Thank goodness for all the anime series celebrating anniversaries! Digimon Adventure was my first public fandom where I shared fanart online and even had a little web space dedicated to it. This series holds a very soft spot in my heart.
I feel like I’ve been waiting for what seemed like months for the release of these two Digimon Adventure figures by megahouse. Finally, in February Taichi and Yamato arrived home. It’s a dream to get a decent figure of any of the chosen children with their digimon partners. So when sneak peeks of Taichi Yagami with Agumon and Yamato Ishida with Gabumon hit the internet I was determined to get at least one. Taichi is my favorite of the eight and knew I needed him! I ordered Taichi first and then caved and got Yamato too. I mean, how can you not? They need to be together! I would have regretted not preordering them when they were announced.
The downside is that they are not articulated. They both come with alternate heads that are easily popped on and off. The heads can swivel around but that’s about it. These figures are great as display figurines, but they don’t really stand on their own.
I like the Yamato figure more than the Taichi one. His head sculpt and facial features are cleaner and closer to what he’s based off of than Taichi. And look how adorable Yamato’s alternate face is! I feel that Taichi’s winking face is a bit odd in combination with his smirk. But Taichi’s body language in his pose definitely feels very much like him. I imagine that making Taichi’s mold is very difficult because of that hair!
Although I feel the need to note that these figures are tiny (1/10 scale) for their price (list price at ¥4,800). Compared to my other figures they are just about the size of a pinky:st figure. But despite their tiny size they are really well detailed. I’d recommend it to any Digimon fan because there just aren’t a lot of well made products made, especially now.