The BCA Line

That is so cool! Thanks for sharing.

Shirtless Undertaker in blue jeans is from Backlash Series 3 (released March 2001).



Do Sid's trunks have a purple tint to them? If so, that is Sycho Sid from the Raw Is War 4-pack.

Sid in all black ring gear is exclusive to Superstars Series 5.

My BCA sense is tingling...



I was just watching this Action League Now segment during an episode of KaBlam on nick reboot and caught this.

Check out the crude Arnold Schwarzenegger custom figure shown from 2:34 to 2:45 in the video.

Does the upper body look familiar to you?

I was watching an episode of Friends (Season 6, can't remember exact episode), and Chandler is talking about an action figure he is holding that is clearly customized.. But it looks like it was customized from a BCA Backlash Al Snow! I might be wrong on that, I will try and take a screenshot.

I remember seeing that figure on Action League Now and thinking it looked familiar. I've been looking for that episode on and off for years just to see that figure again. I thought it was a Steve Austin body though.

I received two new BCA Backlash Series figures in the mail today, courtesy of a delayed Amazon.com order.

Undertaker appears to be an amalgamation of several different eras (Lord of Darkness gear painted to look like early ABA 'Taker). It doesn't make a lick of sense, but therein lies the charm of this obscure one-off figure. Not to mention, the detail on the shirt sleeves and boot straps is insane for such a low budget series.

The Rock, on the other hand, has maybe the single coolest vest piece ever used for the BCA line; I love it, and everything about this figure (minus no Brahma Bull tattoo) makes for an excellent street gear figure of The Great One.

Here they are, Undertaker from Backlash Series 2 (Released November 2000) and The Rock from Backlash Series 4 (Released July 2001):

Pixel Dan reviews Superstars Series 2 Undertaker:



I've had this saved in my Bookmarks for a bit and thought that I would recommend it to others who may have missed it.

I think his reviews are fair and presented in a quality format, but above all his willingness to cover Jakks BCA figures makes me proud to be a fan.

If you haven't seen his work, he was also behind this series of videos that I wrote about on my blog from way back when.

Picked up some loose BCAs from a comic shop. Just some basic figures, nothing hard to find. But they were just $2 each.

Last night, I rediscovered a series of 10-year-old photos saved on an external hard drive.

I plan to use the photos for a commemorative post next month (April) on this very board, but first I thought I would share one of the photos (that I hadn't seen in years until last night) of my original Raw Is War Monster Ring from the late 1990s!



It took an exceptional beating over the years, though not as much as my original Monster Ring did with its MASSIVE crack down the center of the mat. It was because of that mat crack (cracked mat?) that my younger self was gifted the Raw Monster Ring as a replacement.

I took this ring everywhere with me, from friends houses and backyards to my very own backyard and basement as a kid, and it survived the many different toy lines that were introduced to it in the late 1990s/early 2000s, namely: Jakks WWF, Toy Biz WCW, and OSFT ECW. I don't recall using it much after 2002, but I held on to it for some time until I eventually got rid of it in the mid-2000s.

I'm just glad that I still have proof that it existed as that was a very fun time for me to collect and play with my wrestling figures.