Kit Review

Straight build + Stickers

Size comparison with a cigarette pack

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki (1/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki (2/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki (3/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki (4/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki (5/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki (6/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Detail shots (1/4)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Detail shots (2/4)

Detail shots

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - A total of 8 hands are included, and that includes fixed grip hands for holding the

A total of 8 hands are included, and that includes fixed grip hands for holding the Onkakubo and Onkaku.

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Where the Onkakubo was stored on the back of the waist, you can plug in a cover par

Where the Onkakubo was stored on the back of the waist, you can plug in a cover part once it's removed.

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - On the tip of the Onkakubo, you can attach either the standard Retsuzan parts or a

On the tip of the Onkakubo, you can attach either the standard Retsuzan parts or a large effect part.

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - The Onkakugo can be detached from the belt, and a large drum-style Onkakugo is also

The Onkakugo can be detached from the belt, and a large drum-style Onkakugo is also included.

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Two versions of the Onkaku are included — one for mounting on the right side of the

Two versions of the Onkaku are included — one for mounting on the right side of the waist, and one fixed in a hand-grip form.

Some of the head and weapon stickers are left over as extras.

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - A standard clear stand and a small stand for holding the Onkakugo are included in t

A standard clear stand and a small stand for holding the Onkakugo are included in the box.

Leftover parts

Limb articulation

The waist has a decent range of movement as well.

Empty-handed poses

Onkaku action poses

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Onkakubo Retsuzan poses (1/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Onkakubo Retsuzan poses (2/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Onkakubo Retsuzan poses (3/6)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Onkakubo Retsuzan poses (4/6)

Onkakubo Retsuzan poses

Onkakubo Retsuzan poses with effect parts added

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki - Onkakuta action — striking the Onkakugo with the Onkakubo Retsuzan (1/3)

Onkakuta action — striking the Onkakugo with the Onkakubo Retsuzan

Together with the Figure-rise Standard Masked Rider Den-O.

Masked Rider Hibiki has been released as a Figure-rise Standard kit. Hibiki's distinctive exterior color uses a new technology called iridescent molding — it shows off different reflections depending on the viewing angle, almost like it's been given a pearl mirror coating.

The signature weapon, the Onkakubo, comes in two forms — one for mounting on the back and one combined with the hand for use in action poses. A large torch-shaped effect part can also be attached to the tip of the Onkakubo. Likewise, the Onkaku comes in two forms: one for mounting on the side of the waist and one combined with the hand. The Onkakugo stored in the belt can be detached, and a larger version of the Onkakugo is also included separately. A dedicated stand for this larger Onkakugo is bundled in as well, along with the standard clear stand for Figure-rise Standard kits.

Beyond that, the articulation and joint strength are solid and on par with previous kits, and you can pull off a wide variety of poses using the Onkakubo, Onkaku, and Onkakugo. Sure, the special molding technology does push the price up a bit, but it gives the kit a more premium feel compared to other Masked Rider kits. :-)

Figurerise Standard Masked Rider Hibiki | 2020.10 | ¥3,400

AIThis page was translated by Claude Sonnet.