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Nothing for me in the June slate. Returns to the crypt

Project A-Ko should apparently be here tomorrow.

Article covering my hands on thoughts with Gundam Card Game. https://animesuperhero.com/blog-hands-on-with-gundam-card-game-at-mcm-london-comic-con-may-2025/

Macross fans looking at this like "Citation needed."

New merch asking "Would you still love GQuuuuuuX if they were worms?"

As far as I'm aware the only current P Bandai destined GQuuuuuuX kit is Sayla's Light Cannon. The line seems largely designed with the kits carefully planned out. If we're getting Xavier's at retail, there's no way we won't get THAT too.

My article covering Gundam at this May's MCMComicCon is live. I should hopefully be doing a sequel to this which covers my thoughts on the upcoming Gundam Card Game. https://animesuperhero.com/blog-gundam-at-mcm-london-comic-con-may-2025/

Given the lack of other stuff coming out, I've been assuming it's all hands on deck to create their own masters for the Shonen Jump stuff.

I feel seen.

At MCM they had some samples of Gundam Assemble (what is basically Gundam Warhammer). Doubt I'd get into the game but the minis themselves look pretty solid. Sadly they got pushed back to 2026, so I've been getting my fix with Gundam Artifact. These are basically mini fixed posed kits that up...

Got the AL release of A-Ko just before the Early Bird ended. A case of partially putting my money where my mouth is.

I think sometimes they're at the whims of what the production committee/studio feel is in their own interest. I know there have been cases where season 1 of a show has gone to one service, exploded in popularity and then the rights for season 2 have been sold to a different streaming service...

Been offering a lot of negativity, so got in just under the radar for Project A-ko. Like most, genuinely don't enjoy having to be negative.

It's how it feels to me at least. The only Gundam stuff they've done in recent memory were the Freedom and GQuuuuuuX theatrical releases and those seem to have more been a case of Bandai bringing them in because (to give AL their due) they really push the boat out with theatrical releases. Other...

I've said this before but I feel AL are guilty of the same thing that hurt ADV- promising more titles than they can realistically bring to completion and as a result losing consumer confidence. I always preface my criticisms with open acceptance there's probably various specifics we'll never...

This is the juggling act. I dropped off Naruto long ago (Part 2 saw me off) but the Shonen Jump stuff remains evergreen in popularity and thus surely rakes in more cash for the company than various titles some of us would prefer.

You didn't say anything bigoted. S'cool.