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Long awaited Henshin Cyborg arrival
Super pumped! Super excited! Out of all the Henshin Cyborgs, this is one of the best looking ones. His chest still lights up. Annnnd, he comes with a spiffy Metroid-like helmet I didn’t know he came with. Win, and win!
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I love my ocs
I supposed that this is the first design of my sona. They're a roblox character yis yis. I don't really have any lore for them, they simply exist and that's all that matters to me. BTW!!! The mouse is a sentient being, call them mousey! Mousey is a valuable companion of A!!
Drew my sona long ago but I didn't really get to post it. This is a more stylised design of them. Originally they have a much more robotic/mecha design but im very lazy. They have like 3 official design bro, I couldn't be satisfied with just one.
Takara's Android A, 1974
In 1975, TV Magazine carried a one-shot Android A manga by world-famous futurist artist Shigeru Komatsuzaki (a very rare example of such, as he is not known for manga work). Android A was part of the short-lived 1975 "Victory Project" campaign from Takara and made as an effort to revive Henshin Cyborg and integrate it into the Microman canon (and vice versa). This was the first of many crossover/tie-in marketing attempts by Takara to find other potentially big-selling spin-off product lines years before two such efforts would spark what would become their biggest success, the Transformers. You can view some of Komatsuzaki's impressive art at Pink Tentacle. (Manga excerpts re-shared from "Konnan Mikke" Blog.)
