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Topic: Nerdy Collectables   Nerds LOVE, I do mean, LOVE their collectables.  We love collecting stuff, and who doesn’t?  Everyone has a collection, but nerds have collections that seem to always seem odd and befuddling to most.  So here’s some follow up ideas for what you can give your favorite nerd this Christmas.     Funko Pop Started in 1998, the brand was founded because its creator, Mike Becker, wanted a Big Boy Restaurant Mascot coin bank, but couldn’t find one that was affordable.  He created his own company and licensed the brand to make it.  This eventually led to them making Bobblehead of the Big Boy Mascot, which in turn eventually grew to other smaller brands.  In 2005, Becker sold the company to Brian Mariotti, who began aggressively licensing the bobblehead concept to other companies.  By 2011, the Pop! Vinyl line of figures came in to existence, which is what the company is most known for.    The Pop! Vinyl is the company’s best selling product and most often thought of when thinking of Funko.  The style was intended to mimic the Japanese Chibi (Deformed Cuteness) art style and characterization, often seen Nendoroids(Chibi anime action figures).  Pop! Vinyls typically take on licensed works, usually movie, tv, comic, fantasy, and literary characters from a wide range of media brands, alongside real people like World Leaders, Wrestlers, and other celebrities.    It’s popular to not open the Pop! Vinyls, as they work well as display pieces within their original boxes. Much like Vintage Action Figures, they can also lose some of their value if taken out of the box as well, assuming they’re resold.   There are some people however, who do not like Pop! Vinyl.  A majority of the criticism, or dislike, comes from the notion of: They look disturbing (White eyes) True / professional collectors don’t want cartoony collectables Too Mainstream Cheaply Made Mass Produced Not a True collection item Haters going to hate; OR Some people just hate what brings other people joy.   http://popvinyls.com/     Statues Action Figures Two types of action figures types: Vintage Premium   Vintage Action Figures are essentially Old Toys, kept in either Pristine or Good condition over the many years.  Their value differs from brand to brand, but typically follows the following format: Rarity In Box and/or all original items Condition A toy originally played may do well on the open market if played with sparingly or taken care of over the years, but if it has the box and all original items, it will tend to see for much more.  Most people who by Vintage toys are often getting them for collection sake or re-buying their youth, ie buying something because they had it as child once or because they never had it as a child. https://www.ebay.com/b/Vintage-Action-Figure-Lot/246/bn_7023219109   Premium Action Figures are just as they might sound; they tend to be made primarily for collectors and intended for an older demographic and market.  Unlike traditional Action Figures, these are meant to be taken out of the box and set up as a display.  They also tend to be taller than most Action Figures, ranging from 9inch to 15inch.  Their value may differ from brand to brand, but typically follow the format of: Rarity Detail / Complexity Pose-ability / Articulation These toys are typically never intended to be played with, but rather, intended to be set up in a pose and marveled at for the remainder of their ownership.  Depending on the figure, they can range in to the $100s of dollars based.  https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/                 XXRAY Jason Freeny, an American Pop Surrealist Artist, popularized the notion of a Cutaway toy/cartoon character sculpture that shows one half of a individual and an anatomical inside, similar to a x-ray. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/146648531591273567/ https://mightyjaxx.rocks/collections/xxray   Nendoriod Created by the Good Smile Company in 2006, Nendoriods are typically 3-4 inch toy action figures of your favorite anime / video game characters from Japan.  What makes them unique is their Chibi look, high possibility, and various accessories including various faces, weapons, outfits, and props from their shows.  Because of a universal design of the Nendoriods, you can even swap heads, faces, and other element between various Nendoriods to get new looks and crossovers.  Most Nendoriods are single print runs of the figure, so only a limited amount are available, and pre-orders are available; but that’s not to say they always sell out.  The more popular the character, the harder it might be to find a Nendoroid, but they are around.  They typically set you back about $40-$60, depending on complexity and/or what kind of accessories are included. https://www.goodsmile.info/en/products/category/nendoroid_series/announced/2020       Plushies Tsum Tsums A collectable Disney Plush series that are known for Disney characters shaped like logs.  The name comes from Japanese word tsumu, which means ‘to stack’.  The Plushies are well known for Disney character, including Star Wars and Marvel, though other imitators exist.  They come in a variety of sizes, which include: Micro – 2 inches Mini – 3.5 inches Small – 7.5 Inches Medium – 11 inches Large – 17 inches Mega – 21.5 Inches Most, if not all, Disney characters have been made in to TsumTsums.  A popular mobile game allows you to collect the Tsum Tsums as additional character so the same, originally popularized in Japan as well: LINE: Disney Tsum Tsum.   Nesoberi A primarily Japanese style of Plush, these pluses are similar to Tsum Tsum in the sense that the character is often found laying on their stomach, but are characterized by their oversized heads and chibi looks.  They tend to have large heads and tiny bodies.  While they aren’t meant to be stacked like Tsum Tsums, they can be.  While there is no Official name for this series of toys, Nesoberi is a brand of Sega Prizes that can be won via Crane Games.  They typically a head about 8-10 inches round, with a small body roughly a foot long.   Movie Prop Replicas Perhaps not just movies, but people love to have replicates of the original items in movies, tv shows, or books.  Typically, original Movie Props rarely ever come on to the market outside of auctions or rare giveaways, and most auctions tend to be in the thousands of dollars.  The next best option are replicas, which instead of the $1000s, instead run in the $100 range instead.   Prop replicas can range from prop weapons / items, wardrobe / costumes, patches, parts, and more.  A good place to go is Etsy to find prop replicas that you may have not known existed outside of the main/licensed brands.   Most popular Movie replica, light saber from Star Wars.   https://www.entertainmentearth.com/s/prop-replicas/p https://propstore.com/products/       Accessories Women’s Fashion Hand Bags Pillows Art work

Over the past five plus years of doing running DisKingdom, we've reached a point where things need a refresh, I need to sit back, take out some time out to look at what's working, what isn't and find a new clearer idea of what DisKingdom should be.  Back in 2014, we started off with the idea that we would cover everything "Disney", but it just was too much, resulting in the site narrowing down to covering collectibles and merchandise.  But trends have changed, we've seen Vinylmation, Disney Infinity, Tsum Tsum's, Ufufy's, Dorbz, multiple mobile games plus many other products come and go, along with physical media giving way to more digital products. The website is still going to be updated regularly during the process, but in the mean time, I'm going to be putting the DisKingdom Podcast on Hiatus, this will also include any new videos going onto the YouTube channel.  Since July, our YouTube channel, along with many others, saw its traffic drop 99% and with new rules coming into place in January, this has made making videos etc almost impossible to justify. Luckily the audio version of the podcast continues to be popular, but to do it justice, I need some time to reevaluate what DisKingdom is going to be and where its future lies.  In this podcast episode, I do share my thoughts on the current state of collectibles, my own personal issues that have effected my personal collecting and why I feel its time to stop, take a break and work out what to do next. The site/podcast isn't going anywhere, but sometimes taking stock and coming up with a new plan is needed.  

Over the past five plus years of doing running DisKingdom, we've reached a point where things need a refresh, I need to sit back, take out some time out to look at what's working, what isn't and find a new clearer idea of what DisKingdom should be.  Back in 2014, we started off with the idea that we would cover everything "Disney", but it just was too much, resulting in the site narrowing down to covering collectibles and merchandise.  But trends have changed, we've seen Vinylmation, Disney Infinity, Tsum Tsum's, Ufufy's, Dorbz, multiple mobile games plus many other products come and go, along with physical media giving way to more digital products. The website is still going to be updated regularly during the process, but in the mean time, I'm going to be putting the DisKingdom Podcast on Hiatus, this will also include any new videos going onto the YouTube channel.  Since July, our YouTube channel, along with many others, saw its traffic drop 99% and with new rules coming into place in January, this has made making videos etc almost impossible to justify. Luckily the audio version of the podcast continues to be popular, but to do it justice, I need some time to reevaluate what DisKingdom is going to be and where its future lies.  In this podcast episode, I do share my thoughts on the current state of collectibles, my own personal issues that have effected my personal collecting and why I feel its time to stop, take a break and work out what to do next. The site/podcast isn't going anywhere, but sometimes taking stock and coming up with a new plan is needed.  

“Into the Spider-verse” won an Oscar. Activision and ArenaNet leave a lot of employees out in the cold. We finish our coverage of the Nintendo Direct: Tetris 99, Final Fantasy VII, IX, X, XII, Link’s Awakening, Daemon X Machina (is it Zone of Enders?), Disney’s Tsum Tsum, Rune Factory, Assassin’s Creed, and more endless ports for the Switch. JJ crushes Apex with .4 Kills Per Game and Andy dips back into the Rabbid world. Most importantly, it’s time for another component class: Processors!

Hello, my lovely Hylians! This week on NEP, we’ve got a special episode: a bonus feature with twice the content! A Nintendo Direct dropped just the other day, so we’re breaking down each release in the North American AND Japanese presentations with supplemental information and our added commentary. Galen gets analytical, Oni gets cultural; come hang out with us! Also, we can’t figure out why Kingdom Hearts keeps on coming up during this episode. Is it fate? Like, is any of this for real... or not? A big thank you to all of our listeners and to those who share the podcast. NEP keeps growing! We hope you’re enjoying the show. Please leave us your feedback, and check below for more details and timestamps. Timestamps: 02:27 – Adventure Logs: Yoshi’s Crafted World demo, Daemon X Machina Prototype Missions and Wargroove. 14:59 – Nintendo Direct Start! Super Mario Maker 2 21:39 – Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 28:59 - Boxboy + Boxgirl, Smash Ultimate ver. 3.0 with Joker and amiibo talk 36:12 – Captain Toad co-op and new DLC. Oni can’t contain his excitement! 38:07 – Bloodstained and Japan Direct-only announcements 43:48 – Dragon Quest! Builders 2 and XI S –Echoes of a Super Long Title– 50:31 – Gettin’ super Japanese with Tsum Tsum, Starlink and Rune Factory 54:59 – Dragon Quest Rivals, sharing data between Switch and mobile, plus Oninaki and its Japanese secrets 1:00:57 – Yoshi’s Crafted World boxes, demo and A Hat In Time 1:05:06 – Fire Emblem: Three Houses, and Oni explains the meaning behind the Japanese title 1:16:37 – Tetris 99 Battle Royale, Dead By Daylight, Japan-only Baseball and Deltarune Ch1 is free! 1:24:39 – Daemon X Machina Prototype Missions demo live on eShop, Japan Direct-only announcements, and a TON of third party support! 1:33:49 – WE JUST WITNESSED ASTRAL CHAIN! And the best Zelda, or so we’ve heard, is getting remade: Link’s Awakening! 1:45:53 – Additional DLC 1:48:12 – Listener Mail: Words of positivity! What’s on our 3DS activity log for its lifetime? Oni is embarrassed at his #1. Additional DLC: Oni: CAAApitalism: The Successful Failure of Video Games https://youtu.be/HmW0GhdDOvw Galen: Eden Kai - Beautiful Stars https://youtu.be/_wEsLWxWsyE Send us an email and we’ll discuss it! NintendoEverythingPod [at] gmail [dot] com

FEATURING: (00:04:05) Super Mario Maker 2(00:13:05) Super Smash Bros. 3.0, BOX BOY! + BOX GIRL!, Captain Toad DLC(00:20:30) Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night(00:27:33) Tetris 99(00:37:40) Assassin's Creed 3(00:39:10) Fire Emblem: Three Houses(00:44:00) Dragon Quest Builders 2, Hellblade, Yoshi's Crafted World demo(01:00:25) Tsum Tsum, Starlink, DELTARUNE, GRID Autosport, Unravel 2, Final Fantasy VII, Final Fantasy IX, Rune Factory(01:09:30) ONINAKI (01:12:00) Daemon x Machina demo(01:19:41) Astral Chain(01:28:51) Dragon Quest XI(01:36:23) The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening

This week, the Wardcast is beginning to reach full strength, with Dylan, Alex, and Nelson discussing childhood pranks, getting to the bottom of the 3D2D genre, and the history of […]

This week, the Wardcast is beginning to reach full strength, with Dylan, Alex, and Nelson discussing childhood pranks, getting to the bottom of the 3D2D genre, and the history of the Keyblade Wars. We’re all still fully in the grips of ApeLeg addiction, but we pull ourselves out of the miasma long enough to talk about the latest Nintendo Direct, which leaves Animal Crossing fans out in the cold in favor of the Mario Maker faithful while also showcasing Goku-lookin’ RPGs, the morality of anime cops, and something called a tsum tsum? Games include Brawl Stars, Apex Legends, Tetris 99, Yoshi’s Crafted World, Daemon X Machina, and Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic. Got a question for the show? Join us on Discord or email us at contact@ward-games.com!

Recorded 14th February. Join Old Phranchize as he boils the piss off the 13th Feb Nintendo Direct. Find out what moved the needle and what needed to go Tsum Tsum-where else. Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3,...

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We made it to our 100th episode! And welcome back a few guests of Epic Briefs past - Ryan Plourd, Erik Erise, Kate Rhrissorrakrai, and Cacey Blankenship to talk to us about the future of the Star Wars franchise after The Last Jedi and the passing of some of our fictional and real-life heroes. Also, the Disney Monopoly - what buying Fox may mean for future Marvel movies and how they can include some fun properties into that universe. Not forgetting, Kate shares her Tsum Tsum comic experience! All of that, a few tangents, and of course more on your favorite EPIC podcast. Thank all of you for your support on our journey to 100 episodes. We'll be back in March 2018, so be sure to stay tuned for something epic! Be sure to check out: Erik Erise boseiaiphotography.com Instagram @qpid360 Kate Rhrissorrakrai facebook.com/CosplayerMissPanda Instagram @themisspanda Ryan Plourd Instagram @jewbacca90 Cacey Blankenship Instagram @cblankin15 Epic Briefs Podcast info: @epic-briefs-podcast iTunes: Epic Briefs Podcast Instagram.com/epicbriefspodcast Facebook.com/epicbriefspodcast Twitter @epicbriefspdcst LISTEN/SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts/iTunes, Soundcloud, Podcast Addict, and on your favorite podcast apps. Have a question, comment or suggestion? Email us: epicbriefspodcast@gmail.com

¿Qué es un tebeo malo? ¿Existe un canon? Si se puede amar el cine malo, ¿se puede hacer lo propio con el cómic chungo? Todas estas cuestiones son claves a la hora de abordar un tema tan complejo. Pero para empezar, nos detenemos, claro está, en los tebeos Marvel, DC e Image de los 90 con la estela de Liefeld y compañía pero también los de pésimos superhéroes marca blanca como Nightwatch o de las incursiones de Kevin Smith. Además revisamos sagas tan menospreciadas como Un Día Más o el polémico All Star Batman y Robin de Frank Miller y Jim Lee. También recordamos algunos de los más desafortunados encargos y productos de explotación protagonizados por Estopa, Oliver y Benji o Escenas de Matrimonio. Y sí también reconocemos que hay muchos tebeos malos que nos gustan como el pionero Fletcher Hanks o engendros inclasificables como los proyectos del corrupto Carles Recio. Además entrevistamos a David Baldeón, un joven veterano de los cómics Marvel, que empezó trabajando con Vigalondo para convertirse en el dibujante por antonomasia del héroe adolescente y dibujar a conceptos tan variados como Tsum Tsum, Angry Birds o los míticos Micronautas. Y si este fue un programa de tebeos malos, acabamos recomendando buenos tebeos como lo último de Dario Adanti o Shintaro Kago, El Perrinowmicon o Que alguien se acueste conmigo, por favor.

¿Qué es un tebeo malo? ¿Existe un canon? Si se puede amar el cine malo, ¿se puede hacer lo propio con el cómic chungo? Todas estas cuestiones son claves a la hora de abordar un tema tan complejo. Pero para empezar, nos detenemos, claro está, en los tebeos Marvel, DC e Image de los 90 con la estela de Liefeld y compañía pero también los de pésimos superhéroes marca blanca como Nightwatch o de las incursiones de Kevin Smith. Además revisamos sagas tan menospreciadas como Un Día Más o el polémico All Star Batman y Robin de Frank Miller y Jim Lee. También recordamos algunos de los más desafortunados encargos y productos de explotación protagonizados por Estopa, Oliver y Benji o Escenas de Matrimonio. Y sí también reconocemos que hay muchos tebeos malos que nos gustan como el pionero Fletcher Hanks o engendros inclasificables como los proyectos del corrupto Carles Recio. Además entrevistamos a David Baldeón, un joven veterano de los cómics Marvel, que empezó trabajando con Vigalondo para convertirse en el dibujante por antonomasia del héroe adolescente y dibujar a conceptos tan variados como Tsum Tsum, Angry Birds o los míticos Micronautas. Y si este fue un programa de tebeos malos, acabamos recomendando buenos tebeos como lo último de Dario Adanti o Shintaro Kago, El Perrinowmicon o Que alguien se acueste conmigo, por favor.

Join Roger and Vince as they discuss Digimon World: Next Order, Final Fantasy XV, Fire Emblem, Tokyo Mirage Sessions FE, Valkyria Chronicles 2, Ni no Kuni II, Mass Effect: Andromeda, and more, with guest co-hosts Pizzamaid and SushiGeisha from the Heroines of the Cherry Blossom, and Crystal Cast podcasts. iTunes | Stitcher | RSS feed If you enjoy the show, please make certain to stop by iTunes and leave us a review!

We discuss the Epcot International Festival of the Arts, our thoughts on the upcoming Tangled TV show and Beauty and the Beast movie and some of the latest merchandise and collectibles. Zoe takes us shopping for Tsum Tsum and AlexRead more...

We give a wrap up of our most memorable NY Comic Con 2016 experiences, discuss WDW AP appreciation, Avatar reveals, Disney Parks possibly coming to live-action TV and more. Nick runs down the latest Star Wars headlines, Brendt goes overRead more...

Postpartum bikini waxing and ringworm! Do you let your kids hang out with the “unclean” children that are riddled with pox, fungus and infection? Do you tell other parents when your kids are sick? Do you take your kids out in public when they are sick? Do you use your kids as an excuse to avoid going places and SAY your kids are sick? Does Mollie’s toddler have a weird bathroom fetish, or is it just “social pooping?” What’s normal with kids in the bathroom? Judgmental mommy: Side-by-side double strollers and why we hate you. Mollie tries to get Jarrett to support her new Tsum Tsum obsession.

After a couple of thos beers, the Hello Family boys™ talk about the latest Apple announcements (including the new Mario iOS game!), Playstation’s weird new hardware announcements, Levins’s addiction to Tsum-Tsum, little kids dying in video games, the amazing later episodes of Vice Principals, Angus’s dad meeting Danny McBride and the non-superhero movies we need to watch this year including The Nice Guys, Keanu and Mascots. Plus we uncover some crazy secrets behind Bruce Willis’s filmography! -- Hey Fam is a weekly pop culture podcast hosted by good pals Andrew Levins and Angus Truskett, reviewing the latest in movies, TV and video games with regular guests from Sydney’s comedy and arts scene. Get in touch with us to ask us a question or tell us to check out something we’re missing out on. Email us at heyfampodcast@gmail.com or find us at facebook.com/heyfampodcast. If you like what you hear, please leave us a nice review on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This time, on JHP… We discuss some of the new offerings at the parks such as Frozen Ever After, Soarin’, Star Wars nighttime show, refillable popcorn buckets and why is the DLR 60 celebration still going? Zoe takes us shoppingRead more...

On this week's episode, Alex and Brandon chat, then Alex and Michael chat, then Alex and Brandon chat some more. First up, Alex unboxes the newest Star Wars Smuggler's Bounty subscription box from Funko, which is all about Bounty Hunters this month. Then Alex introduces a new segment for the show going forward, the ABC's of Geekdom. After covering the usual topics from last show, some Pop! vinyl stuff, a Star Wars correction, even more Tsum Tsum, a few Assassin's Creed things, and addressing some stuff from a listener email, Alex and Brandon get to a little bit of news. Then, Michael returns to the show to give his take on recent developments with Captain America and to breakdown the newly released and highly anticipated DC Rebirth. There are some minor spoilers, but it's only the first issue, so there will be plenty of surprises to come and the first big reveal is a doozy, so you will definitely want to hear it. After that, Brandon returns to talk about some new movie trailers, and the boys give their lists of their top 5 underrated cartoons, so if you're looking for some hidden gems to watch during your summer break, then stay tuned for that. As per usual, there are a few emails and a brand new Fan Fic Fights segment. Last but certainly not least, Alex announces his movie pick for everyone to watch and discuss, which is Monty Python and the Holy Grail. We will be talking al about it in 2 weeks, so makes sure to watch it and email us before then!Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @AtariAlex, @Megsikouicorean, and our guest Michael @_mike_ekim_. Send us emails with questions, comments, criticisms, or pretty much anything else to read on the show: abcpodcast92@gmail.comIntro Music: Metal guitar cover of Dr. Wiley's Castle Theme from Mega Man 2 by Nirreman Feat. Lee DuffyTransition Music 1: Guitar cover of Delfino Plaza from Super Mario Sunshine by CSGuitar89Transition Music 2: Guitar cover of The Bike Theme from Pokémon Red and Blue Versions by CSGuitar89Outro Music: Guitar cover of Staff Roll Theme from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker by CSGuitar89Check them both out, they make amazing music!

August 2016 Solicitations, Top 300 comic sales for April, Image Plus, Civil War #0, Deadpool Last Days of Magic, Geoff Johns, Michael Keaton, Thor, Harley Quinn, Rogue One, 18 May 2016 Comics Countdown.   In detail: August solicitations (DC: All-Star Batman, Suicide Squad, Watchmen, DKR; Marvel: 37 Civil War tie-ins, Wolver-Gwen, Tsum Tsum; Boom: Backstagers by Tynion IV; Image: Black Monday Murders and Kill or Be Killed); Top 300 April comics sales (Moon Knight, Empress, Spider-Women, Power Rangers, Dark Horse); Image Plus; Civil War #0 and Deadpool Last Days of Magic reviews; Glenn's Graphic Policy article on Dosposable Heroes; Geoff Johns: no comic work in foreseeable future, moving on as Creative Director of the DC Cinematic Universe; Michael Keaton in Spider-Man; Rogue One comic cancelled; Harley Quinn movie?; Thor casting: Kate Blanchett, Jeff Goldblum, Tessa Thompson; CW 4-way crossover!   18 May 2016 Comics Countdown: 10. Jughead 6 by Chip Zdarsky, Erica Henderson, Andre Szymanowicz 9. Lucifer 6 by Holly Black, Stephanie Hans 8. Lumberjanes: Don't Axe Don't Tale Special by jen Wang, Catherine Norrie, Kelly Thompson, Savanna Ganucheau 7. Old Man Logan 6 by Jeff Lemire, Andrea Sorrentino, Marcelo Maiolo 6. Wrath of the Eternal Warrior 7 by Robert Venditti, Raul Allen, David Astruga, Patricia Martin, Juan Jose Ryp 5. Future Quest 1 by Jeff Parker, Doc Shaner, Steve Rude, Jordie Bellaire 4. Manifest Destiny 19 by Chris Dingess, Matthew Roberts, Tony Akins, Stefano Gaudiano, Owen Gieni 3. Sixth Gun 49 by Cullen Bunn, Brian Hurtt, Bill Crabtree 2. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina 5 by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Robert Hack, 1. All-New Wolverine 8 by Tom Taylor, Marcio Takara, Jordan Boyd   Links: Geekdad: https://geekdad.com/2016/05/dc-this-week-rebirth/ Glenn's GA article: https://graphicpolicy.com/2016/05/20/is-disposable-heroes-back-as-island-earth/ GA Top 300 sales article: https://graphicpolicy.com/?s=by+the+numbers 

On this week's episode, Alex and Brandon chat about hitting double-digit episodes! After the usual correcting of mistakes from last week's show, including some Star Wars talk, Tsum Tsum stuff, and talking about Booster Gold and his robot partner, Alex and Brandon get into the main parts of the show. There was quite a bit of movie news last week, like the confirmation of a Harley Quinn movie, Michael B. Jordan being cast in Black Panther, the full cast of Thor: Ragnarok, and Nintendo getting into the movie business. The boys also give their impressions of the first Assassin's Creed trailer and the new Ghostbusters trailer. After that, Alex and Brandon go over the future line up of DC movies, and then finally talk all about District 9 (spoilers from around 1:29:15-1:38:07). Then they wrap up the show with a great discussion question sent in by a listener, and have a brand-new Fan Fic Fights segment.Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @AtariAlex and @Megsikouicorean. Send us emails with questions, comments, criticisms, or pretty much anything else to read on the show: abcpodcast92@gmail.comIntro Music: Metal guitar cover of Dr. Wiley's Castle Theme from Mega Man 2 by Nirreman Feat. Lee DuffyTransition Music: Metal guitar cover of Tetris: Type A by FamilyJules7XOutro Music: Guitar cover of Staff Roll Theme from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker by CSGuitar89Check them all out, they make amazing music!

So much shopping this week… Nick headed over to the newly opened Towncenter section of Disney Springs. Zoe takes us shopping around the Disney universe with some unique items you can find online, the latest Tsum Tsum and some real shopping adventures.Read more...

On this week's episode, Alex and Brandon chat...eventually. But before that, Alex is joined once more by his good friend Vincent to go over some old stuff, like correcting some Power Rangers and Pop! vinyl topics from last week's show, and some news from the last week, like Agent Carter being canceled, the announcement of a new show, Krypton, on SyFy, Supergirl moving to the CW, and Tsum Tsum comics.*I apologize in advance for some of the quiet audio in the later segments. I did the best I could, but sharing a single microphone with 5 people is difficult.*Then, Alex and Vincent are joined by Brandon, as well as two more guests, Eugene and Michael, to discuss Captain America: Civil War (spoilers from about 1:05:25-2:12:50).After that, Vincent departs and the other four guys get into a long discussion about Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (spoilers from about 2:14:15-3:10:00), which gets very heated. Then, after reading a couple of listener emails, there is an awesome, 4-way battle royale Fan Fic Fight.Last but not least, if you haven't already, make sure to watch District 9 and send in your thoughts, we will DEFINITELY be talking about it next week!Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @AtariAlex, @Megsikouicorean, and our guest Michael @_mike_ekim_. Send us emails with questions, comments, criticisms, or pretty much anything else to read on the show: abcpodcast92@gmail.comIntro Music: Metal guitar cover of Dr. Wiley's Castle Theme from Mega Man 2 by Nirreman Feat. Lee DuffyTransition Music 1: Metal guitar cover of Saria's Song / The Lost Woods Theme from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeTransition Music 2: Guitar cover of The Great Sea from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker by CSGuitar89Outro Music: Guitar cover of Staff Roll Theme from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker by CSGuitar89Check them all out, they make amazing music!

In this week’s edition, we discussed the long term Disney live action movie lineup. Nick yells at Disney over pin trading vouchers. Zoe tells us about Tsum Tsum and other adorable things she bought and are on the way. BrendtRead more...

Recording the Collector’s Edition podcast is always unpredictable, not in terms of what topics will be covered, but more so when it comes to what crazy strange tangents we’ll go on throughout the show, and how often we’ll get completely distracted by random things. Episode 16 turns out exactly how you imagine it would.   We talk about are slowly growing interest in pin trading, review some monthly subscription boxes, discuss all things Tsum Tsum, reveal some fascinating Funko Pop! News, gush over the Disney LEGO minifigures, and answer some great listener emails! Oh, and Jason finally confesses his quickly growing obsession with LEGO sets.   Executive Producers: Brett Cangemi (@Brettman79) & Jorge Torres!   Sponsored By: Alex Carrejo, @AtariAlex! Check out his podcast, The ABC Podcast, on YouTube or iTunes! Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

It's Time D-Heads! This week we head off into the Circle of Life as we welcome JOSHUA RUSH (Bunga in Disney's The Lion Guard, The Adventures of Puss and Boots, Heroes, Emelie and more) to the show! Joshua stops in and discusses everyone's favorite Honey Badger Bunga from The Lion Guard, how he became an actor, favorite foods, animals, technology and even his friends hearing his voice on the television. In addition we have the D-Team back kicking it off with Erin answering your questions in I Want To Know and we have Jason giving you a Blu-Ray and DVD that we must add to your collection in The Vault. Paige is coming to us live from the Walt Disney World Resort in the Magical Music Review. Caitlin is back with the latest from the Walt Disney World Resort and Nathan looks back at the books this week in This Week in Disney History and Cody stops in with the Hollywood Walk. And Randy is here giving you the latest from Disney Multi-Media! There is news hot off the D-Wire with news about The Good Dinosaur, The Oscars, The Lion Guard, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Bunk'd, Magic Kingdom, Disneyland, Mark Twain Riverboat, Tsum Tsum, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Star Wars, Fireworks, Parades, Animal Kingdom, The Force Awakens, Marvel, Toys, Clothing and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with our New Kind of Disney Show!

It's Time D-Heads! This week we head off into the Circle of Life as we welcome JOSHUA RUSH (Bunga in Disney's The Lion Guard, The Adventures of Puss and Boots, Heroes, Emelie and more) to the show! Joshua stops in and discusses everyone's favorite Honey Badger Bunga from The Lion Guard, how he became an actor, favorite foods, animals, technology and even his friends hearing his voice on the television. In addition we have the D-Team back kicking it off with Erin answering your questions in I Want To Know and we have Jason giving you a Blu-Ray and DVD that we must add to your collection in The Vault. Paige is coming to us live from the Walt Disney World Resort in the Magical Music Review. Caitlin is back with the latest from the Walt Disney World Resort and Nathan looks back at the books this week in This Week in Disney History and Cody stops in with the Hollywood Walk. And Randy is here giving you the latest from Disney Multi-Media! There is news hot off the D-Wire with news about The Good Dinosaur, The Oscars, The Lion Guard, Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Bunk'd, Magic Kingdom, Disneyland, Mark Twain Riverboat, Tsum Tsum, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Star Wars, Fireworks, Parades, Animal Kingdom, The Force Awakens, Marvel, Toys, Clothing and more! So it's time to Put on Your Ears, Give it a Little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo, and get ready to Relive the Magic, Memories and Appreciation from Your Lifetime of Disney with our New Kind of Disney Show!

This week we go shopping with Zoe as she tells us all the latest Disney clothes, bags and of course Tsum Tsum that every fan needs to add to cart. Brendt updates us on the latest Marvel TV series, GuardiansRead more...

You know an episode is going to go off the rails when it’s recorded on a Friday night, but when it’s also a Collector’s Edition episode PLUS has a special guest, well … you should see this coming a mile away. Jason and Josh are joined by Joys of Games co-host Collin as the trio discusses the last month of non-TTL collecting. They break down the three Funko subscription boxes, pick apart the most recent Loot Crate, unload a show’s worth of info about Tsum Tsum, touch on Pop Vinyls and LEGO Minifigures, and most importantly, discuss the crazy collecting happening with Yo-Kai Watch.   Sponsored By: Alex Carrejo, @AtariAlex!Check out his Funko Pop collection HERE. Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

In this episode, Shana and Daniel discuss the final part of the Black Guardian Trilogy: Enlightenment. Believe it or not but gender politics and sexual orientation actually come up once or twice. Also awesome Tegan, the campy Captain Wrack, class structure, and the boredom of the Eternals.  Main Topic: Enlightenment. Shortest ever. No longer about Doctor Who. Disney geek. Argumentative. Teacher voice. Bowie. The art and artist. Moving on to Enlightenment. Men wearing leggings. Bird hats. Maybe Jim Henson saw Enlightenment. Costuming. Tegan's butt and Wrack's Rack? Repressed gay Turlough. X-men. The Black Guardian as a metaphor for repressed homosexuality. Choosing Turlough. Turlough and Ashildir. Turlough and River. The Eternals. Shana remembers The Mind Robber. Bored Eternals. Hellenistic. Tegan's costume change. "The gobby Australian." Non-hetero Five. Querulous Five. Shana's Four and Ten. Davison was wrong. Stinkers. Hard to root for the Doctor. Wanted it to be longer. Super-creepy Ken Doll. Shana facepalms. What Enlightenment means to an Eternal. Richard Jackson. The Doctor the ephemeral. Captain Wrack. Shana doesn't want to do The Gunfighters. Linda Barron is good for the jews. "The cliche I love." Mindwipe versus mind control. The hipsters of the universe. Upstairs, downstairs. Eternal Doctor? The Black Guardian Trilogy as a trilogy. Turlough to date. "I didn't say her boobs jiggled." The Overcrowded Tardis. Direction. Wrapping Up. Next week: The King's Demons and The Five Doctors.  Play with Shana on Tsum Tsum by searching for inkyosa.  Daniel appeared on Shabcast 15 and "The Nattering." Phil Sandifer on Terminus.  Shana mentions poet Richard Jackson.  Find Our Stuff!  Find us on iTunes! Or Facebook! We love email (oispacemanpodcast@gmail.com)! And all our episodes are on oispaceman.libsyn.com. You can also find a text blog associated with this podcast at oispacemanblog.wordpress.com. Our theme song is "Doctor Who Theme on Minimoog" by James Bragg. Find his Youtube channel at youtube.com/hyperdust7 and his band page at phoenix-flare.com.  Daniel's Tumblr Twitter Shana's Tumblr Twitter 

Josh and Jason are back up to their normal antics, tossing aside the regular show format and talking about collecting non toys-to-life instead for one night. They start off the show on a weird tangent, but quickly get going by talking about December’s Loot Crate and Marvel Collector Corps (CORE) subscription boxes. Then, they break down some upcoming Funko Pop! figure releases, and express their continued disappointment in Tom’s Hobby Shop. Finally, when the inevitable Tsum Tsum segment takes place, a VERY special guest joins the show to not only talk about Tsum Tsum Tuesday, but more importantly, brag about how great her “blind bag feel game” is. Eventually we get to some listener questions to wrap up the episode. And oh, what an episode it was!   HAPPY BIRTHDAY, VAL! I LOVE YOU, AND THANK YOU FOR BEING THE BEST PARTNER I COULD EVER ASK FOR.    Want to become a Sponsor as well? Check out our Patreon page!

En este episodio hablamos de todo un poco, del Plástico, de Dr. Who, Star Wars y ya chole con su premiere, de Yoshi´s Woolly World, Tsum Tsum y otros temas mas. Esperamos que no nos hayan extrañado mucho :P No olviden seguirnos en iTunes

Robert Welkner of COIN-OP TV joins Brian and Corey for a discussion on video games, collectibles and Toys to Life.  Rob opens our eyes to the newest craze to hit the shelves in Tsum Tsums.  These little creatures will quickly be on the top of your children's wishlists.  We also discuss Disney Infinity, Skylanders, LEGO Dimensions, Amiibos and standing outside of stores waiting to purchase the hot item day one.Hey folks, we want your feedback.  Whether it's topics or ideas or thoughts, let us know by tweeting the podcast, Corey or Brian.  Or simply email us at StartingPointFeedback [at] Gmail dot com.

Robert Welkner of COIN-OP TV joins Brian and Corey for a discussion on video games, collectibles and Toys to Life.  Rob opens our eyes to the newest craze to hit the shelves in Tsum Tsums.  These little creatures will quickly be on the top of your children's wishlists.  We also discuss Disney Infinity, Skylanders, LEGO Dimensions, Amiibos and standing outside of stores waiting to purchase the hot item day one.Hey folks, we want your feedback.  Whether it's topics or ideas or thoughts, let us know by tweeting the podcast, Corey or Brian.  Or simply email us at StartingPointFeedback [at] Gmail dot com.

Jason and Josh flat out have fun this episode, talking about a quick vacation to the Magical Kingdom, an avalanche of Tsum Tsum, the most recent subscription boxes, adding a second floor to a house, Black Friday, and so much more!

Brendt and Nick just got back from NY Comic Con and have a ton of Marvel and Star Wars info to share with you including news on the TV shows, movies, video games and more. We review the value ofRead more...

Collectors, brace yourselves! It’s another edition of the Collector’s Edition! Somehow, Josh and Jason are up to Volume 8 in this spin-off podcast focussing heavily collecting things NOT toys-to-life related! This volume features a ton of Tsum Tsum talk, naturally, since it was recorded on Tsum Tsum Tuesday, after all. Also on the docket is Jason’s disappointment as a collector at the D23 Expo, upcoming LEGO minifigures, and a preview of Star Wars day on Friday, September 4th. The two also discuss and review their two newest subscription boxes - Loot Crate’s Villain 2 box, and the Marvel Collector Corps Secret Wars box.

Instead of sulking and crying in a corner while Jason is off having fun in beautiful Anaheim at the happiest place on Earth, Josh toughened up and did a show anyway, inviting his fiance Valerie to help him talk all about the toys-to-life franchises. Despite trying to stick to the main franchises of LEGO Dimensions, Disney Infinity, Skylanders and amiibo, the always entertaining topic of Tsum Tsum popped up at every turn during the podcast. They also read responses from the community regarding the #CommunityQuestion, and responded to some great critical thinking emails. They couple also announced two giveaways and spread love all over the #BestCommunityEver! Time Stamps: Giveaway Announcements - 22:35 LEGO Dimensions - 27:45 Hot Shelving Talk - 34:37 Disney Infinity 3.0 - 40:10 Skylanders SuperChargers - 51:09 amiibo - 1:17:27 #CommunityQuestion - 1:33:30 Emails - 1:44:10

Josh and Jason are back with another Collector's Edition of the Toys For Games 'Cast, this time once again joined by the Legendary Collector and Enthusiast, Vince! The trio of collectors talk about Vince's trip to Otakon and the haul of collectibles he walked away with. Also, the horrific reality of the Tsum Tsum craze and what it meant for Tsum Tsum Tuesday with the Aladdin collection. They preview Jason’s upcoming trip to Disneyland and D23, as well as a full breakdown of the most recent Loot Crate. Oh, and there is some legitimate, unironic discussion regarding Shopkins, the #1 Kids Cooking Kits on Amazon!

POOP! Yes, in this feces-filled extravaganza we talk about eating poop... animal poop shaped chocolate treats at Zuri's Sweets Shop in Disney's Animal Kingdom, that is! Speaking of poop, we talk about the Inside Out hot dogs and whether or not you'll need to FastPass the bathroom after the Angry Hot Dog! OUCH! Other non-poop related issues this episode include DisneySea's 15th anniversary! Blingy diamond encrusted Mouse Ear hats at Disneyland! Taste Track comes to Epcot, and brings with it a plethora of grilled cheese sandwiches! New Magic Band bling, including watch faces! Villianous t-shirts! Tons of Inside Out merchandise, including Tsum Tsum! Frozen Fever! The Voyage of the Little Mermaid -- and its underwhelming finale! The Great Movie Ride makeover -- it needs more Elsa and Anna! But... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Josh (@TheNoyse) and Jason (@JasonInquirs) are back for another special edition of the podcast, known as the Collector's Edition. Since they never have a chance to talk about anything other than the toys-to-life franchises on the regular show, this is their chance to sit back and shoot the breeze about all of their other crazy collections, including FUNKO Pop! Vinyls, Tsum Tsum, LEGOS, subscription boxes ... and a whole lot more. 

Josh Brown (@TheNoyse) and Jason Grier (@JasonInquires) are back for yet another episode of the Toys For Games 'Cast. This week, the dynamic duo chat about Shopkins and Tsum Tsum scores, as well as plenty of toys-to-life news and notes.  -Skylanders 5 leaked prototypes -LEGO Dimensions' newly announced team and fun packs -Disney Infinity 3.0 Power Disc controversy  -Amiibo's calm before the storm   Also, the Twitter #CommunityQuestion and the always popular listener emails! 

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This week the LPP remembers Dick Jones and discuss Transformers 4, Guardians of the Galaxy, Disneyland's new Alice in Wonderland and Nashville show, Once Upon a Time Frozen casting, Tsum Tsum, ABC Family's new shows and the live-action Dumbo. Plus, Get To Know Your LPP as they discuss their favorite sitcoms of all time. The post LaughingPlace.com Podcast #214: Tsumthing New appeared first on LaughingPlace.com.