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Description: The 2004 Ninja 6-Pack wasn't really what it should've been, but a lot of the missed opportunities of the early 2000s have been smoothed over by the custom figure market, so now a figure like this isn't so much of a wasted opportunity.
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Keywords: 2004 Black-Dragon-Ninja Storm-Shadow
Posted by: R.T.G. May 09, 2018, 09:37:52 PM
Total Likes: 0
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Comments (4)
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scarrviper
| May 17, 2018, 05:28:16 PM
Excellent shot. I think I have this figure, not 100% sure. The BM ninja's have filled the void for sure, I like them better than the figures from this set. | |
Nekoman
| May 11, 2018, 02:01:05 AM
I love how his sword looks like it's shimmering! I missed out on this figure at retail, but he was one I made sure to hunt down later. He's not as cool as the Storm Shadow customs that are out now, but I still like him a lot. | |
Bouncy Bengal
| May 10, 2018, 01:11:12 PM
I was unaware of this guy before today. Pretty much 1999-2006 was mostly a “blackout” period for me. I somewhat remember seeing things like SpyTroops & Sigma 6 on TRU shelves, but I got married in 2002, and my wife had grown up with STAR WARS & MOTU toys, so that being our common ground led me to focus on Prequel Trilogy (I know...) & Mike Young Productions toys at that time. Looking back though, I really missed out on some of those Valor Vs. Venom vehicles like the Hydrofoil & Humvee.
I like the shading-depth they did on this guy’s wrist & ankle wrappings. This is a great pose & angle to show those off👍 | |
Mike T.
| May 09, 2018, 10:28:51 PM
I agree with your assessment. BM's filled all the holes that this set left open. I think this guy is the highlight of the set. Getting repro V1 weapons for him just makes him that much better.
(P.S. Someday, I hope to be able to light a photo the way you do.) |
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