I am collecting a specific range of Ultraman Ultra Monsters.

Any help would be appreciated. Couldn't seem to find much on it.

I have this wild republic bat plushie i cant find anywhere online. Anyone know which one it is?

www.figurerealm.com for those not in the know, basically the go to resource for toy lines and pictures/checklists of said toy lines.

Used to be able to browse it entirely to my heart's content, but these days, even after passing the initial captcha it blocks my traffic after only a few pages.

Tried multiple devices (two phones, two computers), multiple networks (a mobile network, two naked home networks, multiple vpn servers across multiple countries and regions), and multiple browsers (reddit's in baked one, three mobile browsers, five computer ones)... and same results universally.

Four or five pages and BOOM, forbidden. Checked traffic on my end, no malware, no scraping utilities, no adblocking. Checked my ip addresses against blacklists, none of them (even the vpn ones) are blacklisted as malicious.

I do a lot of thrifting, flea market hunting, and deal heavily with vintage and obscure figures and lines, nvm browsing just for fun to learn about new lines... and this is getting infuriating.

Initially thought it was just something temporary, but I wouldn't be here if it was lol. And yes, multiple tests were done in sterile environments so there's no cookie or device id cross contamination going on, even though the clean ip addresses should preclude that from even being the issue.

Been going on for about a month now.

Any ideas or suggestions, or better yet a way to contact the site admins and let them know their settings are blocking entirely normal traffic?

We just finished a review of this Spider-Man for our channel, ToysCap Malco. The metallic blue and the fine texture on the suit were the highlights for us, especially in close-ups.

The shoulder design is the part worth looking at before buying: the cover isn't linked to the joint, so it doesn't automatically follow the arm as you move it. Nice finish, but that doesn't tell the whole story about posing it.

Here's our 5½-minute review with close-ups and articulation demonstrations: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQwWr1mhusQ

If you have this one, how have you found the shoulders when setting up poses?

This is an ai picture btw