All four panels in the Ghost Eyecon are pretty neat and full of color to reflect Mugen’s prism like design. It also doesn’t add nearly as much bulk to the already bulk Ghost Driver than I thought it was going to. The large infinity symbol takes some getting used to, but the seven color LED inside it makes up for how strange it looks. The look put me off of this thing at first, but I have to say in person, it’s not nearly as large and clunky as I anticipated. Mugen Ghost Eyecon was released in June, 2016 for around ¥3,200. With some neat sounds and a seven color LED, this Eyecon is already loads better than its cheaper breatheren. While the toy can’t do all that for you, the latest Ghost Eyecon has its own independent lights and sounds that work in tandem with the Ghost Driver to emulate the transformation effect from the show. Using the power of the Mugen Ghost Eyecon, Takeru can transform into Kamen Rider Ghost’s final form, Mugen Damashii, this prism warrior has infinite potential, and can harness emotions to create devastating attacks.

Kamen rider mugen damashii