Showing posts with label yagami hikari. Show all posts
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Friday, December 18, 2015

Koromon Collection Figure Set Shown at Jump Festa 2016

December 19th, 2015. Japanese Digimon news publication Digimon Headline leaked this photograph from the first day of Jump Festa 2016, of an upcoming official Koro Collection! figure set (ジモンアドベンチャー コロコレ!セット lit. Dejimon Adobenchaa Koro Kore! Setto) designed by studio MegaHouse. Based on the original Digimon Adventure 1999 pilot film directed by Hosoda Mamoru, the figure collection features a four-year-old Yagami Hikari with five different versions of the film's Koromon, in various eating, sleeping, and pooping poses. No release date or price has been set as of yet.

MegaHouse also announced an upcoming Beelzebumon Blast Mode figure, as well as a G.E.M. Series Ishida Yamato & Garurumon figure at JF2016.

Friday, November 27, 2015

Ishida Yamato & Garurumon Figure Announced at Mega Hobby 2015 Expo

Original image uploaded by @figsoku_b
November 28th, 2015. At today's Mega Hobby 2015 Autumn Expo, anime figure production studio MegaHouse unveiled a new official Digimon figure, featuring Digimon Adventure's Ishida Yamato and Garurumon, his partner's Adult-level evolution. Yamato & Garurumon are the next entry in the G.E.M. Series, a line of high quality figures aimed at young adult women, featuring characters from popular anime and manga series.

The G.E.M. Series has most recently featured Wizarmon and Tailmon from Digimon Adventure, which has been one of MegaHouse's most popular G.E.M. Series franchises since it became a part of the line in January 2014. Past Adventure G.E.M. figures include multiple versions of Takaishi Takeru and Yagami Hikari with the various forms of their Digimon partners, repeated reissues of Yamato and Taichi, and other members of the Chosen Children. Of the entire G.E.M. Series figures, Ichijouji Ken is the only Digimon character to hail from Adventure 02 rather than the first season.

An exact date and price for the Garurumon figure has not yet been given, but past Digimon figures were priced at between 4,800 yen and 11,000 yen (approx. $40~$90).

Original image uploaded by @mega_girlshobby

Wednesday, November 25, 2015

Adventure tri. Movie 1 "Reunion" Opens at Almost 60 Million Yen

November 25th, 2015. Japanese anime news outlet AnimeAnime reported that the first chapter in the Digimon Adventure tri. theatrical films, Reunion, opened at over 59,000,000 yen during this preceding weekend. Reunion made the currency equivalent of approximately $480,000, but was shown at a relatively small number of theaters compared to other films. Only ten theaters nationwide screened tri., with total attendance at 36,000 viewers. The film's overall budget and the amount spent on marketing is unclear, but official Tweets from Toei and related companies have described it as a "big hit."

The second film, Decision, will premiere on March 12th, 2016.

Monday, October 26, 2015

First 5 Minutes of Digimon Adventure tri. Subbed


October 26th, 2015. Above is Tamer Union's English subtitled edition of the Digimon Adventure tri. movie teaser, which was livestreamed yesterday as part of an official promotional stream for the first film. Readers can compare the translation with another fansub produced by Onkei, and Lyrl's translation of the opening narration. The opening deals with themes of Neoplatonism (and by extension, Gnosticism) and primarily addresses the concept of the Demiourgos (Greek; "Demiurge").

Digimon Adventure tri.'s first movie, Reunion, will premier in Japan on November 21st, 2015. Previously it was prescreened over October 23rd in Japan. At this time there has been no word of an official western release, though the Japanese language DVDs and Blu-rays will be region-free.