No stand or effect parts like Kuuga or Decade did previously. He only comes with four hands and an alternate head.
One apartment that Rising Ultimate lacks in is his accessory count.
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It seems that since the days of the Blade Kiwami Tamashii figures, Bandai has figured out how to do giant shoulder pads without impeding shoulder articulation. The additional bulk and subtle changes in detail are what really set this figure apart from the first release.ĭespite being such a heavily armored and spiky toy, Rising Ultimate form retains almost all of the Kiwami Tamashii articulation. Next to his other form, Kuuga looks like a logical evolution and it's very believable that Mighty form could go from this form to Rising Ultimate form. The red compound eyes are also fantastic and shine under proper light. I personally do think that the Rising Ultimate's horns are a little silly, but this design makes it much more natural looking, like an evolution on the Kuuga design. It's hard to believe that this figure does not have a larger counterpart considering how crisp and well detailed it is. The gold paint is brilliant and there are sculpted runes and cracks all over his body. Out of the box, Rising Ultimate's sculpt is gorgeously detailed and painted. Although the box does look good, it is unusually thin which I will touch on later. Rising Ultimate Kuuga comes in a nicely detailed black and gold box. However Kamen Rider Rising Ultimate Kuuga is the first figure in the line to be exclusive to Kiwami Tamshii. The SIC Kiwami Tamashii line has been reserved for mostly just shrinking down previous SIC figures into a smaller and more affordable size.
In the 10 th Heisei anniversary series Kamen Rider Decade, Toei gave Kuuga one more upgrade: Kamen Rider Rising Ultimate Kuuga. Kamen Rider Kuuga is perhaps one of the most powerful Kamen Riders ever, with the ability to easily destroy the entire world with a single Rider Kick. Kamen Rider Kuuga Rising Ultimate was provided by Tamashii Nations Bluefin.
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