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Sunday, June 15, 2014

Beast Saga: Massive Multipack Price Drops

I recently picked up the last 2-inch figure set for my Beast Saga collection, and just a few days later noticed it for sale even cheaper - prices seem to be dropping like rocks on this line, with some items like the amazing 6-pack for under $20.  If you've been wanting to experience this Battle Beasts revival for yourself, there's never been a better time.  Prices might get cheaper, but this certainly isn't bad.

Singles are still hovering around $9-$12, so if you missed your Kangaroo because your favorite importer just never happened to get it, it's a good time to finish that set up too.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

PSA + Ad: Battle Beasts Seires 1 Preorders Available Now

Battle Beasts Minimates Series 1 Mini-Figure 2-Pack Set 
It's time to order Battle Beasts Minimates Series 1 at Entertainment Earth!   The specialty ones are going to feature two shortpacked sets, so you may wish to order tis set to make sure you get all the characters.  Tate and Bliss are exclusive to specialty, and are paired with Gruntos and the Snake, respectively.

Pricing is currently set at $33.99 for all 8 figures (4x 2-packs) with an estimated January release date.  Click here to support this site and order yours now!

Monday, June 11, 2012

Ad: SDCC Battle Beasts Exclusives at Entertainment Earth

 SDCC 2012 Exclusive 2-Pack, $8.99
Ad: Want the latest SDCC exclusive Battle Beasts toys, but can't make it to San Diego?  You can preorder them at Entertainment Earth today!

The retailer is offering  Battle Beasts SDCC 2012 Exclusive Minimates 2-Pack for $8.99 and the  Battle Beasts #1 SDCC 2012 Exclusive Edition Comic Book for $5.49.

Click here to order yours today!

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Beast Saga Video with CG Animation

I've received a few emails and noticed a post on Sylvain's site for the new Beast Saga video, which you can see on TakaraTomy.com.  It's not quite a commercial, but it is about a minute long, computer animated, and has English narration.  We now know there are three beast tribes and we can get a peek at what look like a few more future figures.

It's not as memorable (nor as goofy) as Hasbro's original ad, but it does a good job of saying "Here is a new line of figures, also, we enjoyed Dragon Ball Z too."