SH Figuarts and D-Arts Merging
 

Works for me, very good move.

Yeah, makes sense to me. They're all based around the same or similar engineering, anyway.

Yea for sure. I'm not sure why they didn't do this ages ago.

i never understood the two separate branches myself, only difference i seen was one was prodomaily video game characters

Lame, but not surprised.

Still don't understand why they haven't finished giving us the rest of Jetman, DaiRanger, and BOukenger but they are bringing out some stupid crap from a commercial. A COMMERCIAL!!

I applause Bandai look at all the licenses and great products that come out of this line, plus all the other lines. Neca is the only one I can think of here in the States.

looking at Mario in that picture upsets me, he is smaller than classic megaman? no wonder he is $20. that is like 3 inches..

He looks the same size to me. Plus, it's Mario, he is not supposed to be big.

Um, that was the reason for them being separate. D-Arts handled video game characters, Figuarts handled Tokusatsu and Anime, and Monster Arts handled Godzilla & Monster movie stuff.

(also fixed your typo ;))

I'm sure Bandai will get to the rest of them eventually (even if some end up as Con exclusives). Out of curiosity, which commercial are you referring to?

While a common scale would have been nice, I don't think that's what Bandai had in mind when they designed him.