Bluefin Previews New York Comic Con Bandai Exclusive Products & Special Display

Bluefin

by Jay Cochran
September 18, 2018

Bluefin, the leading North American distributor of toys, collectibles, and hobby merchandise from Japan and Asia, has detailed a wide array of notable products and “First-to-Market” show exclusives from the Bandai Shokugan brand that will be displayed and available for purchase at the 2018 New York Comic Con.

Bluefin will be located in Booth #1612.

The 2018 New York Comic Con (NYCC) takes place October 4th – 7th at the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan and is the East Coast's biggest pop culture convention. The annual event plays host to the latest and greatest in comics, graphic novels, anime, manga, video games, toys, movies, and television.

This year, Bluefin will proudly exhibit the Bandai Shokugan Shogun Megazord, Ninja Megazord, and White Ninja Falconzord Super Mini-Pla kits, which are among the final Bandai Power Rangers releases for North America. These kits will be set for release in time for the holidays this coming December but will be showcased for the first time at NYCC.

Bandai Shokugan “First-to-Market” NYCC Products

Don’t miss a special opportunity to be among the first to acquire these new Shokugan kits that will debut for the first time anywhere at 2018 NYCC. These kits are scheduled to debut to general retailers in Q4.

Super Mini-Pla Mega Man X Ride Armor Sets “Chimera Armor” & “Vile’s Ride Armor” · MSRP $40.00 each

Following the success of the Power Ranger Megazord and Dragonzord kits, fans can now enjoy a pair of special advance releases of Mega Man X with the Chimera Armor and Vile’s Ride Armor sets. The Chimera Armor set comes with a Kangaroo unit and Vile’s Ride Armor is outfitted with a Hawk unit.

Mega Man 66 Action Vol. 2 Blind Box Units · MSRP $9.00 each

Called “66 ACTION” because the figures each stand 66 mm (2.58”) tall, these compact, kits combine high quality molding with impressive articulation. These are the highly anticipated Vol. 2 releases and include X (Mega Man X), Vile (Mega Man X), Mega Man (Mega Man Star Force) Super Armor Mega Man and Cut Man. Each kit comes with multiple interchangeable hand accessories. All of these figures are able to be combined with the Super Mini-Pla Mega Man X Ride Armor for enhanced play and poseability value.

Additional Bluefin Bandai Shokugan Products

Kingdom Hearts Key Blade Collection · MSRP $10.00 each

A collection of all die-cast renderings of the iconic weapons from the Kingdom Hearts anime series. The collection features Key Blade products of the Kingdom Key, Three Wishes, Crabclaw, Oathkeeper, Oblivion and the Ultima Weapon. Each item is in a blind purchase box, but an option to purchase a box with all 6 inside. A perfect Holiday item in anticipation of the release of new Square Enix video game, Kingdom Hearts III, slated for release in January 2019.

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LimitedEdition - 2018-09-24 @ 2:38 am

7 hours ago, NeedlessImmortals said:
I think this may be the first time I was ever even remotely interested in a blind box, those Mega Man figures look cool.

You gotta treat yourself to that Ride armor.

NeedlessImmortals - 2018-09-23 @ 6:57 pm

I think this may be the first time I was ever even remotely interested in a blind box, those Mega Man figures look cool.

FASVB - 2018-09-23 @ 5:26 am

15 hours ago, LimitedEdition said:
Hows importing from Japan to Brazil ?

Mostly threeways: People either wait until our "Bluefin" brings the product which is usually very limited and mostly Bandai. For whatever reason they don't bring Figma or Medicom. Very sough after products you can only buy on preorder and as soon as it arrives it vanishes never to be seen again.

A second choice you buy from independent sellers. Lots of guys that import a few quantities of figures and sell it. All kinds of japanese figures, but mostly bandai, figma and medicom. Marvel, Star Wars,DC, DBZ and Knights of the Zodiac (veery popular here). Paralleled to that there are a few bigger independent sellers that bring whatever yo want. Either by preorder or regular product.

The last choice you buy directly from Ami Ami, Nippon Yasan and places like that. After you pay you pray not to be taxed, because if it is you will pay at least 70% more and it is upon arrival on the post office. You either pay or lose the stuff. Our import fees and taxes are insanely expensive. Is actually theft.

LimitedEdition - 2018-09-22 @ 1:30 pm

18 hours ago, FASVB said:
You guys are so lucky. Many options to choose from. To be honest, bandai product is the only thing that easier to get there. The price is not always so bad, because people can import themselves (so far) and some stores carry them. But just Bandai, Medicom very few people sell those.
Goku for 30 dollars here is impossible. People buy it and resell for $100.
I really like Power Rangers, but their product is always expensive here.

Hows importing from Japan to Brazil ?

sXeblues - 2018-09-22 @ 9:29 am

14 hours ago, FASVB said:
Goku for 30 dollars here is impossible. People buy it and resell for $100.
I really like Power Rangers, but their product is always expensive here.

Thats a shame, man... One definitely relates, where it pertains to Doctor Who merchandise. Here, the figures and accessories and playsets are incredibly hard to come by, or cost a small fortune to get. Its a regular pain in the rear.

FASVB - 2018-09-21 @ 6:32 pm

You guys are so lucky. Many options to choose from. To be honest, bandai product is the only thing that easier to get there. The price is not always so bad, because people can import themselves (so far) and some stores carry them. But just Bandai, Medicom very few people sell those.

Goku for 30 dollars here is impossible. People buy it and resell for $100.

I really like Power Rangers, but their product is always expensive here.

ShemShem - 2018-09-21 @ 5:48 pm