Mister Moro reviews the VFC HK33 gas blowback airsoft rifle for Hyperdouraku, showing its realistic metal construction, authentic markings, and functional details like the drum rear sight and unique magazine. He walks us through a complete field stripping breakdown, though removing the handguard and stock pins proves to be quite a workout, requiring tools instead of just a quick push. Inside, the realistic hammer assembly and heavily greased bolt give it the satisfying look and feel of a model gun.

Cybergun has produced an electric airsoft version of the FA-MAS Valorise, a modernized take on the French bullpup rifle that served as the standard-issue weapon of the French army from the late 1970s. Mister Moro takes a look at it in  this Hyperdouraku review.

Hyperdouraku did a hands-on review of the GunPoint FA-MAS F1 gas blowback (GBB) airsoft rifle. The FA-MAS is a French bullpup assault rifle adopted by the French Army in the late 1970s, known for its distinctive carrying handle and compact design that maintains a full barrel length by placing the action behind the trigger group. The GBB version is licensed by Denmark's GunPoint and manufactured by Taiwan's NORTH EAST, with the reviewed unit being a second-production-run model featuring various improvements.

Mister Moro scrutinizes the MS Factory EVOLT Custom XM177E2 for Hyperdouraku. He states that this model is based on the new Tokyo Marui EVOLT system but styled after the classic XM177E2, a short version of the M16 used by special forces during the Vietnam War. This unique combination gives players an old-school aesthetic paired with modern performance.

Tokyo Marui has launched the EVOLT RS FPR MK4, the latest addition to its EVOLT RS electric airsoft rifle series and Hyperdouraku does an early review. The "FPR" name references the Federal Patrol Rifle concept, evoking a modern AR platform designed for law enforcement use, prioritising light weight, mobility, and long-carry comfort over the heavier loadout of military special forces M4 configurations.

Mister Moro checks out for Hyperdouraku the Nobel Arms ABSOLUTE PRO X Dot Sight that features a wide lens designed to surpass the screen size of the previous PRO model. It utilizes a Trijicon RMR footprint, which allows for straightforward mounting on various handguns. This open-type optic is built with a 2 MOA dot and aims to provide low distortion and minimal parallax during use.

Hyperdouraku attended the 19th Explosive Festival (Bakuretsu Matsuri) took place on 12 April 2026, at Sunshine City in Ikebukuro, Tokyo. Despite the warm weather, the military sales event attracted over 2,500 visitors. The venue featured numerous booths from major industry names such as G&G Armament, LayLax, and GunSmith BATON, showcasing a variety of airsoft guns and tactical equipment.

Mister Moro of Hyperdouraku reviews the Tokyo Marui Hi-Capa 4.3 D.O.R. This model features a 4.3-inch barrel, placing it in the commander-sized category, and is designated "D.O.R." for Direct Optics Ready. The slide is specifically designed to allow for the direct mounting of a micro pro sight, and the package includes the necessary mounting plates.

Hyperdouraku wrote about The 4th Training Weapon Festival (TWF 2026) which they attended on 4-5 April 2026, at the Akihabara UDX Gallery L in Tokyo. This biennial event is organized by NBORDE with support from Systema, the manufacturer of the Professional Training Weapon (PTW). The exhibition space was designed with a dark, professional aesthetic intended to replicate the atmosphere of the SHOT Show held annually in the United States.

Mister Moro reviews for Hyperdouraku the Tokyo Marui SG553+ Electric Gun Plus is a modernized, compact version of the classic Swiss-designed SG550. While the original series was known for being a bit "creaky" and plastic-heavy, this updated version features reinforced resin and a much sturdier build. It comes equipped with a four-sided rail system for accessories, making it look much more at home in a modern tactical setting than its vintage predecessors.