I'm going to tell you something.
I'm going to tell you something.
What kind of monster is going to pop up together for you?
In my case, because I'm a pretty old-fashioned playboy fan, the early monsters come out in pieces, and most of them are sealed in the brain, and they're exotic.
You're probably still shocked by the impact of a special-purpose hero's robotic performance of summoning five, rather than the impact of his first appearance at the Battle of the Seahorses.
The opening of the first anime was really cool!
For those of you who don't know much about gameplay, it's like, "Five cards together is a winning card monster".
That's the kind of exotic thing that's a special edition of Good Smile Company's pop-up parade.
I've decided to launch it from POP UP PARADE SP, so I'm going to introduce you.
What's so special about this is that Pop Up Parade is about 18 inches tall compared to the previous one, which is about 26 inches tall.
The 500ml pet bottle is about 21cm plus 5cm. I think you know the size.
It's exactly the right high-pressure volume."POP UP PARADE SP is sealed and Exodia".Oh, my God.
Take a look!
From the front.
You see, this overwhelming sense of presence -- not just the aura that we're already releasing -- not only is it cool, but it's also fascinating because it's the odd shape of a hand and a foot that's the size of an unbalanced hand and a foot, which is one of the factors that supports the game king's monster design -- and Exodus is no exception.
Keep your head up.
I'd like to pay attention to the details of the masks, and I'd like to pay attention to the details of the masks, and I'd like to pay attention to the details of the masks, but I don't want to reveal the details, but if you're human, you've got skin on your face and your flesh and teeth coming out.
I can't really tell you, because I don't see the real thing, but I think I'm describing it in a size that's not even close to one of the joints of my thumb.
The back.
And what I've always written about is that I've always been able to figure out what's behind two-dimensional characters that I don't normally know.
You can't even see the back of the card, the Exodia, because it's got good muscles.
From the slope.
It's an image cut, but it's just a shadow of light that changes the image so much.
You can feel the mass on the body and on the equipment.
It's right there.
In the original version, it's the angle near the coma where Exodia first appeared, and it's my personal favorite cut.
I remember the excitement of that time when I was asked how to defeat the three Blue Eyes, and the excitement of when I was summoned by the Exodians, who, by the way, were thrown into the sea, or who were born, but it seems that the Exodians were summoned correctly by the cards only for the first time in the Sea Horse Wars.
That's it.
And when I look at it again, I think it's a really great design figure, with a lot of Egyptian and pharaohish motifs that are intimately connected to the playwrights, and the elbows and knee joints that look like the eyes of a millennium item.
It's also the 25th anniversary of OCG Duelmonsters, which was launched in 1999, and it looks like over 10,000 different types of cards have been released. What's your favorite monster?
