#0087

The Sea Lion Pokemon

Water - Ice

5' 7" - Around the size of a 14-Year-Old.

264.6 lbs - Around the weight of an Adult Panda.

From the Kanto region.

Equally male and female species.

Evolves from Seel (0086)

Info:

Dewgong survives the intense cold by storing thermal energy in its body, gathered from food and sunbathing.

Dewgong can swim at a steady 10 mph in intensely cold waters as its streamlined body has little drag in the water, and it can change directions quickly thanks to its long tail.

Dewgong's snow-white body allows it to obscure itself from predators in snow.

The colder the temperature, the more active Dewgong gets.

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As much as I would've loved to see a romantic relationship between Amuro Ray and Sayla Mass honestly, sometimes, I can't help but get deep into the dynamic connection between him and Fraw Bow. Especially, knowing the fact that she was, and will always be in love with him. Even in the series Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, Fraw just can't help but be totally smitten over Amuro, even though she was already married to Hayato. And, when Hayato died, it instantly came down to Fraw Bow and Amuro, in the end. With that, it makes you wonder. Were they truly destined to be together?

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Today’s review: HGUC Revive Hyaku Shiki!

The mobile suit designed to last 100 years, the Hyaku Shiki, has finally received a well needed makeover from its original HG kit built in 2003. While not sporting the vacuum formed gold of the original, it still is a nice new colour scheme that has undergating to boot, making it next to impossible to ruin the finish.

As with all modern HG kits, the articulation is phenomenal. Newly constructed joints for the elbows, knees and ankles allow the Hyaku Shiki to pull off many an iconic pose. The colour separation of the kit makes for the need of hardly any stickers, including a couple of optional thruster stickers and variations for the eyes. I used the silver backing sticker for mine and instead added clear red paint to the visor to give it glowing red eyes, a nice homage to the red comet.

The included accessories are all the kit really needs. The clay bazooka clips to the back to store and even has a removable magazine clip. The beam rifle has no such storage but still looks amazing in a variety of poses. My only issues with the kit would be the lack of a yellow pipe along the beam rifle and the clip system used to hold the beam sabers, which I fear will stress out and break in time.

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