She’s ready to step-ball-change onto your playmat. Get a matching set with the #HatsuneMiku Chaos Vault Ultra Pro Bundle, which includes a high-end Ultra PRO Alcove box, Apex sleeves, & stitched playmat with your Commander Deck, packaged in a custom box. Available August 10.
Turns out doing an instant jC into 3DB will make it whiff, so doing the jC into 3DDB is needed for Zasheesh to comfirm it solo. Also added a smaller damage, but more corner carry combo as a confirm. Needs manual delays, but works from farther ranges. #AVL_ZA
No way… RIP to legendary designer Katsushi Murakami. Passed away 7/20 😢 A huge influence to anime and tokusatsu with his mecha/character designs spanning decades
Will they complement each other as well as they seem in this amazing artwork?
Doctor Doom and Magneto in full effect, illustrated by Arc System Works’ Mayumi Tsuzaki.
Which team are you picking first in #MARVELTokon: Fighting Souls’ Episode Mode?
We just lost another legend today 😔
Katsushi Murakami, the legendary mecha and super sentai designer whose work helped define the golden age of anime and tokusatsu, has passed away at 83.
Murakami was especially famous for designing Leopardon, the iconic transforming giant robot featured in Toei’s 1978 live-action Spider-Man series. Leopardon’s success helped inspire giant robots to become a defining part of Super Sentai, the Japanese franchise later adapted into Power Rangers.
Often described as the father of Chogokin, Murakami helped revolutionize robot toys by designing them to transform and combine just like their onscreen counterparts. His work created a stronger connection between television, animation, and toy engineering that continues to influence Japanese entertainment today.
Rest in peace, Katsushi Murakami. Generations may not have known his name, but they grew up with the robots, heroes, and franchises shaped by his imagination 🕊