Since its inception in 1977, the Star Wars franchise has left an indelible mark on the pop culture scene — to such a degree that it even has a commemorative day to call its own. Taking place on 4 May (dubbed “May the Fourth”) every year, it acts as a wordplay on the catchphrase “May the Force be with you”, but is far from the only celebratory affair for fans.

Enter Star Wars Celebration, a large convention that embraces a shared love for the long-running sci-fi franchise. Held annually, barring a few exceptions, it brings the excitement to varying locations around the world, with the 2025 iteration making its way to Japan. It’s nothing short of apt that it will feature badge art designs in the style of ukiyo-e, a tradition of Japanese art that thrived in the 17th to 19th centuries.

As unveiled by the official Star Wars website, the illustrations are done by Japanese artist TAKUMI, who has created official promotional art for Marvel’s Thor: Love and Thunder and The Mandalorian Season 3. The first wave of designs features Darth Vader, Yoda, Luke Skywalker, Ahsoka Tano, and The Mandalorian and Grogu, revealing five out of 17 designs.

Explaining the connection between Japanese culture and Star Wars,” he explained, “When I was working on the badge art, I spent a lot of time revisiting the characteristics and backgrounds of each character, thinking about how to adapt their narrative into the ukiyo-e. I looked back at the stories depicted in the masterpieces by ukiyo-e artists of the past, analysing the motifs and elements woven into their compositions, and thought about which characters’ narratives would best fit with those themes. The research continued until I found the right theme for each character.”

TAKUMI continued, “Another key element was reimagining the characters’ costumes and weapons with a Japanese influence. This process required blending them with aspects of traditional Japanese clothing, decorations, armour, and weaponry, and determining the right level of modification. It was a challenging task, but once the ideal style was achieved, it was immensely rewarding.”

It’s no secret that the franchise was largely inspired by the works of Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa — 1958’s The Hidden Fortress in particular — which makes the artistic blend a nice homage to its roots.

Star Wars Celebration Japan will run from 18 to 20 April 2025 in Makuhari Messe, located in Chiba Prefecture just outside of Tokyo, with tickets currently on sale.

Si Jia

Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.

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It’s been 9 years since OatKing Animation posted up an Empire-focused Star Wars animated short, drawn with the crazy detail and shading in classic 80s’ style anime. The video is at 14 million views now, which is testament of how viral it had gotten over the years.

This time, with just less than a month till the theatrical release of Alien: Romulus, OatKing spent over 6 years to create a 15-minute Alien: MONDAY short film tribute to Ridley Scott’s Alien and classic 80’s anime.

While we wait for the possibility of an official Alien anime series or movie in the years to come, we’ll have to settle for a live-action series that’s currently in the works at FX.

Yonk

Yonk is a geek who is fortunate enough to have an equally geeky Star Wars fan for a wife, who owns a LEGO Millennium Falcon encased in a glass coffee table as their home’s centre-piece.

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There’s just something special about pixel art, that we all love so much. These timeless creations from the 8-bit and 16-bit era are simply irresistible. Made popular from video games in the ’80s and ’90s, and even till today, many games still make use of pixel art. Even the majority of animated GIFs are beautiful works of animated pixel art. Divoom clearly shares the same love for pixel art and has been churning out various gadgets and accessories for fans to bring their love for pixel art beyond the computer and onto backpacks, speakers and desktop displays.

Being such massive pixel art fans ourselves, here are a few of our top picks from Divoom’s ever-growing range of pixel art-infused gadgets.

Divoom Times Gate – Informative Display

Divoom’s latest release is clearly heavily influenced by cyberpunk aesthetics. It’s an RGB-infused, 5-panel full-colour LCD display that sits right at the centre of your workspace / battlestation. Eac IPS screen displays up to 128×128 pixel art and is fully customisable via Divoom’s phone app. You can either use it as a fancy nixie tube digital clock, or set each panel to display the weather, time, social media stats, financial info, currency exchange, news feeds, or simply a rotation of all your favourite animated GIFs. The Times Gate is WiFi enabled, with support for Alexa and IFTTT.

Divoom Pixoo-64 LED Display

The Pixoo-64 is 64×64 LED panel that connects via WiFi and can be easily mounted on the wall or placed on a tabletop like a picture frame. Similar to the Times Gate, the panel can be set to display the weather, time, social media stats, financial info, or simply a rotation of all your favourite animated GIFs in their full glory.

Divoom Sling Bag-V

This handy-sized sling bag is made of IP68 waterproof material and sports a 4.7-inch 16×16 pixel screen that displays all your favourite pixel art while on the go. There is a front compartment for stowing your power bank, which powers the screen via USB. Don’t be fooled by its small size for it can pack an iPad, Nintendo Switch, mobile phone, wallet, shades, earbuds and business card holder. All the essentials a modern-day geek needs. The screen connects via Bluetooth to Divoom’s app which gives you access to the thousands of pixel art available via its online community of creators.

Divoom Ditoo-Pro Retro Bluetooth Speaker

This ridiculously cute and retro portable Bluetooth speaker and a 16×16 screen to display your favourite pixel art while playing some tunes from internet radio, MP3 (via a TF card), or via Bluetooth to your phone with Spotify and iTunes. It also doubles as an alarm clock and even plays mini games. The RGB backlit mechanical keyboard adds to the vintage aesthetic enabling the user to cycle through lighting modes, on-screen displays and volume control. It makes for a perfect gift for anyone with its assortment of colours.

Yonk

Yonk is a geek who is fortunate enough to have an equally geeky Star Wars fan for a wife, who owns a LEGO Millennium Falcon encased in a glass coffee table as their home’s centre-piece.

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We delve into the exciting world of Adobe Photoshop AI and its groundbreaking new Generative Fill feature. Join us as we explore how this cutting-edge technology revolutionizes the way we edit and enhance images. From seamless object removal to stunning content-aware fills, we’ll demonstrate how to harness the power of Photoshop AI’s Generative Fill to effortlessly transform your photos.

With the Generative Fill tool, users are able to create or remove objects, generate backgrounds, extend images, and more. All you have to do is access the Contextual Task Bar window, type in the desired outcome, and select the desired variations. It’s just way too easy.

Creators can tap into the power of the Generative Fill feature today through Adobe Photoshop’s desktop beta app. This new feature is set to officially roll out in the second half of 2023. It is also available as a new module in the Firefly beta app if you are interested to test out the new capabilities on the web.

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Bobby is an actor, host, photographer and tech geek who always wanted to be Batman, but settled as a Jedi in training.

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Singapore toy collectors will know of Simply Toys, established way back in 2001, bringing us geeks our toys and pop culture collectibles fix all these years. Simply Toys is also the sole distributor of Funko collectibles in Singapore since 2007. This time around, Ann Goh, founder of Simply Toys has come up with her take on a modern-day art collectible, in the form of physical art, digitally printed onto 100% silk. Aptly named SquareArt, each design has an edition size of only 111 pieces (per size). Buyers can choose from 50 x 50cm (US$79), 64 x 64cm (US$99), or 86 x 86cm (US$129).

The SquareArt pieces are unique art collectibles that collectors can either display on a wall, wear as scarves, or use as a handbag twilly. Being made of 100% silk, each art piece is light, low maintenance, and allows for easy swapping of display pieces with minimal fuss.

“SquareArt is a platform designed for collectors, investors, and artists, offering a secure and reliable authentication process to prevent scams and discourage bootleg production. Our goal is to support and showcase artistic talent in major cities, connecting audiences with vibrant art scenes through our annual SquareArt shows. We aim to celebrate and promote artistic talent across major cities, creating a platform that connects diverse audiences with the vibrant art scenes in each location via our annual SquareArt shows.”

Ann Goh, Founder of SquareArt and Simply Toys

The SquareArt.exchange Platform

Unlike existing art prints on the market, SquareArt offers an all-in-one platform, called SquareArt.exchange that integrates Digital Certificates, Blockchain Technology, Near-Field Communication (NFC), and Fintech to ensure the seamless and counterfeit-free transactions of SquareArt pieces for artists, collectors, and investors. Every SquareArt piece purchased via the SquareArt.exchange app will carry a unique serial number. Collectors will be able to keep tabs on the current value of their pieces and buy/sell on the in-app marketplace once it rolls out in the coming months.

Jon-Paul Kaiser (UK based) was the first artist to jump on board the platform and soon several others followed. Singapore-based artists Lester Lim (@lesdoublewood), Sheena Aw (@caramelaw) and Jem (@tanavit23) as well as Malaysian-based artist Zhiting (@zhiting9513), along with many others followed suit.

SquareArt Pop-Up Showcase Offer

The SquareArt Pop-Up Showcase is located on level 1 atrium of Plaza Singapura, right in front of Muji and the Disney100 store. Marvel at the collection of exclusive in-stock/pre-order art pieces, beautifully printed in vibrant colours on silk. Visitors can get a good sense of each of the three sizes available and decide which is best for their home, or neck/handbag. If you decide to buy one of the exclusive pieces, be sure to ask the on-ground staff for a US$20 OFF discount code to apply to your first purchase of any SquareArt of your choice (regardless of size). There’s no better time to kickstart your collection/investment than now!

All pre-orders and purchases can be made via the SquareArt.exchange app which is available now on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

Yonk

Yonk is a geek who is fortunate enough to have an equally geeky Star Wars fan for a wife, who owns a LEGO Millennium Falcon encased in a glass coffee table as their home’s centre-piece.

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Remember when we used to imagine what a 3D version of Pokémon would look like while we were enjoying these games before 2013? Fast forward to today and the likes of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet and Pokémon Legends: Arceus are being enjoyed in all of their 3D glory. Ironically, it’s backwards now, with fans like Twitter user @Roncally_Hayate imagining how our polygonal characters from the games today would look like in pixel art of days past.

The Japanese creator took the time to design Pokémon Scarlet and Violet’s eight gym leaders in pixel art, taking inspiration from the character design traits used in Pokémon Black and White, the last of the games that were bitmapped. The user even went to lengths to animate these characters — just look at how cute Iono is at the bottom right, flailing the sleeves of her oversized black-and-yellow jacket as her Magnemite hairclips rotate!

The fan artist also created a video and remixed the battle background music of all eight gym leaders in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet to mirror the style of Pokémon Black and White’s Nintendo DS soundtrack. Check it out below:

The video further expands on the animations that reflect the memorable eccentricities of these eight gym leaders, like how elderly woman Ryme, MC of RIP, leader of Montenevera’s gym is bobbing along as she raps.

We would likely never get another 32-bit Pokémon game, but we have users like @Roncally_Hayate to thank when it comes to fanmade creations and imagining how 3D characters today would look in pixel art glory.

Joey Leong

Crack open a cold one with Joey, because the moment you approach him, he will start talking about film and video games for days. He spends his waking moments during the weekends meditating on how the latest movie he’s watched or game he’s played has impacted his worldview.

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In life, there are several milestones worthy of celebration, and graduation is certainly one of them. For the folks in Japan, the month of March is when both high school and university students can finally relax, eager to take on the next step in their lives. To make things even more fun for the graduation festivities, Sega has chimed in with some special words of encouragement.

In a video posted on Twitter, the Japanese video game giant shared the message, “To the graduates soaring towards the future: A cheer for you,” alongside what appears to be really intricate and gorgeous chalkboard art of the company’s many iconic characters.

The graduation celebration is led by characters including Sega mascot Sonic the Hedgehog, Ichiban Kasuga from the Yakuza: Like a Dragon series, Aruru/Arle and Puyo (round, slime-like creatures) from the Puyo Puyo series, and Joker from Persona 5. They are all drawn alongside cherry blossom petals, with the short video set to Hatsune Miku/Halyosy’s graduation-themed song, Sakura no Ame.

Behind the Sega initiative to celebrate the month of graduation is artist Mayumi Kawano, who first started out drawing chalk art in 2009. Mayumi has also weighed in about her masterpiece and shared that she enjoys playing video games as well. This made this particular job extremely gratifying and satisfying to work on.

While not all of us can go back to the days of graduation and look forward to what comes next, we most certainly can enjoy great art every once in a while, especially when it comes with a roster of characters like those from Sega..

Jake Su

Jake is a full-time trophy hunter and achievement gatherer on consoles, and part-time Steam Sale victim. He has a thing for Batman and awesome statues, and running out of space for both. Send help.

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It’s never too soon to explore your creative pursuits, as nine-year-old Stella Peaches has shown. The young, aspiring artist is now a proud owner of a spud-tacular toy, which she designed herself as part of a collaboration with Mighty Jaxx and Hasbro.

Standing at eight inches tall, Potato Head by Stella Peaches presents a youthful, stylish spin on the Toy Story icon by putting it in a colourful, polka dot-clad fit. The vinyl figure holds a paintbrush in one hand and a palette in another, and can be styled in three distinct ways using interchangeable crowns and removable gasses.

As the daughter of graffiti and print artist Stikki Peaches, Stella is no stranger to such artistic endeavours — her works have already been featured on the streets of Paris and Montreal, despite her tender age.

The Potato Head collectible is available for US$159 on the Mighty Jaxx website, with all proceeds from sale going to charity.

Si Jia

Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.

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Hypebeasts fall in! Singapore’s premier street festival is back after a one-year hiatus to celebrate the diversity of street culture.

Culture Cartel has announced that this year’s event will take place on 1-4 December 2022 at *SCAPE. Previous iterations of the event have taken place at the F1 Pit Building, although the 2020 edition was held virtually in response to COVID-19 health and safety measures.

This year’s convention will focus on the theme of dystopian cyber retrofuturism, representing how street culture has evolved and adapted to the changing times. To underscore this theme, NFTs will be featured as the subculture’s fifth pillar, alongside the other key categories of Art, Fashion, Tattoos, and Toys.

If Culture Cartel 2022 is anything like previous editions, attendees can also look forward to rare and exclusive collectibles, eye-catching street art, heart-pumping music, as well as conversations and masterclasses with creative leaders.

More information about the event, such as registration information and participating brands and personalities, will be revealed on Culture Cartel’s Instagram soon.

Edwin Teo

Edwin has been writing about gaming and entertainment news for almost a decade, and has loved video games, comic books, and movies longer than that. He loves interesting stories, immersive world-building, and adorable monsters.

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This article was original published on 11 January 2022.

If you have an Apple Watch (Series 5, 6, 7, 8 or even the new Ultra), and simply want some awesome new watch faces to show off your geekdom, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve gone out and curated the best selection of Clockology watch faces available in 2022. In case you’re wondering what Clockology is, it’s a free app that enables you to add custom watch faces to your Apple Watch. There are a number of steps to get it up and running, so be sure to check out our comprehensive step-by-step guide here.

The Matrix

Designed by Andrea Brex
DOWNLOAD – 5.5MB

TVA – Miss Minutes

Motion design by Ricardo Figueira, design by anonymous variant
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BSOD – Blue Screen Of Death

Designed by Julian Milburn
DOWNLOAD – 157KB

Windows Command Prompt

Designed by Julian Milburn
DOWNLOAD – 52KB

Alien – The Perfect Organism

Designed by Alan J. Brotz
DOWNLOAD – 676KB

Aliens M314 Motion Tracker

Designed by Eddie Fulton, modified by Julian Milburn
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Fallout Pip-Boy

Designed by Giovanni Leo
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Back to the Future Flux Capacitor

Version 1 – Designed by Adam Stewart, modified by Alex Kim)
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Version 2 – Designed by Adam Stewart, modified by Keith Grommes)
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Batman – Invicta

Designed by Rashid Latif
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Bart Simpson

Designed by Michelle Elliot
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INFINITY – Rolex

Designed by Jovo Leahcim
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Star Wars – Stay on Target!

Designed by RED 2
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Star Wars – Millennium Falcon Targeting Computer

Designed by Julian Milburn
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VHS – Of Our Fave Movies

Designed by Eddie Fulton
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Math Scribbles

Designed by Giuseppe Fiore, modified by Mac McNeil
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MONOPOLY

Designed by Ken Shimabuku
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Watch Cleaning (this one’s a little naughty)

Designed by Peña Man
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RLMade 54

Designed by Rashid Latif
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Richard Mille RM50-02

Designed by Rashid Latif
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Yonk

Yonk is a geek who is fortunate enough to have an equally geeky Star Wars fan for a wife, who owns a LEGO Millennium Falcon encased in a glass coffee table as their home’s centre-piece.

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Mighty Jaxx wants to spread more positivity with the release of the B. Smiley (50th Anniversary Edition) collectable as part of The Smiley Company’s 50th-anniversary celebration.

The 12-inch vinyl art collectable sees B. Smiley’s signature pose and styled in a vibrant graffiti-styled jacket, designed by graffiti artist André Saraiva.

“It’s an absolute honor to be able to collaborate with The Smiley Company on reaching such a momentous benchmark. It goes without saying that 50 years is an impressive length of time to be able to continually spread positivity and inspire generations of activists, artists and creators alike. What B. Smiley represents matches the feeling we here at MightyJaxx want to encapsulate in our collectibles, and we’re excited to commemorate that feeling and icon through this launch,” said Jackson Aw, Founder and CEO at Mighty Jaxx.

Smiley, for those unaware, is an emblem that spreads joy and optimism. Created by French journalist Franklin Loufrani in 1972 as a gesture to urge readers of the newspaper France-Soir to ‘Take the Time to Smile’, Now, the symbol has become a recurring feature across art, fashion, film. music, print and pop-culture.

The B. Smiley (50th Anniversary Edition) collectable is available for presale on Mighty Jaxx’s website beginning August 20 at 9pm SGT. Each collectable will retail at US$199 with worldwide shipping included.

A'bidah Zaid

Don’t judge a book by its cover, for behind all this makeup, is a geek just like you. To simply put it, superheroes, Star Wars, Harry Potter and all things gore and creepy makes this girly girl swoon.

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It’s always a good time to revisit nostalgia, and one Pokémon fan is adding some extra flair with his return to the Kanto region. The brick enthusiast has committed to building the entire map out of LEGO, with four parts already complete.

Reddit user ‘Bugscags1‘ has been documenting their progress on the Pokémon subreddit, where they recreated Pallet Town, Route 1, Viridian City, and Route 2 out of microscale LEGO parts. With other iconic locations like Cinnebar island, Pewter City, and the Lavender Town yet to receive the brick treatment, there’s still a long way to go before the entire thing is complete, but these cool-looking and adorable builds offer plenty of promise ahead.

And we aren’t the only ones who think that way. The creation has been getting a lot of support, with many fans praising its execution, and expressing their excitement for the next parts. Prior to this, ‘Budscags’ also successfully built the Johto region from Gen 2 out of the same microscale LEGO bricks.

It’s an apt tribute to the Gen 1 line of games, Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow, which have pushed the franchise to the beloved crowd favourite that it is today. It’s unfortunate that official Pokémon LEGO has yet to be a thing, but at least there are still the Nanoblock and Mega Construx builds to satisfy the construct-and-collect itch.

Way to go, ‘Bugscags1’!

Si Jia

Si Jia is a casual geek at heart – or as casual as someone with Sephiroth’s theme on her Spotify playlist can get. A fan of movies, games, and Japanese culture, Si Jia’s greatest weakness is the Steam Summer Sale. Or any Steam sale, really.

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Just when we thought Japanese plastic model kits wouldn’t get more radical with with 2020’s 2/5 scale PlayStation and Sega Saturn, and 1/1 scale Nissin Cup Noodle, we now have a Trash Plastic Model Kit. This totally pointless new kit is conceived by none other than useless thing inventor Marina Fujiwara. He was made popular by his 1/1 scale cucumber roll sushi plastic model kit released in 2021.

According to StudioSYUTO, the trash plastic model is made of 100% recycled materials and is environmentally friendly.

Instructions are not enclosed in the kit, because the creator’s intent was for the builder to have some fun and treat it like a puzzle. Each kit includes parts to make two balls of trash. Best of all, no glue or paint is required, and the finished model stands at around 40mm tall.

StudioSYUTO’s Trash Plastic Model is expected to release in December 2022 and retails at ¥1,540 (US$11.50). Now, how awesome is that? Time to head out to Daiso to grab a mini trash bin to build a diorama out of this.

Yonk

Yonk is a geek who is fortunate enough to have an equally geeky Star Wars fan for a wife, who owns a LEGO Millennium Falcon encased in a glass coffee table as their home’s centre-piece.

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When it comes to snivelling, backstabbing minions with transparent ambitions, there is none quite like the shrewd and cowardly Decepticon, Starscream.

Sure, we know he wants to replace Megatron as the leader of the Decepticons and which villainous leader is without a treacherous lackey, but there are many reasons why Starscream stands out as a fan favourite. Firstly, he transforms into an amazing McDonnel-Douglass F-15C Eagle, and then there is the voice. The G1 character was voiced to perfection by Chris Latta aka Christopher Charles Collins, and we mourned his death when he was obliterated by Galvatron for usurping Megatron’s position.

Was that battle satisfying? Probably not since the 1985 Transformers animated movie was made to sell toys and there was a decree to wipe out the original Autobots and Decepticons, to make way for newer toys, but fans have always wondered – what would a Starscream vs Megatron fight look like?

Well, Starscream megafan 87render, a CG artist who makes anime fan films, and apparently specialises in jet planes and cell shading, has taken a stab at it, creating an exhilarating five-minute film that brings us back to G1 Transformers, with Megatron and Starscream. It’s the duo in robot mode for sure, and his love for jets is probably why Megatron doesn’t transform into his original Walther P38 gun mode, but turns into a Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk Stealth plane instead.

But it’s a small twist because the rest of the short film, which also brings back the Decepticon flagship, Nemesis, is a great throwback. 87render even got a voice actor for Starscream that sounds so much like Latta, and fans will likely recall the sense of joy to hear Cobra Commande…. I mean, Starscream challenge Megatron again.

“You’re a fool for fighting me in the skies Megatron!” shouts Starscream, as he manipulates his form into a semi-Gerwalk mode, and unleashes a volley of missiles at his commander, who has received an upgrade in the form of a new body.

This makes us clamour for more Transformers G1 goodness! None of that Bayformers nonsense, or the Japanese-led Transformers Armada, Energon and Cybertron Unicron Trilogy.

HSALS

Hsals needs more space in his house, and more money in his bank account to pay for all the toys, collectibles and other geek related items that companies are churning out. Free-time? Girlfriend? Who’s got time for those?

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It was inevitable, just a couple of months back, Final Fantasy fans were treated to an unlicensed Tifa Lockhart 1/4 scale resin statue doing the Jack-O pose. This time, China-based NL Studio has come up with a perfectly balanced Thanos resin statue, as all things should be.

You know what would be perfect to top it all off? If only the statue had a miniature Ant-Man perched atop Thanos’ butt.

The Thanos resin statue will be a limited run, with only 199 pieces made, and will come in two sizes, 1/4 scale (priced from 2,000 RMB ~ US$300) and 1/6 scale (priced from 1,000 RMB ~ US$150). The statue will come in two editions, a standard edition with Thanos presumably fully clothed and a premium edition with a swappable nude body (as seen above).

Pre-orders for NL Studio’s Thanos Jack-O Pose Resin Statue will commence on 18 July and it is expected to ship in Q4 of 2022.

Destro

When it comes to providing the right hardware at the right price, Destro is the man of the hour. Just don’t count of him keeping his deals exclusive to just one party. If you have coin, Destro has the wares.

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