CM's Corp Ginrai Color Images
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Comment by Rated X
Mar 9, 2012
How many people plan to buy a male doll ??? 
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There are plenty. 12" GI JOE collectors buy lots of 'dolls'.
And there are many fans of character action figures male or female.
This is not my cup of tea, but I do like the Minerva.
Comment by Tigertrack
Mar 9, 2012
Rated X wrote:How many people plan to buy a male doll ???
There are plenty. 12" GI JOE collectors buy lots of 'dolls'.
And there are many fans of character action figures male or female.
This is not my cup of tea, but I do like the Minerva.
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Comment by Nemesis Destron
Mar 9, 2012
I don't know about any dolls but I would like to see eventually a pic of what Takara Kicker would look like next this guy. I mean I know he will be much larger in size but just on looks alone 
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Women would call them "dolls"
Men call them "Action Figures"
For further education I'd suggest you look into S.H. FiguArts, S.I.C., or even D-Arts figures
Comment by Jelze Bunnycat
Mar 9, 2012
Rated X wrote:How many people plan to buy a male doll ???
Women would call them "dolls"
Men call them "Action Figures"
For further education I'd suggest you look into S.H. FiguArts, S.I.C., or even D-Arts figures
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Comment by fenrir72
Mar 9, 2012
@ Rated X
This is getting old with your "doll" fetish again. 
But if you wanna get a "rise" from one and tick off them uptight sexually repressed idiots from Florida try this instead
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail ... agecnt%3D1
and
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail ... agecnt%3D1
You can actually strip off their costumes.
This is getting old with your "doll" fetish again. But if you wanna get a "rise" from one and tick off them uptight sexually repressed idiots from Florida try this instead
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail ... agecnt%3D1
and
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail ... agecnt%3D1
You can actually strip off their costumes.
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No, male collectors call them "action figures" to sugarcoat the truth.
Men call them "dolls".
It may be expensive, based off a boys cartoon, and look great in a man cave, but it's still a doll.
My name aint, Willy Wonka. I dont sugarcoat s**t.
Comment by Rated X
Mar 9, 2012
JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:Rated X wrote:How many people plan to buy a male doll ???
Women would call them "dolls"
Men call them "Action Figures"
For further education I'd suggest you look into S.H. FiguArts, S.I.C., or even D-Arts figures
No, male collectors call them "action figures" to sugarcoat the truth.
Men call them "dolls".
It may be expensive, based off a boys cartoon, and look great in a man cave, but it's still a doll.
My name aint, Willy Wonka. I dont sugarcoat s**t.
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Those actually look pretty cool. But as I clearly stated before, the hispanic population in south Florida is very family oriented and protective of their daughters. Having a bunch of erotic young looking dolls in your house will just make people talk s**t about you. I know in some parts of middle America, anything goes from incest to polygamy. But not in Miami.
I am by no means saying you or anyone on this forum do such things. Im just being honest. It's kind of like putting a Jessica Rabbit doll in youre living room and saying youre an cartoon fan.
Comment by Rated X
Mar 9, 2012
fenrir72 wrote:@ Rated X
But if you wanna get a "rise" from one and tick off them uptight sexually repressed idiots from Florida try this instead
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail ... agecnt%3D1
and
http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/detail ... agecnt%3D1
You can actually strip off their costumes.
Those actually look pretty cool. But as I clearly stated before, the hispanic population in south Florida is very family oriented and protective of their daughters. Having a bunch of erotic young looking dolls in your house will just make people talk s**t about you. I know in some parts of middle America, anything goes from incest to polygamy. But not in Miami.
I am by no means saying you or anyone on this forum do such things. Im just being honest. It's kind of like putting a Jessica Rabbit doll in youre living room and saying youre an cartoon fan.
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Comment by fenrir72
Mar 9, 2012
Doll
A doll is a toy of a human being, often used as a toy for children. Dolls have traditionally been used in magic and religious rituals throughout the world, and traditional dolls made of materials like clay and wood are found in the Americas, Asia, Africa and Europe. The earliest documented dolls go back to the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Dolls being used as toys was documented in Greece around 100AD. They have been made as crude, rudimentary playthings as well as elaborate art. Modern doll manufacturing has its roots in Germany going back to the 15th century. With industrialization and the appearance of new materials like porcelain and plastic, dolls were increasingly mass produced. During the 20th century dolls became increasingly popular as collectibles.
Action figure
An action figure is a posable character figurine, made of plastic or other materials, and often based upon characters from a film, comic book, video game, or television program. These action figures are usually marketed towards boys and male collectors. Redressable action figures are sometimes called action dolls [1] to distinguish them from those with all or most of the clothes molded on.
It is argued that action figures are particularly popular with boys because they represent traditional masculine traits and are closely associated with the public sphere.[2] While most commonly marketed as a children's toy, the action figure has gained wide acceptance as an adult collector item. In such a case, the item may be produced and designed on the assumption it will be bought solely for display.
from wiki
A doll is a toy of a human being, often used as a toy for children. Dolls have traditionally been used in magic and religious rituals throughout the world, and traditional dolls made of materials like clay and wood are found in the Americas, Asia, Africa and Europe. The earliest documented dolls go back to the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Dolls being used as toys was documented in Greece around 100AD. They have been made as crude, rudimentary playthings as well as elaborate art. Modern doll manufacturing has its roots in Germany going back to the 15th century. With industrialization and the appearance of new materials like porcelain and plastic, dolls were increasingly mass produced. During the 20th century dolls became increasingly popular as collectibles.
Action figure
An action figure is a posable character figurine, made of plastic or other materials, and often based upon characters from a film, comic book, video game, or television program. These action figures are usually marketed towards boys and male collectors. Redressable action figures are sometimes called action dolls [1] to distinguish them from those with all or most of the clothes molded on.
It is argued that action figures are particularly popular with boys because they represent traditional masculine traits and are closely associated with the public sphere.[2] While most commonly marketed as a children's toy, the action figure has gained wide acceptance as an adult collector item. In such a case, the item may be produced and designed on the assumption it will be bought solely for display.
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Here are some posable character figurines that are all geared toward boys and male collectors. So I guess you would consider them "action figures" too ???
Comment by Rated X
Mar 9, 2012
fenrir72 wrote:Doll
A doll is a toy of a human being, often used as a toy for children. Dolls have traditionally been used in magic and religious rituals throughout the world, and traditional dolls made of materials like clay and wood are found in the Americas, Asia, Africa and Europe. The earliest documented dolls go back to the ancient civilizations of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Dolls being used as toys was documented in Greece around 100AD. They have been made as crude, rudimentary playthings as well as elaborate art. Modern doll manufacturing has its roots in Germany going back to the 15th century. With industrialization and the appearance of new materials like porcelain and plastic, dolls were increasingly mass produced. During the 20th century dolls became increasingly popular as collectibles.
Action figure
An action figure is a posable character figurine, made of plastic or other materials, and often based upon characters from a film, comic book, video game, or television program. These action figures are usually marketed towards boys and male collectors. Redressable action figures are sometimes called action dolls [1] to distinguish them from those with all or most of the clothes molded on.
It is argued that action figures are particularly popular with boys because they represent traditional masculine traits and are closely associated with the public sphere.[2] While most commonly marketed as a children's toy, the action figure has gained wide acceptance as an adult collector item. In such a case, the item may be produced and designed on the assumption it will be bought solely for display.
from wiki
Here are some posable character figurines that are all geared toward boys and male collectors. So I guess you would consider them "action figures" too ???
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Comment by fenrir72
Mar 9, 2012
Read the definition from my previous post ad infinitum.
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People buy toys of the characters they like. And, IMHO, Ginrai was the greatest Autobot leader of all the Autobot leaders in the entire Generation 1 era. That's right, I said it. The greatest Generation 1 Autobot commander was a "Puny Fleshling".
Do you really think that the term "doll" is appropriate for such human toys as G.I. Joe, Power Rangers, Action Man, DC superheros, Marvel superheroes, LEGO people, He-Man, the Simpsons, Family Guy, etc., even when they're made out of plastic and have no soft, felt material buolt into them?
Why, did you also cry "foul" when Kicker got his own toys in Energon?
Or how about Ga'Mede, who came with e-Hobby Magnificus?
Or even Jack, Miko, and Raf?
In fact, as I have told you time and again, Minerva and Ginrai, in these forms, ARE. NOT! HUMAN!!!!
Honestly, in the words of someone on TFWiki, it's people like you who take your "manly, tough, not-at-all-nerdy, children's-toy-collecting, kid's-cartoon-watching hobby way too seriously."
And even in regards to Minerva, there's nothing erotic about a girl whose body (minus her head) is made up entirely of robot parts and has nothing to reveal on her body.
Why, most fanmade Arcee toys look more erotic than CM Corp's Minerva figure.
Comment by Sabrblade
Mar 9, 2012
That is such a narrow-minded, sexist, and offensive thing to say.Rated X wrote:How many people plan to buy a male doll ???
People buy toys of the characters they like. And, IMHO, Ginrai was the greatest Autobot leader of all the Autobot leaders in the entire Generation 1 era. That's right, I said it. The greatest Generation 1 Autobot commander was a "Puny Fleshling".
Rated X, what is your problem with human toys?Rated X wrote:No, male collectors call them "action figures" to sugarcoat the truth.
Men call them "dolls".
It may be expensive, based off a boys cartoon, and look great in a man cave, but it's still a doll.
My name aint, Willy Wonka. I dont sugarcoat s**t.
Do you really think that the term "doll" is appropriate for such human toys as G.I. Joe, Power Rangers, Action Man, DC superheros, Marvel superheroes, LEGO people, He-Man, the Simpsons, Family Guy, etc., even when they're made out of plastic and have no soft, felt material buolt into them?
Why, did you also cry "foul" when Kicker got his own toys in Energon?
Or how about Ga'Mede, who came with e-Hobby Magnificus?
Or even Jack, Miko, and Raf?
In fact, as I have told you time and again, Minerva and Ginrai, in these forms, ARE. NOT! HUMAN!!!!
Honestly, in the words of someone on TFWiki, it's people like you who take your "manly, tough, not-at-all-nerdy, children's-toy-collecting, kid's-cartoon-watching hobby way too seriously."
Ask yourself good and well how any of this applies at all to Ginrai, who is the main topic that we're discussing here.Rated X wrote:Those actually look pretty cool. But as I clearly stated before, the hispanic population in south Florida is very family oriented and protective of their daughters. Having a bunch of erotic young looking dolls in your house will just make people talk s**t about you. I know in some parts of middle America, anything goes from incest to polygamy. But not in Miami.
I am by no means saying you or anyone on this forum do such things. Im just being honest. It's kind of like putting a Jessica Rabbit doll in youre living room and saying youre an cartoon fan.
And even in regards to Minerva, there's nothing erotic about a girl whose body (minus her head) is made up entirely of robot parts and has nothing to reveal on her body.
Why, most fanmade Arcee toys look more erotic than CM Corp's Minerva figure.
And not a single one of those four fall into the same category of toy as this Ginrai figure does. Nice try, but no cigar.Rated X wrote:Here are some posable character figurines that are all geared toward boys and male collectors. So I guess you would consider them "action figures" too ???
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Comment by Rated X
Mar 9, 2012
Yall gotta understand, I may be a serious Transformer collector, but I still grew up hanging out in the hood. You cant take that mentality out of my system. It's a way of life. And you dont have to go to the hood to find sexist mentalities. Just turn on CNN and watch right wing politicians.
As far as my hate for "human" toys, I always saw robots as the "cool" alternitve. 1980's GI joe was cool too because they were small unlike the 60's versions that could go side by side with your sisters Barbies.
As far as my hate for "human" toys, I always saw robots as the "cool" alternitve. 1980's GI joe was cool too because they were small unlike the 60's versions that could go side by side with your sisters Barbies.
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Comment by Sabrblade
Mar 9, 2012
Well, what's it gonna take for you to realize that not all "action figures" are of "non-human beings"? Because that's a very foolish way to think.Rated X wrote:Yall gotta understand, I may be a serious Transformer collector, but I still grew up hanging out in the hood. You cant take that mentality out of my system. It's a way of life. And you dont have to go to the hood to find sexist mentalities. Just turn on CNN and watch right wing politicians.
As far as my hate for "human" toys, I always saw robots as the "cool" alternitve. 1980's GI joe was cool too because they were small unlike the 60's versions that could go side by side with your sisters Barbies.
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I never said they were. I just believe any human figure the size of a Barbie or larger is a doll no matter how many points of articulation it has. Call it ignorant, but you gotta draw the line somewhere between the two. From a childs perspective, the bigger it is, the more cuddly it becomes. Just for kicks, if the Ginrai toy was the size of a small infant, would you still classify it as an action figure ???
Comment by Rated X
Mar 10, 2012
Sabrblade wrote:Well, what's it gonna take for you to realize that not all "action figures" are of "non-human beings"? Because that's a very foolish way to think.Rated X wrote:Yall gotta understand, I may be a serious Transformer collector, but I still grew up hanging out in the hood. You cant take that mentality out of my system. It's a way of life. And you dont have to go to the hood to find sexist mentalities. Just turn on CNN and watch right wing politicians.
As far as my hate for "human" toys, I always saw robots as the "cool" alternitve. 1980's GI joe was cool too because they were small unlike the 60's versions that could go side by side with your sisters Barbies.
I never said they were. I just believe any human figure the size of a Barbie or larger is a doll no matter how many points of articulation it has. Call it ignorant, but you gotta draw the line somewhere between the two. From a childs perspective, the bigger it is, the more cuddly it becomes. Just for kicks, if the Ginrai toy was the size of a small infant, would you still classify it as an action figure ???
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And just for kicks, suppose they gave a human Pretender Shell to the G1 Fortress Maximus toy. Not a shell for the head robot like what they did for Grand Maximus, but a shell for the full 2-foot tall citybot.
Comment by Sabrblade
Mar 10, 2012
Not if it doesn't have any soft material or removable clothing like a doll usually has.Rated X wrote:I never said they were. I just believe any human figure the size of a Barbie or larger is a doll no matter how many points of articulation it has. Call it ignorant, but you gotta draw the line somewhere between the two.
That would hurt with these figures. What with all thier rough edging and sharp, pointy, robotic body builds.Rated X wrote:From a childs perspective, the bigger it is, the more cuddly it becomes.
As a generalizing term? Yes. But for a more specific term, for something that large, I'd call it a "statue", or a "display piece". An articulated statue, but a statue nonetheless.Rated X wrote:Just for kicks, if the Ginrai toy was the size of a small infant, would you still classify it as an action figure ???
And just for kicks, suppose they gave a human Pretender Shell to the G1 Fortress Maximus toy. Not a shell for the head robot like what they did for Grand Maximus, but a shell for the full 2-foot tall citybot.
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Not sure what I would call it. If it was a giant alien shell with claws or a dragon tail, I would probally love it. If it was a shell that looked like Sergant Slaughter, I would be horrorfied. As a kid, the last thing I wanted to play with were humans because I was a human. Didnt seem that exciting to me. I wanted to play with things that are out of this world. (but thats just me)
Comment by Rated X
Mar 10, 2012
Sabrblade wrote:Not if it doesn't have any soft material or removable clothing like a doll usually has.Rated X wrote:I never said they were. I just believe any human figure the size of a Barbie or larger is a doll no matter how many points of articulation it has. Call it ignorant, but you gotta draw the line somewhere between the two.That would hurt with these figures. What with all thier rough edging and sharp, pointy, robotic body builds.Rated X wrote:From a childs perspective, the bigger it is, the more cuddly it becomes.As a generalizing term? Yes. But for a more specific term, for something that large, I'd call it a "statue", or a "display piece". An articulated statue, but a statue nonetheless.Rated X wrote:Just for kicks, if the Ginrai toy was the size of a small infant, would you still classify it as an action figure ???
And just for kicks, suppose they gave a human Pretender Shell to the G1 Fortress Maximus toy. Not a shell for the head robot like what they did for Grand Maximus, but a shell for the full 2-foot tall citybot.
Not sure what I would call it. If it was a giant alien shell with claws or a dragon tail, I would probally love it. If it was a shell that looked like Sergant Slaughter, I would be horrorfied. As a kid, the last thing I wanted to play with were humans because I was a human. Didnt seem that exciting to me. I wanted to play with things that are out of this world. (but thats just me)
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Comment by Sabrblade
Mar 10, 2012
Not even superhumans, metahumans, or warriors/soldiers/fighters/etc. (like knights/pirates/cowboys/commandos/ninjas/samurai/Rambo/etc.)?Rated X wrote:As a kid, the last thing I wanted to play with were humans because I was a human. Didnt seem that exciting to me. I wanted to play with things that are out of this world. (but thats just me)
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Wow, no G.I. Joe, Centurians, Ghostbusters, Visionaries, Spiral Zone, Inhumanoids,
He-Man, Warlord, C.O.P.S., WWF, Super Powers... All had human figures. You missed out.
Going back to your first comment in this thread, I would imagine most men who collect toys into adulthood could care less about shallow women and their thoughts of their collections. It works for you to be self conscious about what women think belongs in your(?) collection. Calling these dolls is humorous at best.
Comment by DISCHARGE
Mar 10, 2012
Rated X wrote: As a kid, the last thing I wanted to play with were humans because I was a human. Didnt seem that exciting to me. I wanted to play with things that are out of this world. (but thats just me)
Wow, no G.I. Joe, Centurians, Ghostbusters, Visionaries, Spiral Zone, Inhumanoids,
He-Man, Warlord, C.O.P.S., WWF, Super Powers... All had human figures. You missed out.
Going back to your first comment in this thread, I would imagine most men who collect toys into adulthood could care less about shallow women and their thoughts of their collections. It works for you to be self conscious about what women think belongs in your(?) collection. Calling these dolls is humorous at best.
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Comment by fenrir72
Mar 10, 2012
@ Sabrblade
I have to correct you on one aspect..Ginrai and Minerva are technically cyborgs. Human with machine parts.
Anyways, based on that other guy's definition, with his use of examples, action figures with removable clothing are dolls, so he already negated his argument that Ginrai/Minerva are dolls......you can't cast-off their uniform/armor/clothes.
Talk about a doll fetish..........makes me wonder whether he actually has seen the real biological "thing" from the opposite gender.
I have to correct you on one aspect..Ginrai and Minerva are technically cyborgs. Human with machine parts.
Anyways, based on that other guy's definition, with his use of examples, action figures with removable clothing are dolls, so he already negated his argument that Ginrai/Minerva are dolls......you can't cast-off their uniform/armor/clothes.
Talk about a doll fetish..........makes me wonder whether he actually has seen the real biological "thing" from the opposite gender.
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Though, combine them with their Transtectors and you got full blown Super Robot Lifeforms ("chou roboto seimeitai") with human souls.
Comment by Sabrblade
Mar 10, 2012
In Suit Mode, aside form their heads, they no longer have any organic components in their bodies, with their robotic armor suits literally becoming their actual bodies. So, they'd qualify more as "androids" or "artificial humans" ("jinzo ningen" for you DBZ fans) than cyborgs.fenrir72 wrote:@ Sabrblade
I have to correct you on one aspect..Ginrai and Minerva are technically cyborgs. Human with machine parts.
Though, combine them with their Transtectors and you got full blown Super Robot Lifeforms ("chou roboto seimeitai") with human souls.
