by Dr Kain » Mon Dec 30, 2013 12:47 am
That's just it. I buy MonsterArts for the articulation and great sculpts. Sometimes you have to sacrifice screen accuracy for joints, that is just the way it is. I love my stuff to be as accurate as their on screen/page counterpart, but sometimes there are little things that have to be altered. It is the same reason why I'm not worried about the awkward shoulders some of the Sentai Figuarts have.
If I buy a statue, I'm not going to say, "Man, this statue sucks because I cannot display him in various poses," because I did not buy the statue for articulation. Same goes for the Figuart Zero stuff. I did not buy those for different display options.
And like all toy lines of this sort, it is a learning curve. Companies like to try new things, sometimes it works, sometimes it does not. I would rather Bandai tested something out and failed, than to just release every Godzilla with the same set up. It would be boring as we would pretty much be buying the same toy over, just with cosmetic alterations. Yes, there are some things on 64 I don't think succeeded, but I can see what Bandai was going for.
