Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

  As long as I'm eating, the virus disappears. Aloha folks, I am back and finally after a year, I decided to release the Allicon from his packaging. How does he fare? Let's get started! Boxing Your boxing folks. Not into the whole map thing so not going to delve into it.  The guard Finally, let this guy out of the bag and he is.... fun to play. His tail comes detached but rest assured, he is no parts former. It's just that his tail had to be packed apart from the figure because he be too wide to fit in the box. He comes with a spear which he poses with just fine. Loads of fun on this part really. He also comes with a blade which is a part of his tail. So two weapons come with this guy. If I had to make a minor complaint it would be that the fin on his head is rubbery. It feels kinda awkward when everything else is hard plastic on this fella. I'm not too familiar with his character except this guy and his look-alike buddies were responsible for dragging off Kup and Hot R...

  As long as there are 99 of us or less, they can't mandate vaccines. (*Biden Logic*) Happy New Year folks. Today we look at Gnaw of the 86 studio series fame. Without delay, let's get started! Boxing Here is the boxing. The backdrop is pretty much similar to that of 86 Grimlock and Slags since this was originally the Sharkticon's hometurf and where they fought the Dinobots.  The figure Gnaw is a simple looking pudgy figure. He comes with a rifle and his tail which is used as a mace. He has no waist swivel though you can modify his ankles to do some degree of posing. Gnaw's joints are tight. His back (the upper jaw in transformation) comes detached and in order for it to stick on, you must not lose his fin. His fin assembly is the necessary component that keeps his back attached.  Without it, the back becomes nothing more than a surfboard. I don't know if this was a really good idea but like I said, try not to lose the fin. Shark mode This is probably what 86 Gnaw i...