Yamato USA Announces North American Release of Megazone 23
By The EditorJun 27, 2006 - 10:43
Yamato USA Announces North American Release
of Megazone 23 – 1/15 Scale Garland Full Action Figure
Japan’s Yamato Co., world-renowned for its
fully transformable Macross and Armored Trooper Votoms action figures, seals
its reputation as masters of toy engineering with its all new Megazone 23 –
1/15 Scale Garland Full Action Figure. And Yamato USA is exceptionally
proud to announce the North American release!
Loosley inspired by the _Macross_ anime series
(and even serving as source material for the unreleased Robotech the Movie),
_Megazone 23_ tells the story of young motorcycle enthusiast Shogo Yahagi who
mistakenly comes into possession of a government prototype bike/mecha. Ruthlessly
pursued by a group of goverment agents, Shogo plans to save himself by exposing
the bike for what it truly is on a live television show hosted by popular singer,
Eve. But even the lovely Eve has secrets of her own; and Shogo
quickly finds out that the government has much more to hide than just a transforming
military motorcycle. As Shogo begins to unravel the mystery of the
bike, he discovers a secret which is the very reality that surrounds him…
Now for the first time ever, Yamato brings the Garland roaring to life as only
Yamato can with its fully transformable Megazone 23 - 1/15 Scale Garland Full
Action Model. Drawing upon original mecha designs by Shinji Aramaki
(_Wolf's Rain_, _Bubblegum Crisis_), Yamato's 1/15 Garland stretches over
9.85" long in Maneuver Craft mode and fully transforms from Maneuver Craft
to Maneuver Slave mode without any additional parts. Even more, as a
testament to Yamato's engineering genius, the included 4.75” Shogo Yahagi
action figure can remain seated in the figure as it fully
transforms! As always, Yamato’s transforming masterpiece includes a
host of special features including rotating rubber tires, magnets in shoulders
and legs, pulse canon, and too many points of articulation to count.
Yamato USA is proud to offer this exciting new collectible in North America, and even more excited to do so below the Japanese MSRP! Only $129.95!
Last Updated: Feb 5, 2012 - 22:31
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