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(Banner Images Source)   (Following Images Source) Blokees line of Pokemon figures aren't just relegated to the smaller scale Pokemon, but we have been seeing a constant stream of larger scale Pokemon produced as well in each wave. I have been loving what I've been seeing with all the model kits thus far being very faithful recreations of the game designs with exciting effect pieces and in some cases even swappable parts like Snorlax's multiple face options! With wave 3 of the Classic Version-S figures just revealed I am wagering it won't be long until the "Fever Attack" wave reveals its Classic Version-L set of four model kits, and with Kanto being undoubtedly the most popular region out there for Pokemon I'm highlighting it first for my top five most wanted Blokees Classic Version-L model kits!   5. Blastoise and Venusaur These two are two of the most obvious options, and I'm surprised neither were in wave 2, especially with both Bulbasaur and Squirt...

(Images Source) It feels a little odd to think of a toyline "remastering" figures in the same vein as remastering films, but we've been seeing it as a growing trend whether it was the deceased Lightning Collection and their remastered Mighty Morphin figures, Black Series giving us updated versions of older figures such as Jango Fett and Revenge of the Sith Anakin, and now Studio Series with VW Bumblebee and AOE Grimlock receiving brand new figures in the line to improve upon their past releases. Both have been great examples of how a character can be improved with time and the just in figure technology, with Bee based less on concept art, and Grimlock being more in-line with the size we truly see in the film. With this in mind I've thought of a few characters from across Studio Series history that I wouldn't mind seeing redone as this film-based Transformers line continues.  Honorable Mention: Crankcase This is by far one of the biggest offenses in the Studio Seri...