Review: Avengers: Endgame (2019) - ZD Toys/Ami Toys Hulk (Purple Jumpsuit)

There was a Chinese company that made Endgame toys called ZD Toys or Ami Toys and they're okay. They look like bootlegs especially because of the paint applications but they're third party I suppose. They released a Thanos that seems to have a stolen S.H. Figuarts sculpt, it does come with a movie accurate sword and removable helmet. Most of the other figures aren't much to write home about, they seem to have a Marvel Legends like base, however they did come out with this Hulk with his purple jumpsuit. While the BAF Hulk we got was neat, he wasn't in the clothes everyone wanted, either the purple jumpsuit or the team suit. We do have a couple great figures coming out for the Endgame Hulk in his purple jumpsuit from Tamashii in October and Diamond Select in January of next year. I couldn't wait that long and I saw that someone put the BAF Hulk head on this and it looked great so I decided to get one, and it's not so bad but it does have a couple issues, which is expected.

Review: Mighty Morphing Bootleg Rangers - Super Ninja Force Pack

*edit* This was originally scheduled for the end of the month but I've been so busy this week and as of late that I didn't have time to write another review...
These new Legacy Collection Ninja Steel figures are amazing! Just kidding, here are the Super Ninja Force Figures which are based off of (Super) Ninja Steel Rangers or Ninningers. There's the set of 5 Rangers for the low price of $10! Which is $40-$50 less than the Mighty Hero Set or the Epic Hero Set which comes with 5 Rangers, 1 villain and the morpher in two modes. Either way, here you get all five and they're cheap, they come with pretty much the same amount of accessories. I've wanted to get this pack for a while and I thought it came with a role-play weapon and further research shows that these do come in separate packs AND in another set of 4 that comes with a bike (that Chrysti Ane commented on). These are made and or distributed by JPW International or OKK Trading, I wanted to make an account but I need a business licence in order to sign up.

Awww why am I not included in the bootleg version 😔😭 https://t.co/8AnaWyoKFT

— Chrysti Ane (@Chrysti_Ane) August 12, 2017

Review: Mighty Morphin Bootleg Rangers - Super Dino Force! Red, Black, and Green!

This looks familiar...

As you know and may have seen from my Instagram, I have bought a couple bootlegs and on my way to search for a certain set I ran into these! Super Dino Force! Which are knock-offs of Power Rangers Dino Charge or Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger. I honestly didn't expect to see these and I don't know why I'm getting them in the first place, they're not any different from the others and they don't even have more articulation. They're still from JWP International or OKK Toys just repainted, no more articulation or gimmicks or details.

Mighty Morphin Bootleg Rangers - Super Mighty Force! Red, Black and Green!

MMPR on a budget

Power Rangers toys are sold in many places, including 99¢ stores. You can never have too much MMPR, these are based on the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, or at least the paint job is. I got these at one of the shops in the Mall, Menlo Park Mall specifically. I've always wanted to go there since they have a pretty good selection of bootleg toys. They used to be much more common (around me) around 10 years ago and recently bootlegs or knock-offs of "decent" quality is becoming harder to find. I wasn't planning on getting these but at $1.50 or $1.49 I figured why not. This is only half of the line. They didn't have Blue, Yellow and Purple but this will do for now.