e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed
Friday, May 30th, 2008 5:15AM CDT
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As reported here last month, the e-Hobby exclusive Guardian Robot will include a comic booklet. Previews of the artwork are now available on the e-Hobby website.
The colored cover seems to closely resemble the boxart. (The comic book will be in Japanese). The comic book titles this figure “Cybertron Urban Defense Robot Gadep.”
This exclusive figure will be released in September. Click here to see the more.
The colored cover seems to closely resemble the boxart. (The comic book will be in Japanese). The comic book titles this figure “Cybertron Urban Defense Robot Gadep.”
This exclusive figure will be released in September. Click here to see the more.
Credit(s): e-Hobby
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Re: e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed (711258)
Posted by Craven Knight on May 30th, 2008 @ 5:57am CDT
Posted by Craven Knight on May 30th, 2008 @ 5:57am CDT
Wow, cool.
Just too expensive, if they were only $100 I'd buy 2 but $220 each is a joke - I'll be very happy with my lone Omega Supreme next month.
Just too expensive, if they were only $100 I'd buy 2 but $220 each is a joke - I'll be very happy with my lone Omega Supreme next month.
Re: e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed (711399)
Posted by Dagon on May 30th, 2008 @ 11:12am CDT
Posted by Dagon on May 30th, 2008 @ 11:12am CDT
I have to agree. Way too much money. I will most certainly end up buying one anyway, but man, that is a pricey figure.
Re: e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed (711482)
Posted by miryclay on May 30th, 2008 @ 12:45pm CDT
Posted by miryclay on May 30th, 2008 @ 12:45pm CDT
Has anyone translated the tech spec and Bio yet? Using translation software on the pages puts them in english, but they don't make anymore sense for it.
Re: e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed (711724)
Posted by Stormrider on May 30th, 2008 @ 6:59pm CDT
Posted by Stormrider on May 30th, 2008 @ 6:59pm CDT
I tried looking at it yesterday but the writing is not clear enough.
Re: e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed (712537)
Posted by Transfaner on May 31st, 2008 @ 9:35pm CDT
Posted by Transfaner on May 31st, 2008 @ 9:35pm CDT
Why is E-hobby stuff always so expensive? Their stuff is uber cool, but I just can't justify the money. I still really really want a ghost Starscream, but I'm not going to pay $250 for him either.
Re: e-Hobby Exclusive Guardian Robot Comic Revealed (712634)
Posted by Stormrider on May 31st, 2008 @ 11:18pm CDT
Posted by Stormrider on May 31st, 2008 @ 11:18pm CDT
Acutally, the eHobby exclusives are generally not that expensive when they are first released. eHobby is selling the Guardian Robot for $135 on their site. Exclusives in general have seen a slight price increase as Hasbro and Takara have been asking for more recently.
The problem with the exclusives, including the ones from eHobby is that the secondary market inflate the prices rather quickly. A few years ago, the secondary market inflation was slow to respond. But because of a few popular releases like eHobby Astrotrain and the Botcon sets, the demand for exclusives have gone up dramatically. Now, places like BBTS are taking a much larger cut.
Look at the two exclusive Henkei seekers. They are each retailing at $30 from the source. BBTS is selling each for $75. That is more than a 100% increase
The problem with the exclusives, including the ones from eHobby is that the secondary market inflate the prices rather quickly. A few years ago, the secondary market inflation was slow to respond. But because of a few popular releases like eHobby Astrotrain and the Botcon sets, the demand for exclusives have gone up dramatically. Now, places like BBTS are taking a much larger cut.
Look at the two exclusive Henkei seekers. They are each retailing at $30 from the source. BBTS is selling each for $75. That is more than a 100% increase
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