Tsuki-board looks a lot different now when I first joined it. Now it's double the efficiency...no, make that even triple. Some of the best updates to note are the image limit now being four times before and the database itself nearing the 9000 mark. Thanks for all that job that you put into Tsuki-board, Kuma-san. I also thank the Tsuki-board people for being good to the despaired student that is Zetsubo-san (Mr. Despair) or your's truly.
Recently, the jaw-dropping and expensive casts made by this company called E2046 Gathering was banned from the database. Apparently, it was labelled as bootlegs since its recasting figures of long out-of-production figures without the permission of the copyright holders themselves. Not only are long-since-gone figures are recasted but also recent PVC figures with E2046 Gathering claiming that its spoiling the hobby of those that prefer garage kits and their own touch.
Kuma-san, forgive my despaired mind from arguing with you regarding the whole matter as my definition of bootlegs are once limited to cheap and fugly descration of the beautiful authentics and not something whose beauty rivals or exceeds even the official product itself.
However, there is but one part of E2046 Gathering which is to be taken into consideration, the so-called ORI figures. I'm talking about E2046 Gathering's proclaimed original series with a kit of a what-it-seems-to-be Chinese Girl rendition of Final Fantasy X's bombshell, Lulu.
But anyways, if the end of April would also mark the end of Gathering's chapter in Tsuki-board's annals; it would be better for me (and everyone else) to just help out with adding more entries and manufacturers.
Sora, Warrior of Light, Alicia, Sebastian, Shujinko (Hero), Ecchi no Edge, Edward ELRIC and some Front Mission Robot.
Also, I should not forget to recruit more members for my "shelved" Square-Enix Club which due to it's former name as "S.E.T.A." had it pushed to the second page and is barely noticed by people. Now that it's renamed "Alliance for Square-Enix" and is listed as the second group in the Alphabetically-arranged club page, I hope to see more members joining and cooperating for the glory of Square-Enix.
Hail Square-Enix!