Kamado Nezuko
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Bandai) - S.H. Figuarts
Rated 4.65 stars by Toasted Brains
Although I have yet to watch any of Demon Slayer beyond the first season, the anime has proven a success, especially the recent Infinity Castle movie adaptation. With the anime nearing its end, Tamashii Nations has given us a great line of S.H. Figuarts, but the ever-increasing prices have made me hold off on buying mostly. I've only got two other figures so far aside from Tanjiro, one of whom is his sister, Nezuko. I already have the Figma version, so it's time to see if Tamashii did better. Some of Nezuko's attributes resulted from her transformation into a demon, such as her pink eyes and long hair, and Tamashii's sculptors nailed the look. The eyes are printed on cleanly, and the paint for the orange ends of the hair is near-perfect. Her hair is made out of a softer plastic, and...[See More]

Kamado Tanjirou
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba (Bandai) - S.H. Figuarts
Rated 5.00 stars by Toasted Brains
There's been a lot of Demon Slayer merchandise since it made the leap to anime, and given its massive popularity, it's not hard to see why. In the toy realm, there's been statues, plushies, action figures, and even Tamagotchis. Good Smile and Aniplex have been putting out some good figures in their respective Figma and BUZZmod lines, and while the latter's been too much for me, I've gotten a couple of the former, but they are held back a bit by finicky quality and joints. Now Bandai's given it the S.H. Figuarts treatment, and I've been wanting to cover the first and most crucial figure, Tanjiro, for a good bit now. I've gone over a few SHF figures now, and packaging-wise, Tanjiro isn't any different. It's not big at all, but it's peppered with shots of the figure, and the green motif...[See More]