Kaji Motomiya
PARTY HARD
This image is of the CURRENT cast.
figma Aigis and D-Arts WarGreymon are not in it yet.
Click the picture to view the comic.
My comic, Toyroom SOS, is ever growing, so long as I add more cast members. However, I can't keep running with Japanese toy imports for too long, as they are very expensive compared to what's available in the US. So, as a fellow toy enthusiast, I ask you, my fellow toy enthusiasts, recommend me some cast members for the comic!
For the entire year I've been collecting these Figuarts, figmas, and other Japanese-related figures and collectibles, I realize HOW EXPENSIVE these things are. So, in the future of 2011 for the comic, I am now taking "Casting" suggestions of the non-Japanese genre. I'll try to hold these once every month.
Casting Requiremnents
- 1) Figures must be FULLY posable and articulated, able to make a unique set of expressions with the free movement of their joints. Replaceable hands are optional.
- 2) Other castings may include stuffed animals and plushies, such as the bear in the first comic.
- 2a) Ironically, stuff like Bakugan (no, for real, they can make fun and easy filler cast members) are also acceptable.
- 3) Casting must not have a "horrifying" look to them (I'm a ***sy, what can you expect?). That includes figures or so that fall under the category of horror games and movies, Zombie-related games or movies, and stuff like Bioshock (you wouldn't believe how much that woman with the shotgun and weird lip REALLY creeps me out...)
- 4) Suggestions can be VERY general, but fall under a "series". Examples you can give are stuff like..."Transformers," "Halo,"...uhh..."Star Wars", Star Wars isn't bad. But all in all, ALL suggestions MUST BE non-Japanese related...accept Bakugan, Bakugan is totally acceptable.
What I listed are just started, as they're all I really see when I pass by my local Target, Walmart, and Toys R Us when I'm looking for new cast members. Give me stuff YOU wanna see...that falls under these requirements!
Just follow this simple application.
HTML:
[b]Toy Name[/b]: The name of the specific toy/figure you want to see
[b]Toy Series[/b]: The series, such as Transformers or Halo, that the toy is from
[b]General Price Range[/b]: Self-explanatory. Also, putting stores where the toy is commonly found is also helpful.
[b]Pictures[/b]: Pictures of the toy in question, in action. This allows me to review and decide whether or not I want to add into the cast.
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