reason of it being more "threatening"), incase of an ambush/attack
5:32 the helmet looks like a backwards dragon skull. Idk if thats just me tho.
Some things never change your the only RUclipsrs I know that even with a growing amount of subscribers kept his content the same and I'm thankful for that
Looking at it closely they may have put the One Eyed Dragon nickname into the design, sharp and soft edge and shapes reminiscent of scales literally all over the body of the figure, and the fact it uses the sniper rifle which in pop-culture it commonly seen as a one eyed weapon and in the case of video games, there is always that one sniper rifle that resembles a dragon or has a dragon on it. The head camera is also more prominent than the eye's when the LEDs are off, it looks like one big eye because I'll be honest I was unsure if there were any eyes when I first saw it and wondered if the big orange thing was the eye. It also shares similar characteristics to reptiles being more linear and smoothed out yet rugged and plated like both a mech and an irl lizard, in comparison to Takeda Shingen which was meatier and muscular same as to a regular Tiger. It also looks like it can fly too.
Little quirk with the sniper rifle, there's a magazine release controlled by the buttstock. Extending it not only raises the scope but also locks the magazine in place while collapsing it disengages the magazine catch, making it drop out. Nice little detail there.
6:55 another Diane "enjoyer" I see...
I think the color is from Date Masamune from sengoku basara series.
(Weird person, from how wield his weapons, and put pipe in his horse head so his horse look like motorcycle but alive, also have charismatic side of him while fanboying western).
Recommend it watch the anime or play the game in PS2.
Might get this never got into expensive figures but damn it looks like a good figure
you should check out the takeda shingen
I love watching the Tokyo Treat/Sakuraco Sponsor parts of the video. It’s just fun saying what he got in the box
7:48
So Vergil then…?
I started watching Jobby back when he was kind of Gundam youtuber. I’m honestly really glad that he grew past it because you’ve introduced me to some really cool figures over the years.
16:06 damn what
Can't believe I've only just found this channel. Hands down one of the best things on RUclips or even T.V for that matter. Makes me laugh every video, so good.
Date Masamune right there is more like a combined mish-mash design of Reborns Gundam from 00, Blitz Gundam from Gundam SEED and the arm shapey design gaves me a vibe to Sinanju's puffy arm design from UC.
Given a name " Date Masamune " is quite amazing for a figure like this.
Honestly jobbys content is enough to make my week way better than it already is
Now imagine this levels of posablility on a warframe figure. That'd be amazing!
Jobby is one of the few who can make advertising enjoyable to watch.
3:57 omg are you telling me that your making a gunda review and in it the gundam ghost will get a theme song? If so... AWSOOOME. I don't care about gundam but I love the swivel man no uta theme. So if your going too do something like that again hell yes
Good gosh never have I ever wanted a mecha figure so much! It just looks so flipping awesome! 🤩
It's so weird seeing a Date Masamune that only wields two swords. I'm too used to the Masamune from Sengoku Basara that triple-wields swords in each hand.
I don't know what that is but I need it right now
I would love to see a review on some kind of Zaku Gundam, I love it's design
Ayo is that that dragon from that Deepest Sword game at 4:46
Yes
JOBBY!! I’m 18 now!!! (Certified big boy) BLITZ EYE TUTORIAL WHEN???? Also love you ❤️
._. @11:27
crap hes on to me
Jobby try the "slightly open thumbs up hands" on the Scabbard like how they use their thumbs to push the sword out a little before drawing it
“I dont read chinito“
You can put the sword in the elbow inverted to have some kind of arm-blade while he holds the guns.
13:48 The Gundam Fanboy looks Worried lol
Talos was according to Greek mythology a robot created by Hephestus that was used as a protector. It looked like a massive suit of armour and had only one weakness. The weakness was a single nail that when removed caused the essence that kept Talos alive to spill out killing it.
Edit: also magazines hold ammo and have a built-in mechanism to move the ammo to position and clips hold bullets and rely on the gun to move the ammo.
3:40
*foreshadowing?*
Ya.i came back to this episode and catched that,foreshadowing for 9 months
I am interested in spring loaded front chest part. That would be the new idea for the next mech figures.
Calling it now, Hatori Hanzo Massanari is definitely going to be done in this line. Him and Oda Nobunaga are just the obvious ones.
A full black mecha with devil horns and hints of red for Nobunaga would be fucking epic. Also shitload of guns, of course
How it stored the first sword remind me of Vergil from Devil May Cry