I bought this because the first one I reviewed was pretty cool and I figured I'd dip my toe into the other releases. Blokees make a number of different lines of Blind boxes. The company calls this line "Herospire Warrior" but the name on the box is "Hero Infinity: Galaxy Version Turbo". This is the first release from this line called "Hero's Journey".
Box. I paid $5.99 at Newbury Comics for this.
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card, Base, and display piece.
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Parts. This time I laid them out in a more figure-centric manner. You still
have to be careful with the elbows and knees as the connection is tight and
the forearms and shins are meant to be laid out in a specific direction.
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Build. This is the "Bull Demon". The axe could be Melee or Spotting
depending on how it was assembled. The head could be Melee, Defense,
or Spotting, The shoulder pauldrons could be Defense. The waist armor
could be Defense. The arms could be removed for White Die damage.
Size Comparison. It's a little larger than a Chub.
The Questions:
Is it below, at, or above $10 per Frame? Below. (+5)Is it a good size to use in a game? Yes. A bit bigger than a Chub. (+5)
How many parts does it have to represent systems? Four. (+5)
Does it have enough parts you can remove to represent White Dice damage? Yes. (+5)
Score: +20 (A+). This has the same problem as Monday's review, the fact that it's a blind box. Other than that it seems like it would be pretty cool to have this on the table in a game.
Does it have enough parts you can remove to represent White Dice damage? Yes. (+5)
Score: +20 (A+). This has the same problem as Monday's review, the fact that it's a blind box. Other than that it seems like it would be pretty cool to have this on the table in a game.
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