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saintvinod · 10-24-2015, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Thor Laserpunch

Well that other one you have looks pretty accurate to how he was seen in the 6 Ultra Brothers film and looks to be in the style of Bullmark figures with several points of articulation, looks like shoulders and waist. For all I know, it could be Bullmark. I believe the 6 Ultra Brothers film is considered an official Ultraman movie.

By cash in I mean it is cashing in on the success of those films (possibly). It doesn't really look like how he was portrayed in either of the films I mentioned, though I wouldn't be surprised if there were more films I'm just not aware of. Considering he's a mythological character, it would be hard for me to straight up call him a bootleg or whatnot simply because of his presence in Thai culture. This is all just a guess, though. While I don't believe the films I mentioned are really well-known, I imagine they did pretty well in Thailand at the time.

The second figure is confirmed to be from Apex Toys which is a toy company in Thailand so I am guessing that from like what you said, the other Hanuman toy is probably a cash-in one as well.

10-24-2015, 07:48 PM	#5
saintvinod Join Date: Oct 2015 Posts: 3	Quote: Originally Posted by Thor Laserpunch Well that other one you have looks pretty accurate to how he was seen in the 6 Ultra Brothers film and looks to be in the style of Bullmark figures with several points of articulation, looks like shoulders and waist. For all I know, it could be Bullmark. I believe the 6 Ultra Brothers film is considered an official Ultraman movie. By cash in I mean it is cashing in on the success of those films (possibly). It doesn't really look like how he was portrayed in either of the films I mentioned, though I wouldn't be surprised if there were more films I'm just not aware of. Considering he's a mythological character, it would be hard for me to straight up call him a bootleg or whatnot simply because of his presence in Thai culture. This is all just a guess, though. While I don't believe the films I mentioned are really well-known, I imagine they did pretty well in Thailand at the time. The second figure is confirmed to be from Apex Toys which is a toy company in Thailand so I am guessing that from like what you said, the other Hanuman toy is probably a cash-in one as well. Attached Thumbnails Last edited by saintvinod; 10-24-2015 at 08:10 PM..