Charapro Great Nita Figure Deluxe Set

 
This set has got to be one of the best batches that Charapro has released because there is an abundance of accessories included. Great Nita is an alter ego that death match legend Atsushi Onita adopted as early as 1994. Of course, his gimmick was inspired by the Great Muta.

Ultraman Gaia Antimatter Figure Review

Antimatter's first and only appearance was in Ultraman Gaia: The Monster from Negative Space. On it's way to Earth, this monster destroyed a planet far beyond our galaxy. As soon as Antimatter descended on this planet, it wasted no time in turning the entire city of Tokyo into a personal palace. For more information about Antimatter, click HERE. This figure seemed pretty cool online, so I managed to buy Antimatter for a really good price.

1st Anniversary Special: CCP Heisei Godzilla Figure Review

Today marks The Rave Corner's first year anniversary! On this special day, I'd like to review what is easily one of my favorite Godzilla figures of all time. For those who already read some or all of my top 10 Kaiju figures from last year, this version of Godzilla definitely shook up my previous ranking. I'll explain why in this review.

Bandai Takkong Figure Review

I recently noticed a pattern in my collection lately. Since the day I ordered Takara's Fuurin-Idom (Wind Chime Idiom) online, my preference took a slight turn into other figures that were once perceived as bizarre before. Takkong was one of those kaiju I never thought would make it's way in my collection at all. However, my bargain hunting side just couldn't pass up a super sweet deal for under $10 total on ebay. Here's my review.

My Top 5 K-Pop Songs for Summer '12

As the summer season ends, I can't help but reflect on some great songs that brightened my Summer. Even though I worked this whole season, these songs helped me enjoy whatever free time there was left. Which is why, I'd like to share my top 5 K-Pop songs for this year's Summer season, but in no particular order. Before I begin, I want to point out that my appreciation for K-Pop only extends to how far a song makes me feel. In most cases, I enjoy anything that makes me want to dance, snap my fingers, sing along (at least the words I know), or bob my head. I support everything related to the genre and do not align myself with any fandoms to vocally or publicly express my strong dislike for any group. Please, no fan wars here. With that out the way, here's my top 5 tracks this year: