They're here, they're clear, and people didn't get used to it. Aljaylo Burst
is part of the third and final series of blind-boxed figures from this
line, and he came at three per shipping case of 24 figures. He's a lot
like regular Aljaylo, minus paint and opacity. The weapons and plastic
form are virtually identical.
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The
1980s and 1990s were packed with toys remembered fondly by today's
adults thanks to a large amount of marketing and a ton of print. Things
like Bunikis and Beast Saga are probably going to be
remembered by a few Japanese kids and American toy bloggers - nobody
else seems to have much memory of this line already. I was hoping for a
huge line that eclipsed the original Battle Beasts. While we got a few awesome figures, it fizzled out quickly - but hey, we got a rabbit!
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I can't believe it, but Buffam has been sitting on the edge of my photo studio waiting for me to review him for over two years. I bought the entire figure line - blind boxes and all - because man, was I excited about Battle Beasts.
Diamond Select's new line petered out after a wave, the Armorvor has
had only one beast head added since its introduction, and Beast Saga
died in about a year. It didn't get ported to the USA, and it didn't
really achieve much of an impact - it's doomed to obscurity, so it's
time to write about this bull.
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