What came out of the Clover factory in 1979 was a long faced, ill proportioned Chogokin style Gundam that bore no resemblance to the sleek Mobile Suit armor that made up the Gundam of what we know today.

The main mecha from Saber Riders and the Star Sherrifs!

Invincible Robot Gobarian (고바리안) is another crazy Korean mashup robot that transcends style and culture.

I've been quiet on the Saint Seiya front here at CDX for a bit but fear not, there is tons of cool stuff coming over the next few months so to get things going again I have a review of Gold Saint Leo Aiolia and his Appendix release. Spoilers exist for those who have not finished watching the series. This is the only warning you get...

Takatoku made some really great toys back in the day... Not sure if this is one of them or not.

From "Change! Getter Robo: Sekai Saigo no Hi" (a.k.a. "Getter Robo Armageddon")

If there is one item in both the Bandai and Tonka Spiral Zone lines that is remembered by even the most passive toy collector, it is the iconic Act 10: Monoseed. The sheer audacity of the one wheeled designed assault motorcycle along with Bandai’s beautiful multi-media engineering and high craftsmanship resulted in Monoseed being one of the few Spiral Zone acquisitions by non SZ collectors.

Batman & Bat-Pod is a real winner and a toy I think may have slipped by a lot of collectors radar.

Space Sheriff Sharivan is one of the legendary "Metal Heroes" of Japanese Television

Soft Garage's Karoria Tetsujin 28 from the Legend Of Gokin line.