I can’t do any repairs, so I hope they respond officially soon…

You can shave it down until this built-in astringency is almost gone, right?
Because there is a locking mechanism.

The retaining part for the waist extension seems too hard, so I think I might break the part if I try to push it in without shaving it a little.

I want it to be available for general sale like the Armada Op.

It’s not that the Japanese version has been revised, is it?

It’s quite a mysterious structure since there’s no need to click with the slide width using the aligned nails.
In vehicle mode, it pulls out completely, and in robot mode, it can be completely contracted; in combinational mode, it positions itself with a spacer.

I’m just playing around without worrying about anything.
It could also be said that they are just being defiant by saying they’ll send it to support if it breaks.

The fact that the dimensions are off means that almost all of the units are damaged, right…?

I’m about 30% thinking of just letting it go and throwing it onto Yahoo Auctions.

It’s fine for the folds inside to break, but since there are cases where the abdominal muscles can crack, I can’t really recommend ignoring it…

I’m preparing myself for it to explode since I won’t be able to touch it until the end of next month due to my living situation.

I’ll open it tomorrow.

If you really want to, you can easily renovate it, and aside from that, it’s a good toy, so it’s a waste to let it go so easily.

Magnus’s wings are tough, right?

Once fully equipped, it was quite heavy, indeed…

The Japanese version is simply a localization of the printed material into Japanese.

For now, I want to at least remove the screws and take it apart.

The disassembly itself wasn’t that difficult, but…
I want a little more information on how much I should削る.

Do you really want to fuse that much?

I’m afraid that if I disassemble it, they’ll say “it’s not supported anymore.”

It seems that the sword is too heavy to hold.

I was expecting a lot because Deathzalus had perfect quality control…
However, I think that the item is extremely good, and probably those who have a strong attachment to it from that time will feel moved when they touch it.

I haven’t opened it yet because of this matter…

If the user can handle it themselves, there might be a possibility that support won’t be needed! So I think it’s questionable to promote this kind of modification too early.

The bomb in my lower back is definitely serious, but aside from that, I believe it’s worth buying even if I have to push myself.

To be honest, I really wish they wouldn’t rely on a plastic claw’s elasticity for such a crucial part of this transformation and combination mechanism.

They sent over Star Saber just as it is, so I think it will be like that this time too.

The video is easy to understand and great!
It becomes easy to move around to the point where you can do Fire Shiko Shiko with Convoy’s waist.

I think the replacement ones in support are also most likely in the same condition, so exchanging them is pointless…

I haven’t bought many big and expensive ones, so I can’t say for sure, but I feel like it’s a mechanism you don’t see much elsewhere in that particular part.

If the individual has cracks all the way to the belly surface, you might as well wait for official support or, rather, contact them quickly.
If that’s not the case, you won’t fail too much even if you take care of it yourself, and there’s no need to worry even if it becomes your own responsibility…

It’s strange that it’s not such a tight schedule…

Isn’t it the case that taking care of it oneself is just because they want to play quickly, rather than the official credibility or something like that?

It’s tough not being able to have fun on a precious holiday.

You know, you know, you know.

This time, it’s not just in Japan; everything shipped through crowdfunding is facing the same problem.
I think the scope is too broad to handle.
I wonder what Hasbro usually does in situations like this.

Crowdfunding is just like this.

If the click mechanism that stops at a half-height is set based on the strength of the plastic, even though there’s no need to stop at a half-height, it doesn’t make sense at all.

Why is it that this Transformer savior is always lacking in three-dimensional representations?

Do design mistakes fall under specifications?

Compared to that encore thing, it’s much better that I can somehow manage it myself.

It seems everyone is numb to the situation, but the fact that there are issues with the bomb was already revealed in the overseas version, yet they just left it as is and went ahead to send the product costing 44,000 yen to the supporters, which is quite rude.

Other than my lower back, everything is fantastic, so let me fully praise it even more.

If defects are concealed during sales, it implies non-fulfillment of important obligations under the Consumer Contract Law, and it could lead to contract cancellation or claims for damages, GROK said.

I thought it was really heavy when I carried the box.

(1) Evaluation from a legal perspective
– Product Liability Law (PL Law): In Japan, if a product has defects and that causes damage, the manufacturer (Hasbro) and the retailer (Takara Tomy)
Liability for damages arises (Article 3 of the PL Law). Damage due to design flaws falls under “design defects,” and companies are likely to bear responsibility. According to web search results (FindLaw), since the enforcement of the PL Law, lawsuits and claims for damages related to defective products have increased in Japan, and consumer awareness of their rights has also heightened. Selling products with known defects without addressing them may be regarded as willful misconduct or gross negligence, and could be legally assessed as “malicious.”

It’s not that the defect was hidden before selling; rather, the defect was discovered after the sale, in this case.

– Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Law (PSE Law): Toys are often excluded from the PSE Law, but similar safety standards (such as the Consumer Safety Act) apply. As indicated in web search results (Japanese Law Translation), the sale of defective products can lead to administrative penalties (up to 1 million yen in fines) or criminal penalties (up to 1 year of imprisonment or fines up to 1 million yen).
If a design flaw is recognized and then left unattended, the company’s responsibility will be deemed significant and the severity will be judged high.
– Consumer Contract Act / Specific Commercial Transactions Act: Even in crowdfunding, businesses have an obligation to explain important matters (such as product defects) based on the Consumer Contract Act. If defects are concealed during sale, it may be subject to contract cancellation and claims for damages.

I couldn’t help but laugh when I saw that God Magnus also has a matrix.
It’s the Twin Energon Matrix, so of course it’s strong!

If you’re given the choice to either return it for a refund or deal with it yourself, before the bomb explodes, many people would likely choose the latter…

At the time of the sale (crowdfunding time), they don’t understand, so isn’t it different?

The products made in Takara Tomy’s factory are sold by Hasbro, so Takara Tomy is making a profit from Transformers, meaning that the manufacturer is not Hasbro.

>>65While I was disassembling it, I shaved down the part that restricts the width of the joint a little.
When you push in with the intention of inserting the two protrusions of the extension part into the waist receiving section, it will be just the right position.
Still, it makes a sound that seems like it could break, which is unsettling.

That’s enough, it’s becoming like a regular Voyager…

If I’m going to return it and get a refund, I might as well sell it on auction or something.

I just want a refund already.

I like the ironic commercial made by fans that I saw a long time ago.
“Something like ‘It might not get launched!'”

Am I cursed with the forbidden bug of double tapping?!

The severity from an ethical perspective is much more alarming than from a legal perspective.
It’s like this for a super expensive product priced at 44,000 yen in a crowdfunding format.
It’s like spitting on enthusiastic Transformers fans.

Since it’s an expensive purchase, I want it to be flawless.
It’s inevitable that the bad parts came out.
I at least want them to announce how they will respond at the time of the discovery.

I hope you don’t overestimate the strength of plastic.

I wonder if the deformation is structurally difficult after all.

I’ve had some issues with Diaclone, so I can’t quite trust Takara Tomy’s high-priced products.
I buy it because the item itself is attractive, you know?

In the TF Encore edition, it is sold as God Fire Convoy together with God Magnus.
The campaign prizes and the super god sword included only in the clear version, as well as the addition of new voice sounds, have seen some parts changed from plating to painting.
…However, the quality is extremely poor, with issues such as voice malfunctions on the God Magnus side, as well as assembly errors and molding defects, resulting in some figures being unable to combine properly. Consequently, Takara Tomy initiated recall and refund measures.

From now on, I’m not going to hold back.

In other words, it looks like this situation is quite problematic legally, especially since the defective areas were identified in the overseas version.

It’s something that hasn’t specified a shipping date, so let’s fix it before shipping if any issues are discovered…

I remembered that I haven’t returned the encore version yet.
I wonder if I could get a price if I put it on auction or something.

It’s such a good toy if you just deal with the hips, but it’s the most bothersome when the conversation goes in this direction~

I’m excited to see what kind of bombs Raio Kaiser has!

The crowdfunding format is just way too much like hostage marketing itself.

In reality, when you touch it, I understand that it’s not a volume that can be crammed into a lotus size class assortment system, so it’s clear that crowdfunding is the only option…

Mistakes in coloring tend to be responded to with exchanges quite quickly, but based on past trends, design errors are not something to have much hope for.

I realize I’ve fixed a lot of the ones for general sale too…

I can only think, “You better make it properly,” so when I’m told that fans are more used to it, I just think, “So what?”