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Hahaha, they’re so cute. I’m so happy that the anime I used to love has been released as figurines again. I’m looking forward to seeing the other characters released as figurines too!

Awesome manga. CD Japan seller well packed the manga and shipped fast. Trusted seller, fuss free transaction. Always go for CD Japan for authentic Japanese goods and Kpop albums and merchandises. We can opt for various shipping options such as DHL, Fedex and EMS for tracked shipping. Paid more for DHL if need the item urgently. Every costs are transparent, no hidden cost and even can used earned points to redeem order, Thank you so much CD Japan for bringing in quality and authentic products to overseas. Highly recommended!! Arigatou gozaimasu.

Easy to understand even if you don't read japanese. Clear instructions and lots of pictures explaining how to draft your own pieces. and there's a sheet with patterns, too. Sizes S-M-L, japanese standarts. but theres instructions on how to modify the paterns if you need it smaller or bigger.

I'm new to figure so I'm glad that I bought this best of and I'm going to tell you now I'm buying all the CDs I can find what a great band will joy to listen to. And of course CD Japan is right on spot having all the hard to find CDs.

The quality of this episode is great, better than some of the recent Gundam series to be honest. But as a person who haven't read The Origin, I was expecting to see Char a lot more in the battles, as the title suggest that "Rise of the Red Comet". Yet this episode does not shows Char much, whether in battle part of not. Overall I like this final episode of The Origin anime series, but I just want to Char more on the screen.

I think it's a must-have book, but if you're moved by the theatrical animation and want to enjoy Crusher Joe, I honestly recommend buying it. This book is a collection of illustrations by Mr. Yasuhiko, so you may be able to know the story behind the production, etc., so it's definitely an impressive book and worth reading.

Cdjapan is a good choice to buy Jay Chou's album. There are many special features inside the album, as well as two large posters and some photos. The most important thing is the cd, which adopts shm technology.

I'm really disappointed because the goods of this limited edition... A bottle that doesn't even have the band logo or a picture on it??? C'mon SCANDAL is this what we your fans deserve???

The German symphonic metal veteran returns with Eclipse and deliver one of the strongest albums of their career. It is packed with breathtaking guitars and soaring vocals. Ambre Vourvahis once again proves why she has become one of the premier voices in modern symphonic metal. From the cinematic instrumental opener "Syzygy" into the title track "Eclipse," the album immediately establishes a larger-than-life atmosphere. The orchestral arrangements are lush, the guitars hit with authority. "Northstar" stands among the album's most majestic tracks, with a soaring chorus and expansive atmosphere that recalls the genre's finest moments. The album closes with "Lore," an ambitious eight-and-a-half-minute epic that serves as a fitting finale. Combining orchestral grandeur, progressive arrangements and emotional vocal performances, the track encapsulates everything that makes Eclipse such a compelling listen. Overall, Eclipse is a powerful statement from a band operating at the peak of its creative abilities. Rich in melody, packed with memorable choruses, and filled with breathtaking orchestration, it stands alongside the best releases in Xandria's catalog.

Nagoya gave the band a powerful reception. The energy of the hall is palpable through the recording. The band sounds like a single, perfectly tuned machine. "Dangerous Curves" slowly builds the atmosphere, turning into a sonic storm perfectly captured on CDs.

The final chord of the Japanese tour. There is a sense of triumph in the performance. The closing "Red" sounds monumental and heavy. The SHM-CD provides the high-fidelity transparency necessary for such rich and complex music.

This release is a true gem for fans of the 80s lineup. The Frejus recording showcases King Crimson at the height of their "polyrhythmic" prowess. The SHM-CD edition delivers stunning detail: the shimmering guitars of Fripp and Belew on “The Sheltering Sky” sound crystal clear, while Tony Levin’s elastic bass and Bruford’s intricate drumming drive “Thela Hun Ginjeet” with incredible energy. The Mini-LP packaging and high-fidelity sound make this CD the definitive way to revisit that sun-drenched French arena performance.

An inspiring live performance in 1981 by three great guitarists, that every guitar lover must hear. The late Paco de Lucia is one of my all-time favorite guitarists. Fast, virtuosic, passionate, and innovative he was, and so open minded to blend the art of flamenco with other genre (like his collaboration with Al Di Meola, Larry Coryell, John McLaughlin and Chick Corea). The other two, Al Di Meola and John McLaughlin are definitely among best jazz fusion guitarists in recent time.

One Last Kiss delivers bittersweet farewells and peaceful closure via sleek synth-pop sounds. The reworked Beautiful World adds dreamy nostalgia. Polished and heartfelt, it makes a tender, timeless musical epilogue.

I love this anime for decades and the music is still so good to listen too! Even the new music that remixes the old song , sounds fitting with the stunning vocals. And the CD case with the lyrics booklet and the large poster are a fine addition as an extra.

I love this album so much. It contains all my favorite songs, and every track never fails to touch my heart.

A classic show thanks to the KCCC series. The performance of "The Power to Believe II" here feels almost sacred. Trey Gunn demonstrates an extraordinary mastery of the Warr Guitar. You can hear every overtone in Robert Fripp's quiet passages.

The first of three nights at this iconic venue. The band is fully locked in. The version of "The Deception of the Thrush" is filled with both melancholy and power. The low end is incredibly tight, creating a true front-row presence.

The tour's pinnacle and the basis for the "EleKtriK" release. This is a definitive quartet performance. The attention to detail in "Facts of Life" is stunning. The emphasis is on dynamic range – from whisper to industrial rumble.

The final Tokyo night. There is a sense of more freedom and risk in the improvisations. Adrian Belew is in top vocal form, and his guitar "screams" in "Elephant Talk" are particularly vivid. The complexity of the sound layers is conveyed in detail.