This will be a report on the products that were on display at the Yamato booth.  There were various item such as the VF-1D two seater , Destroid Defender, Patlabor Ingram and 60 cm China Dress Minmay Figure that were on display but there will be no photos of them as it was not allowed.

Lets starts for a change with some photo’s of the non mecha things Yamato is making. The two figures in the first picture are part of their Creaters Labo series.   Next are the popular character from Shugo Chara! anime series.  They will be released begining in November.

The new figure series that Yamato is currently pushing is the Moe Moe Block series that allow you to combine parts from different characters to make your own figure like you would do with lego parts.  A example of what you can do with these parts can be seen  with the Hyper Armor Block that can be seen in the fourth photo. 

The PVC figure section included the following items.  A Yuria Hyakusiki doll that is selling well in Japan, a Nasbi character designed by the artist Okama and the newest from their SIF EX series a figure of Isejima Aya from Zetai Syougeki series. We should have a review of the Nasubi figure up on this blog soon.

Now to the mecha section.  As photos of most of the new items wasn’t allowed there  wasn’t a lot of stuff to write about but the enemy from the Bubble Gum Crises series that is available from Yamato as part of their mail in offer  was on display and though it is tiny looked really good. A review of the Danguard A should be up on our blog in a few days.

Last but not least is the fantasy section of  Yamato. Monsters from the popular in Japan “Monster Hunter” game series are being released and now they are getting into bisyojo figures in fantasy too. 

I’ll be putting up a post on the other company booths tommorow so don’t forget to check them out too.