Wow! It has certainly been a while since my last post. Spring quarter has been a little more hectic than what I had originally imagined, thus preventing me from making any posts. Though I've been away and unable to post any reviews & unboxings, it does not mean that I haven't been making purchases.

For today's post, I shall be reviewing & unboxing Bangtan's official lightstick, the "ARMY Bomb"! I purchased mine during pre-order period (late March up to April 23rd) via Kpoptown for about $24 USD (shipping not included). It was shipped out to me on April 24th and arrived exactly two weeks later.

Unlike Infinite who has various official lightstick designs released through different events such as fanclub registration, Second Invasion (Japan), That Summer Concert 2, and so on, Bangtan released the "ARMY Bomb" as their first official lightstick. Hopefully this will be the one and only lightstick for their fandom because personally, I prefer one solid design compared to Infinite's different lightsticks. Here are some shots of the bomb itself!

Hi guys~ Hope you've been doing well. Today I will be reviewing and unboxing BTS's two photobooks from the "Now" series. I received the Now 2 photobook a little over a month ago while I purchased my copy of Now in Thailand about almost a year ago in September 2014.

The two photobooks are relatively about the same thickness and size, the only difference being Now 2 is hardcover. There were two versions released for Now 2, a Korean and a Japanese version.

BTS official shop held a special preorder event where if a photobook was purchased within about the first hour of February 16th, (it was around 8-ish pm for me) you'd receive a limited edition photoset.

Similarly, if an ARMY purchased Now in Thailand photobook during Muster, they were given special photocards not available elsewhere. Sadly, Now in Thailand has been out of print for a bit now. When I bought my own copy, I believe it was either a small reprint or it was left over stock. It sold out very shortly (again) afterwards though.