A motorized Lego version of the Tachikoma robot from ‘Ghost in the Shell’ has been built and put forward as a potential Lego set, assuming it receives enough community support. A motorized Lego ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Ghost In The Shell is set to return to theaters later this month, hitting IMAX screens for the ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ollie Barder covers Japanese pop-culture and gaming from Tokyo. Now, this is no ordinary Tachikoma toy. It’s entirely motorized, ...

Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex – First Assault Online entered Open Beta today, and as players dove into the experience many took notice of a Tachikoma tab in the game’s menus. During a ...

For those that remembered Cerevo’s amazing Dominator gun from the anime Psycho-Pass, the company has followed up with an adorable walking and talking Tachikoma toy from Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone ...

Tachikoma running freely on four legs with artificial intelligence, is a robot (think tank) that is greatly active in the animated cartoon "Ghost in the Shell" original. Although it is a mechanical, ...

Recently spotted at the Spring 2012 MegaHobby EXPO was this Reebok Insta Pump Fury inspired by Tachikoma, an artificial intelligence walker from the Japanese animated series Ghost in the Shell: Stand ...

See the original story in Japanese. It’s not the first time a product inspired by anime has been brought to life in the real world. However, this product is sure to attract more international Japanese ...

This Lego Tachikoma drives and walks just like in the TV program. You simply must take a peek at the video after the break. We’ve watched it several times and don’t think there’s any editing magic ...

While it's no Spidernaut robot, fans of the anime series Ghost in the Shell will surely appreciate this new robot creation of the Tachikoma. Although Wikipedia tells us that regular Tachikoma "are as ...

You know, we see a lot of kick-ass vehicles 'round Engadget HQ, so it's easy to grow a little jaded. Who can forget that Batman Tumbler we saw tearing up the asphalt last summer? Or the Halo Warthog-- ...