Jax Woon's Action Figures and Toy Reviews

This is one very iconic monster design from the Ultra Seven series. Technically King Joe is a robot and not a kaijiu or monster as he is an alien robot created by the Alien Pedan. King Joe first appeared in the form of four seperate alien spaceships who later combined to from King Joe's final form. The SH Figuarts King Joe  action figure will make a great companion toy to the UltraSeven Figure. King Joe is a powerful and deadly weapon and possess great speed and agility as well as powerful attacks.He is able to fire lightening bolts from the two knobs of plate on his face and forehead as well as his chest. The  SH Figuarts King Joe  figure is highly articulated and as you can see, makes a great companion toy to the SH Figuarts Ultra Seven toy figure. King Joe's body is made of Pedantic Metal, an alien created metal which is extremely strong and invulnerable to many attacks. It can even within the Ultra Seven's Eye Slugger which is one of Ultra Seven's st...

The Ultraseven was the Ultraman that I grew up with in the 80s. I vaguely remember that the Ultraseven series would be broadcasted on TV every afternoon. Each episode was less than 30 mins long and my brother and I would savour every moment of the show. Even though we came across other Ultramen when we were young, Ultraseven stood out as the more unique one because of his design.  The Ultra Act Ultraseven Action Figure's   mold looks pretty awesome. I like the design because of the Protector Plates on his chest and shoulders. I never really knew their function as a kid but only when I grew up did I learn that these acted as a sort of solar panel which helped the Ultraseven absorb energy. It was also because of these protectors that the Ultraseven was not constrained by the "three-minute rule". Instead of having a color timer which most Ultramen have on their chest, the Ultraseven has a Beam Lamp on his forehead which blinks to warn him of his low energy level...