I feel you, I have only been paying attention to Stevie Richards Podcast and Dutch's Podcast and that is mostly for old stories.

I feel bad for my friend who writes for a wrestling website as he has to watch it to get paid....

How do you Bad Ass Mother Fucker someone..... wait..... oh..... Well now we going to see BASMF online

Sow seeds of mistrust amongst them let them destroy themselves from within

such a wild feeling when that happens

My plan this year is to try and get my kids helping with poses since they are old enough now to be safe with my figures that are nearly irreplaceable.

Number 1: Kinnikuman (Perfect Chojin Arc), I was excited when they announced this figure as the original line was cool but very outdated and once I got him I spent so many days posing him and even still I pose him on the regular. High Flexibility with lots of face choices and you get my favorite.

Number 2: Beast Deities Broly + DKO Headsculpt, this figure is massive but poses like a dream his only downside was his face looked ugly imo. He would have stayed an 8 out of 10 but the DKO headsculpt made him a 10 out of 10. I waited nearly a year for this figure and he didn't disappoint.

Number 3: Zarbon (Monster Form) I bought him to use as a figure to get beat up but boy is he so fun to use that I had to put him way up on the list. He has great expressions pretty go range of motion and despite being chunky he is not too heavy. I need to get a soft goods cape for him.

Number 4: Midoriya Izuku (Deku), This character is just great and looks so much like the manga that I just have fun posing him and looking at him on the shelf. He would have been number 1 if I had got his effect kit and if his wrists didn't have some issues with swaping hands.

Number 5: Cooler (40th Anniversary Edition), this guy is a big figure but does not feel or handle like most of the big figures. High posability and great quality he is nearly perfect, I just wish he had a face with shocked eyes to add more posing options.

Number 6: Deadpool (Deadpool and Wolverine) This guy is just fun to pose, lots of accessories and emotion can be displayed despite him being a masked character. The only downsides for him are his model parts mess with his range of motion limiting some of his poses.

Number 7: Adult Daima Goku, this guy is a near perfect figure for posing, modding and just aesthetics in general. If I would have got him earlier in the year he would be much higher on the list but since I got him on Christmas Day he sits in this spot.

Number 8: Luffy (East Blue Version) + Effect Kit, by default this Luffy is rather bland he has the meat accessory but that is it but once you add in the Gum Gum No accessory kit hit because such a fun figure to work with, though he has his flaws he is pretty good.

Number 9: Daima Kid Goku, I was a bit worried when I got him because he is such a small figure but his design is spot on and he is surprisingly sturdy. If only his cooler accessories where not stuck as pack-ins with more expensive Daima figures he would be perfect...

Number 10: Naruto, This is the older Naruto figure but he is still very posable and comes with a decent set of parts. One cool thing about him is his hand pegs are the same as the ones on my SROE Goku figure so I can do even more random poses between the two.

Number 11: DL Custom's Sanctions of Justice custom kit for Goku Black. This kit turns Goku Black into his SSJ Manga Variant and it just takes a cheaper figure and makes it look so much more polished. It actually makes me enjoy having Goku Black for more than just someone getting beat up.