The 70th installment of the venerable Super Festival took place in Tokyo yesterday. Once again, there were a large number of toy makers on hand. Some had their own original toys, while others had toys based on licensed properties. There was a good variety of Mirrorman toys on sale and display, coinciding with the appearance at the show of Mr. Nobuyuki Ishida, who portrayed the hero in the 1971-1972 tokusatsu. In an upcoming post, I'll show you the special Mirrorman goods exhibition that was displayed at SF 70.
Here are images of more than 50 toy makers who had booths.
Acro
About 200 pics after the jump:
Aimou
Art Junkies
Bad Attic
Baketan
Billiken
Blobpus
Bullmark
CCP
Creative Design
Devilrobots
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| Shin san has been drawing for people at events for a really long time! |
Dune
Fewture Models
Fig Lab
Five Star
Galaxy People
Geek Market
Gigabrain
Jetture and Handsome Tarom
Jungle
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| Upcoming release |
Kaiju Artist DAN
Kaiju Ken
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| Glitter version |
Kamakiri
Kenth Toy Works
Koraters
M-1
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| Kitty Fire (Mirrorman enemy) prototype |
Mai Nagamoto
Marusan
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| Giant Red King and Ultra Seven! |
Moun10
Nerd One and Friends
Pico Pico and Sunguts
Play Studio
Rampage Toys
Refreshment Toys
Roughneck
Science Patrol
Shikaruna
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| New figures by Henry Anderson III |
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| Menko cards |
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A painter's hands!
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SIO
Spice Seed
Star Ace
T9G
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| Wonderful display! |
US Toys
X-Plus
Yamanaya
Yamomark
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always excellent coverage! I'm glad that there are some new designers this year. Gotta say that in the last year ACRO (formerly DUNK) is really come on my radar for the quality of their productions. Frankly anyone that can pull off mass produced sculpts from Oyama Ryu is at the top of my list!
ReplyDeleteThanks! No doubt - Acro's booth was really popular!
ReplyDeleteExcellent coverage as always Andy! Thank you so much for your efforts. Looks like it was a great SF, and I am really excited to see the surgence of some classic characters.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading! It's always nice to see releases of both original characters and licensed figures at the show - provides for a dynamic mix!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the amazing coverage Andy!
ReplyDeleteYou got it, Ralph! Thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteThanks for documenting all the good stuff out/coming out. As always, great photos and coverage. I would really have loved to snag some of those Galaxy People vehicles or the Yamomark transparent caterpillar figures. So is Marusan looking to produce and sell those giant-sized store display figures, or are these just for show?
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading! Good question about the Marusan figures. If anyone here knows, please comment below.
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