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Ultraman Tiga Ultraman Tiga
The Ultraman warrior, a Giant of Light who appeared on Earth during the super ancient period thirty million years ago, is not an Ultraman born on Earth.
During the super ancient period, after humanity, mesmerized by the pollen of the Gijera flower, chose extinction, the Giants of Light were unable to interfere with humanity's choice. Thus, Tiga and two other giants concealed their bodies within a massive pyramid, reverting to their light forms, and departed Earth. Ultimately, the evil god Gatanothor descended with destructive darkness, completely annihilating the super ancient human civilization.
Thirty million years later (in 2007), after the other two giant stone statues were destroyed by Golza and Melba, the remaining statue allowed Tiga's body to successfully revive when Daigo transformed into light and entered it. Since then, Tiga has been active on Earth in the identity of Daigo Madoka.
The name "Tiga" means the sacred number "3" in Indonesian.
Transformer: Daigo Madoka, Amui, Tsubasa Madoka (the latter two are temporary)
Height: 53 meters (Basic Form) / 120 meters (Glitter Form)
Weight: 44,000 tons (Basic Form) / 100,000 tons (Glitter Form)
Age: Over 30 million years old
Activity Time: 3 minutes
Special Ability: Can teleport, with energy consumption increasing with distance; the distance limit is the energy limit.
The main body stands approximately 150 mm tall, sculpted based on the physique of suit actor Shunsuke Gondo, who wore the Tiga suit at the time. It has been thoroughly supervised by Tsuburaya Productions' LSS modeling department to faithfully reproduce the on-screen physique and details. The shoulders, abdomen, and hips are made of soft material. Accessories include 6 types of interchangeable left hands, 5 types of right hands, a Glitter Zeperion Beam effect, an interchangeable color timer (red), and a Zeperion Beam action effect. The playability is quite good.
Previously, Bandai attempted a soft vinyl body... The direction was good, but it was clearly a case of overambition. This particular body, being made of PVC, had two main drawbacks: first, the surface paint was extremely prone to fading; second, like 12-inch figures with rubberized bodies, the joints could not maintain a bent position for long, which unfortunately wasted this Tiga figure that I adored. However, Bandai has noted the previous failure and learned from it. This time, the Shinkocchou Seihou Ultraman series truly does not have the 'immediate danger' of the previous Tiga!
QC is average, with several areas showing paint chipping or overflow, and articulation is normal for a Shinkocchou Seihou figure. Fortunately, the soft material parts have not shown any paint rub-off after some handling! Additionally, the idea and effect of expressing shaded areas with "light dots" is quite good. It's unclear why this is rarely mentioned in other toy reviews; perhaps everyone is truly wary of the previous soft vinyl issues? Regardless, D.M.S. is fearless! We welcome the opportunity to 'test the waters' for everyone... This time, the quality is decent, so you can purchase with confidence!
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D.M.S. Play Scoring Play Scoring
Appearance Look (40) 36.5
Articulation and Poseability (20) 15
Accessories and Playability (20) 15
Quality Control QC (10) 4
Price (10) 5
Total Score Total Score：75.5 Points