Mister Moro gets his hands on the ARES × Cybergun FN SCAR-SC EFCS AEG for this Hyperdouraku review... "This time, we will be reviewing the FN SCAR-SC, an electric gun that is a collaboration between ARES and Cybergun, an airsoft gun manufacturer in Hong Kong. Electric gun officially licensed by FN in Belgium. Compact style 5.56mm assault rifle, SCAR-SC. Flip-up sight with locking function for both front and rear sights. The flash hider is made of 3-prong metal and has M14 reverse thread.

Yas and Mister Moro are back with the latest Gas Blowback airsoft gun to hit Japan, the Maruyama SCW-9 PRO G GBB in this Hyperdouraku review... "A gas blowback from a Taiwanese toy gun manufacturer called Maruyama ! The product name is SCW-9 PRO-G, but it is modeled after B&T's APC-9K, which was also adopted by the US Army. After all, it's been a long time since I've seen this small submachine gun class gas blower.

Hyperdouraku reviews a DIY Non-Working JGSDF Type 20 Rifle Model Gun with parts that are 3D Printed and can be a good basis on developing an airsoft version... "A review of the new rifle adopted by the Self-Defense Forces, the full scratch of the Type 20 rifle, and the dummy cart model gun. At the Japan Force Meeting JFM held on July 15, 2023, there was a participant who brought a full-scratch Type 20 rifle, so I took a detailed picture.

Airsoft players get to dress up in JSDF loadout as well as play with members of the JSDF who participated at the Japan Force Meeting 2023 that took place in mid-July 2023. Hyperdouraku was there to cover the event... "Event review of the Japan Force Meeting JFM held on July 15, 2023 at Airsoft Paradise in Chiba Prefecture. This event is a survival game event where you play in the Self-Defense Forces costume.

Mister Moro is back and he does a video review for Hyperdouraku of the famous ICS MGL Grenade Launcher that is fully licensed from Milkor. The Original MGL (Multiple Grenade Launcher) is a lightweight 40 mm semi-automatic, 6-shot grenade launcher developed and manufactured in South Africa by Milkor (Pty) Ltd. In 1981, Milkor demonstrated this concept weapon to the South African Defence Force and it was soon accepted.

Here is Yas' take on the VFC HK53 GBB Rifle in this review by Hyperdouraku... "I love the HK53. So I can't give an objective review. I like this shape anyway. The HK53, which is more compact than the HK33, is easy to handle and easy to handle. A submachine gun-like assault rifle that uses 5.56mm x 45 bullets, neither 7.62mm nor 9mm."

Read more here and below is the video made by Mister Moro:

With the Lipo-ready Tokyo Marui P90+ out together with optional Lipo battery accessories to it, will it be the best P90 AEG in the market right now? Hyperdouraku does one of the first early reviews of this anticipated AEG... "We will introduce the FET-equipped electric gun P-90 Plus and MS LiPo battery released by Tokyo Marui on May 17, 2023.

Here comes the first review of the newly released Tokyo Marui Saiga-12K GBB Shotgun as done by Hyperdouraku. Mister Moro does the honour of doing the review... "A powerful gas blowback and a semi-automatic shotgun that fires three shots at the same time are Marui's first in this category. With a body with excellent rigidity and operability unique to AK, a powerful style with a huge 12-gauge magazine and a thick outer barrel.

Another review of the new KSC MK23 SOCOM CO2 Gas Pistol as done by Mister Moro for Hyperdouraku...  "KSC's first CO2 gas gun, the MK23 Socom pistol, is now available! The assault-type .45 caliber pistol, made to order by the US Special Forces, features a huge body and is extremely powerful. You can feel the attention to detail everywhere, such as the threaded barrel that can be attached with a suppressor, the reproduction of the polygonal rifling, and the blackened inner barrel.

Mister Moro does a comparison of airsoft guns made by non-Japanese airsoft brands in this episode of Hyperdouraku... "This time, CYMA, Specna Arms, Classic Army, S&T, and ARES are five overseas brands of electric guns. They are all familiar brands and the products reviewed are priced at under 30,000 yen, have resin receivers, and are equipped with electronic triggers or FETs. How do they perform?"