Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) (1/5)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) (2/5)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) (3/5)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) (4/5)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) (5/5)

Rear view with wings removed

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - Detail shots (1/3)

Detail shots

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - The Garurumon Cannon on the right arm can be swapped out for a smaller piece to cl

The Garurumon Cannon on the right arm can be swapped out for a smaller piece to close the mouth.

Both arms with mouths closed

A joint part is included so you can mount it on an Action Base.

The hip pin is pretty shallow, so the legs tend to pop off during posing.

Leftover parts

Limb articulation

Forward and backward range of motion for the shoulders

Wing deployment

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - Action pose (1/7)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - Action pose (2/7)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - Action pose (3/7)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - Action pose (4/7)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) - Action pose (5/7)

Action pose

Together with the Figure-rise Standard Son Gokou.

Omegamon from Digimon Adventure has been released as part of the Figure-rise Standard series. The "Amplified" title was added to signify that the charm of the original character has been amplified. The outer armor features gloss injection, giving it a glossy sheen — it feels a bit more refined compared to the original's look.

First off, true to Bandai's reputation, the kit goes together smoothly and has solid articulation and joint strength. The excellent color separation combined with the gloss injection makes for a great-looking straight build. The Garurumon Cannon on the right arm can have its large muzzle swapped out for a smaller piece, and a Grey Sword is also included as a weapon that attaches to the left arm.

The hip fixing pins are pretty shallow, so the legs tend to pop off during posing — though this feels less like a design mistake and more like an unavoidable issue given that the lower body is just a narrow design to begin with. Other than that, there aren't any major drawbacks and the overall quality feels clean and solid.

One thing that does feel a bit ambiguous, though, is whether this really needed to come out under the Figure-rise Standard lineup. It doesn't share much in common with the existing series' format and is really just a standard Bandai-style plastic model — it seems like it got lumped into this line simply because it appears in an anime.

Either way, if you're a Digimon Adventure fan, this is a kit that would make a great gift. :-)

Figurerise Standard Omegamon (Amplified) | 2019. 10 | ¥4,000

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.