This is the first review we have read of the newly released Tokyo Marui HK416C NEG, and it is not surprise that Hyperdouraku doing the honour of giving us a closer look at this AEG which can be powered two ways. We do agree with his observation that it is better using the external battery box to power this AEG rather than use the magazine that can also contain a battery. Just imagine changing magazines and batteries each time you need to reload.

The Bolt Airsoft BRSS series are available in Japan and Hyperdouraku reviews the SR-47/BR-47 BRSS. He finds that recoil is intense when firing the SR-47 BRSS but finds that the magazine does not fit properly. He likes the look of the SR-47 especially with the Knights Armament markings on the rifle, and overall performance it is good, only marred by the problem with the magazine.

The Gunsmith Baton Akiba Store Manager, Kazuya Kaneko, reviews the Modify-Tech XTC-G1 in this guest post on Hyperdouraku. According to him, there is unusual precise machining to produce the XTC-G1 and it is an attractive package throughout. It is accurate and has a good range on 0.2 BBs and he can use this for actual airsoft skirmish games and tactical training.

The Airsoft Innovations Cyclone Impact Grenade has reached the shores of Japan and Hyperdouraku reviews it. Though he hasn'ty tried it for outdoor use which he thinks can be useful also, he has a good impression of the impact grenade and likes it. He also finds the bang sound it emits on impact as loud enough for reuseable airsoft grenade.

The sexy Hashimoto Manami appeared during the launch of the "The Last Ship" Season 1 in Blu-Ray/DVD at the Asobiba Survival Game Facility in Tokyo. Apart from the launch, they had an airsoft game, a raffle, and of course the photo sessions of those who came to the launch. "The Last Ship" is an american TV series in a post-apocalyptic setting where a virus almost wipes out mankind, and a crew aboard a U.S. Navy AEGIS Destroyer is on a mission to find a cure. The series is based on the book of the same title written by William Brinkley in 1988.

It is a 2-in-1 review for Hyperdouraku this time. Krytac has made its presence felt when it partnered with Laylax for distribution in Japan. Its Trident series of AEGs come with KeyMod rail systems that many in Japan want and with the second iteration of the Trident LMG, the LMG Enhanced, they look like to be strong sellers in the land of Airsoft.

Hypedouraku reviews the shortest of the G&G Combat Machine SR Series, the G&G CM16 SRS AEG. This AEGs has an electronic trigger system, KeyMod URX-style hanguard rail, new receiver design, and a 3-round burst. This is lightweight AEG and its size makes it more suitable for CQB games.

Read the full review here and below is the video overview:

When Western Arms introduced the first M4A1 Gas Blowback Rifle in 2008, they set the standard in gas blowback rifle developement with several airsoft manufacturers adopting their design for their own M4 GBB-R line-up. When it was first introduced the receiver was made of plastic but according to Hyperdouraku, they have recently adopted a metal receiver for better quality. This review is about the  COLT M4A1 American Sniper Custom Series so find out what other improvements they made for this GBB-R.

It looks like the Koreans are back in the game of introducing new AEG technology. Hyperdouraku writes about the GBLS DAS (Direct Action System) M4A1 EBB which at first glance you will think of it as a Gas Blowback Rifle as its take down process is like the real thing. But once you pull the pin and separate the upper from the lower receiver, it is an AEG, and even it has a similar bolt carrier like the real steel ones. The blowback looks good and solid as the bolt goes a full stroke.

Still more about the lovefest between the airsoft community in Japan and Chris Costa as Hyperdouraku reports on the 4th Day of the Chris Costa Survival Game Japan Tour 2016 organised by Peace Combat Magazine. This time, the survival game place was at the SEALs Survival Game Field. We do love how the Japanese really pull out the stops to make it fun, costumes and all.