Queen’s Blade Cute Figma figure review.

This Figma was a limited run that was available with the collector’s edition of the PSP game ‘Queen’s Blade: Spiral Chaos.’  It is a Figma of the main character of the game, I find it interesting in that Max Factory, who make Figmas made this instead of Revoltech who have made all the action figures of Queen’s Blade so far.  Although I do think that Max Factory have been in production of a lot of the QB statues that are out and about.

Queen’ Blade Spiral Chaos review. A not so shabby game.

Following my weakness to resist the seductive charms of the Revoltech Queen’s Blade figures, comes the inability to giving in to the urge to give the Queen’s Blade PSP game a run. Despite my experiences with the somewhat shithouse Ikkitousen (Battle Vixens) video games from ‘Marvellous Entertainment’ (which I can assure you they are NOT), I was a little bit worried that this game would be a lame ass cash-in.  I soon discovered it was much like the Super Robot Wars series of games in the gameplay style and that buoyed my enthusiasm a bit, but I was still concerned…

Queen's Gate - Alice, by Revoltech

Queen's Blade, the one pervy rude series to come out of Japan that I was tempted by.  Revoltech have made some nice figures of the characters and here we have a character originally from some computer game.  You see the Queen's Gate series allows for ladies from other franchises access to the Queen's Blade series and game books, where QB originated from.  Some other characters are SNK's Mai from King of Fighters and Kasumi from Namco's Dead or Alive series.  But they didn't get toys. 

Please note, if you don't like to see nude toys, go no further.  This ain't for kids.

Work in Progress

Hi, thanks for looking. Nothing at the moment, but some stuff coming soon now I have some free time.