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Jax Woon's Collection - Rare Guyver Figures 100% Complete Collection in Glass Display Cabinet

I just moved to my new house and finally got a proper toy display cabinet for my toy collection. The centre-piece of my collection is of course the Guyver anime figures from the Maxfactory Bio Fighter Collection Series.


I have had many friends coming over to my place and commenting that these Guyver Figures look very nice but they had no idea who these characters were. If you do not already know them and are a fan of anime, I highly recommend that you purchase the Guyver Anime: Complete Box Set [Blu-ray] from Amazon.com to get to know them. It is just 26 episodes so it will not take up a lot of your time to start a new anime series.


I consider myself lucky to have been able to complete the collection way before the prices sky rocketed in the secondary market. Just doing a quick search on Ebay and you will find that the average listed price for the Guyver Figures is about USD$200 to USD$400 per figure meaning the prices have more than tripled from the time of release. Some rarer Guyver figures like Guyver III or the two Zoalords do pop up once in a while on Amazon.com or Ebay.com.



I reckon that to complete the Guyver figures collection from the Bio Fighter Collection series starting from scratch today would cost you somewhere around USD$4000 or more. 


These Guyver Figures are no longer in production but there is a new series of Figma Guyver figures which was released but I am not sure if we will ever get to see such a line-up with so many figures as the Bio Fighter Collection Series.
True collectors familiar with the Guyver Figures in the Bio Fighter Collection would be quick to point out that I am missing two more Guyver Figures and hence this is not a 100% complete collection.

 
Here they are still mint in box. The Guyver I Image Head Figure and the Guyver III with Dark Blades. It's a pity that the Guyver III's box has gotten yellowish over the years. The one I have on display is the Guyver III with Clear Blades which glow in the dark while the Guyver III with Dark Blades was a second release. They both look great!

I hope I have managed to share my love for these Guyver figures with you. They are really nice to look at and I hope you would be interested know more about these characters.

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