A belated review finally checking out the heavily armoured and equipped Hresvelgr. She’s the heavy guns of the grouping while also being able to glide on her giant sword, if you customize her to be that way. Hresvelgr is armed to the teeth, yet the bulkiness can be felt with this one that I jokingly nicknamed her a ‘Flying Fortress’.
That’s quite a surprise to finally see it airing for us to enjoy. I’m glad to see that it’s borrowing and taking over from where Busou Shinki last left off while also being in its own universe. This anime is still Busou Shinki in ways, but now with Frame Arms Girl with more parts building and combat focused. This may contain large amount of images & some extended thoughts on scenes.
A lovely battle ready Frame Arms Girl has been waiting months to be unboxed, and here she is. The lovely Jinrai, if in the Indigo verison. Lots of blades, ninja starts, knives, and even a butcher knife. She’s quite a character.
[All images taken with a Lumix GF1 – Pancake lens.]
Merry Christmas, and Happy Holidays! I wanted to keep things simple once again, yet just share enough that there could be a nice round of foxy & Bismarck Christmas wishes.
Heyo! A bit belated on my end because been having my ups and downs, as well as being busy. Can’t keep things nailed down to allow me post as I should, yet finally had Renge yelling at me to post up some Canada Day images, so I’ve done so. Also a little American touch with American Truck Sim for posting on July 4th.
Poi! Heyo! It’s been so long, even from my last one, because of how busy and little time I’ve been having. Constantly trying to burn through my backlogs of gaming, anime, and other related things that it’s been an outright pain getting to everything. Also, happy birthday to Yuudachi for launching on June 21st, 1936! Poi!
Welcome back to a revived and alternate Busou Shinki line named ‘Frame Arms Girl’! I need to thank Kotobukiya for keeping it alive in one manner or another. I also, on a whim, also purchased this lovely ‘Materia’ in curiousity to see what the fuss was all about.
[All images taken with a Lumix GF1 – Pancake lens.]