It’s Monday night as I’m writing this review. Like a lot of other Masters of the Universe fans, I’m anxiously waiting to hear if the ultimate Castle Grayskull playset is going to be a reality, but the website must go on, and it seems I’m never at a loss for a Transformers review. 
One of my favorite things about the MOTU Classics line is the inclusion of new characters. So I was pretty excited about the 30th anniversary sub-line when it was announced. I’m actually a bit sad that it’s almost over, and I hope something like this shows up again before MOTU Classics ends. 
My first installment during Castle Grayskull Week is a two-pack that we’ve had sitting around for a while now. Another great army builder set, the Snake Men two-pack offers a chance at finally diversifying your serpent army beyond just the main characters. 
I was lucky enough to run across the new TMNT Metal Head on my trip to Target last weekend. So instead of another Transformer Prime figure, I decided to make this Tuesday a Turtles review and rush him to the top of the pile of toys that’s still waiting to be done. Those figures aren't in any hurry anyway! 
While convention season is pretty much over stateside, Japan had a big one up its sleeve with Tamashii Nations 2012! Bandai of Japan has been garnering a large portion of my collecting interest over the last couple years, and the 2013 reveals make it blatantly apparent that my wallet doesn't stand a chance next year. 
This week, I’m looking at the Transformers Prime Gaia Unicron. This is the first Prime import that I pre-ordered before the press images were even released. I’ve been pretty happy with Takara’s exclusive figures so far, so I thought I’d take a chance on this guy. If only I knew then what I knew now... 
King Ghidorah is one of my most anticipated figures in the MonsterArts line. But having mine stuck in customs for a week had me chewing my fingernails to the bone. I compulsivelyy checked the tracking number, hoping he had passed through! Thankfully, the long wait is over! 
