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443 / GIBLE – Pokémon Papercraft
Name: Gible
Type: Dragon / Ground
Species: Land Shark Pokémon
Height: 0.7 m (2′04″)
Weight: 20.5 kg (42.5 lbs.)
Interesting Facts: Gible hide in their holes and wait for prey to pass by. They occasionally hold dare competitions with each other which can put them in danger. When they bite, they hurt themselves out of clumsiness. It has been depicted in the anime that Gible licks people it is fond of, like a dog. It evolves into Gabite starting at level 24, which evolves into Garchomp starting at level 48.

THE PAPER MODEL
Height: 12.0 cm/4.7 in
Width: 15.7 cm/ 6.2 in
Depth: 15.4 cm/6.1 in
Pages: 3
Pieces: 43
Level: Easy/Medium
Designer: Brandon
Photo: Brandon
NOTES: Build from the fin down, closing between the legs at the bottom. When attaching the jets to the head, put a somewhat large drop of glue onto the ends of the points on the head, so that it anchors on the inside of the jets. You also have the choice of notched fin or un-notched fin when building.
The only really difficult part about this are the jets- besides them, this craft is really simple. Just take care with the smaller parts and you should have no trouble.

Download: A4 / Letter

Paperpokés – Pokémon Papercrafts

Dragon Ball Z

Namco Bandai Games America announced three new Dragonball games at E3 today: Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans, Dragon Ball: Raging Blast and Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo. Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans is exclusive to the DS, Dragon Ball: Raging Blast is for PS3 and Xbox 360 and Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo is exclusive to the Wii. All three games will be released in North America sometime this fall.

Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans is an all new Dragon Ball Z adventure featuring Goku and friends as they confront the Saiyan threat. In addition to taking place within the Dragon Ball Z Saiyans storyline, Dragon Ball Z: Attack of the Saiyans will feature alternate storylines which offer a new understanding of the Dragon Ball universe.

The game is a turn-based Dragon Ball Z experience that features a three character party system where players can choose from Goku, Kid Gohan, Piccolo, Krillin, Yamcha and Tien. The game also features a team combo attack system that allows players to combine party members’ super martial art attack to inflict massive damage onto enemies. Each party member will feature character specific Ki Blast abilities which will be used to solve puzzles and unlock secrets in the game. Finally, there’s a sub-mission mode where players collect special items, including the legendary Dragon Balls, throughout the world to rescue innocent victims, right injustices, and create general global harmony.

Dragon Ball: Raging Blast features completely destructible environments and HD graphics that lend a deeper layer of immersion to the Dragon Ball universe. Developed by SPIKE, Dragon Ball: Raging Blast offers 70 characters (including transformations), the ability to relieve important battles from the TV series as their favorite heroes and villains and experience alternate universe moments that were left out of the original anime and manga series.

New interactive and destructible environments added to the battle as characters take massive damage from being smashed into mountains, buildings and debris during battles – and some of this will be because of someone executing a powerful signature move. On top of classic signature moves, characters also benefit from a new “Super Rising” special attack system which allows players to quickly fly upwards throughout open battle stages, adding a new layer of strategy and tactics to the melee.

Finally there’s Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo, a game that goes back to the beginning of the manga and anime series. Players relive the genesis of the Dragon Ball saga with Kid Goku as he travels the world delivering martial arts justice on his road to self discovery, tail wagging gently behind him.

The game promises a faithful adaption of the original storyline with its unique comical charm and adventurous overtones. Taking place during the Red Ribbon encounters, players will assist Kid Goku as he journeys through his path of personal evolution battling beasts, bandits and martial arts masters. Kid Goku will meet and befriend lifelong comrades and overcome formidable evil miscreants, including Red Ribbon Army, Emperor Pilaf, and King Piccolo.

Fights are handled by waggling the Wii remote in various ways; with a simple move of the Wii Remote and Nunchuk, Goku fires off intricate combos, initiates classic moves, and executes his signature Kamehameha ultimate attack. The game also incorporates pseudo RPG elements which enable Goku to earn money to purchase power-up items throughout the game. Other features include in-game collectables, unlockable characters and modes and much more.

Look for all three Dragonball games this fall.

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133 / EEVEE – Pokémon Papercraft
Name: Eevee
Type: Normal
Species: Evolution Pokémon
Height: 0.3 m (1′0″)
Weight: 6.5 kg (14.3 lbs.)
Interesting Facts: Eevee has an irregular genetic code and can sometimes evolve in accordance to its environment. Seven evolutions for this Pokémon have been discovered so far. Three of these evolutions are the result of Eevee being exposed to either a Fire Stone, Thunderstone or Water Stone. Two more of the evolutions involve maximum affection with the Trainer and accordance to the time of day. The final two evolutions are the result of training in two specific areas, Eterna Forest and Route 217.

THE PAPER MODEL
Height: 15.0 cm/ 5.9 in
Width: 18.8 cm/ 7.5 in
Depth: 18.2 cm/ 6.9 in
Pages: 5
Pieces: 31
Level: Easy-Medium
Designer: PMF
Photo: Toshi
NOTES: Build from head to tail, closing at the tip of the tail. Be careful with the fur around the neck, as it is a little tricky.

Download: A4 / Letter

Paperpokés – Pokémon Papercrafts

What with Thanksgiving being this week, it seems the mangasphere has taken the week off, so it’s going to be a short edition of the news. So we’ve got shopping advice, eating until you explode, OOP and doujinshi digital manga in Japan, podcasts and the Manga Village roundup, all after the bread…err…break.

Gift Guides-A- Go-Go

Daniella Orihuela-Gruber over at All About Manga is bringing back the Great Manga Gift Guide, which was inspired last year by the complete lack of manga on the NYT graphic novel gift guide. Her introduction post is here , as well as her first week roundup, which can be found here. The complete archive can be found here. I particiated in the last year’s gift guide and will again this year. I’m going to try and keep the same categories as last year, but it’s turning out to be a little harder. I just want to put Chi’s Sweet Home in every category! It fits…

Putting On the Pounds

It was Thanksgiving on Thursday in the US, and that means lots of good food and family gatherings. The mangasphere certainly took notice of this. I had my own blog post dedicated to the great pasttimes of Thanksgiving, bread, meat, dessert and football. Daniella at All About Manga has instead a warning for food loving manga readers. And Melinda, of Manga Bookshelf, reminds us in her Failure Friday, that fat personages are people too. It’s hard not to indulge, especially when a holiday has been tailor-made for it like Thanksgiving, and you have relatives going all out to tempt you with old favorites and new reciepes. We had Elk as a selection this year. It was…different. But the Baked Corn was back as well, and I had to have two helpings as well as putting some in my take-home bag.

News From Japan

Website for OOP and Doujinshi Manga

Ken Akamatsu, the creator of such titles as Love Hina and Negima! is testing a website where he wants to have out-of-print manga available for download and monetized by advertising. This week he has announced he wants to add parody doujinshi to the site. Ad revenue for the doujinshi would be split between the original creators and the doujin artists. Right now the site in is beta, with only Love Hina volumes available, and it’s only in Japanese, but the titles are available DRM-free which I think is a great step that Akamatsu is taking. And preserving OOP manga AND making them available to new generations who may have missed them is a great idea! We’d love to see the same thing over here for our OOP manga! The doujinshi could be interesting too. We’ll have to wait and see if the creators will go for it.

NYT Best Seller List

It’s a new list this week with not so many new additions. A new top title reigns over all as Alice in the Country of Hearts vol 5 takes over #1, pushing the Ninja boy Naruto vol 49 back to #2. Black Butler vol 3 and Bakuman vol 2 both move back one to #3 and #4 respectively. Negima! vol 28 also moves back one to #5 while the pretty boys of Hetalia: Axis Powers vol 1 holds steady at #6. The lone debut of the week comes from Del Rey and their Ninja Girls vol 4 at #7 while Soul Eater vol 4 digs in at #8. D.Gray-Man vol 19 falls the furtherest as it goes from #5 to #9, and Black Bird vol 6 perches at #10 again. It was a fairly steady week this time, with most titles holding on to their spot or only getting pushed back one. Viz holds the most spots, but it’s not a majority. Tokyopop, Yen Press and Del Rey have 2 each, making for a good variety.

Manga For Your Ears

Manga Out Loud

• Episode 22 – Chi’s Sweet Home

Sci-Guys

• Episode 45 – Gunsmith Cats

Spiraken Manga Review

• Episode 111
• Episode 112

This Week at Manga Village

• Seven Days: Monday-Thursday
• Story of Saiunkoku vol 1
• Weekly Picks

What I’ve Been Reading

• Dorohedoro vol 1
• Dengeki Daisy vol 1
• March Story vol 1
• Time and Again vol 4
• One Fine Day vol 3
• Shonen Jump December 2010
• Yen Plus November 2010

Manga Xanadu

Dragon Ball Z

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Nintendo releases Pokemon Playing Cards Black and White on 9 December 2010.  Each set contains two Jokers (Zekrom in Black set/Reshiram in White set).

[ Black/White ]

This Playing Cards series began in 1996 same as Pokemon game, previous lines as follow:

[ Red/Green/Blue/Yellow in December 1996 ]

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[ Red/Green/Blue/Yellow 3D version in December 1998 ]

[ Gold/Silver in February 2000 ]

[ Gold/Silver part 2 in December 2000 ]

[ Ruby/Sapphire in March 2003 ]

[ FireRed/LeafGreen in September 2004 ]

[ Diamond/Pearl in March 2007 ]

[ Platinum in March 2009 ]

[ Reference ]
Nintendo : Pokemon Playing Cards BW
Web Archive : Nintendo

All About Pokemon Figure (AAPF)

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Images from Amiami

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