I’m still playing mad catch-up this week, we’ve got OMFG Series 3 meeting its goal, we’ve got Doomkick’s Slimes drop, and we’ve got a HUGE upgrade in Onell Design’s Glyos System with swing joints. The drop is in just a few minutes, so head over to Onell and check them out!
When we started IAT, one of our long-term goals was to make some toys. Vault constantly still harasses me over this – wanting to offer some exclusive colorways from popular lines or crafting of our own stuff. We're not quite there yet, but our good friend DocRampageo of Doomkick.com has made the jump!
I love crazy MOTU characters, and Strobo is definitely right up my alley. The guy inserted a mirror into his chest and is wearing an outfit that would make most superheroes blush. I can’t help thinking that he runs around Eternia, half naked and enforcing chaotic neutrality in his own weird way.
One thing that absolutely crushes me this year is that I haven’t had the time to follow my favorite 7th Market toy lines. There’s a ton of Glyos goodness coming up. Doc Rampageo has some awesome Slimes on the horizon, and I almost missed the OMFG! Series 3 Kickstarter? I’ve got to stop slacking! 
It seems like Noisy and I could do a month of Transformers reviews if we combined our purchases, but that would get pretty boring for everyone. So today I’m taking a break from my growing pile of TFs to take a look at my newest Japanese import, D-Arts Mewtwo.
In yesterday’s review, I covered Ravage and laid out the basics of what went into the Rumble & Frenzy mold. Today, I’ll take a look at Frenzy proper, the bevy of accessories that the figures come with and how they interact with Soundwave. Oh, and let’s not forget ol’ Buzzsaw. We’ll cover him in all his orange glory!
If you’ve noticed lately, I'm buying a lot of Transformers, particularly ones that share molds. Those can be difficult to review because, other than paint, there can be a big “been there, done that” vibe. I’ve got an idea to combat that. Four Cassettes. Two Days. One Review... in Two Parts.
