A set of four Kirby toys are arriving in Japan this June, based off designs in Kirby: Planet Robobot. The 3DS outing has Kirby wielding colossal mech suits as he attempts to stop aliens from mechanising the world of Pop Star. Takara Tomy Arts will be distributing toys based off the game through Gacha machines throughout the country.
The four designs available will be Kirby with goggles on his head, the standard Roboboot suit along with two variations - Cutter Mode and Parasol Mode. Each capsule toy will be made available for ¥300 Yen (£2.00 approx) each, still it will depend on lady luck if you acquire the full collection first time.
What do you think to the Planer Robobot designs? Would you collect them all?
[source japanesenintendo.com]
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Ah, Gashapon toys! For a second I thought these would be action figure size.
For gashapon, these are pretty detailed. Can't say I'm a fan enough of Kirby to pick these up but for fans of the pink puffball I'd say import costs would be pretty low.
What do you think to the Planer Robobot designs? Would you collect them all?
Maybe just the Normal Robobot, but these are some of the coolest toys on the face of the Planer!
Theyre very cute 😘
They look incredibly cute 😘
Definitely look good enough quality for the size.
I really wish I could get FE/MH figures at a six-inch scale and a reasonable price.
Switch port activate?
I just want some sweet Kirby action on Switch sooner rather than later.
If they came to a store I use I probably would.
Aww they look amazing. But because I know I want them I know it will be difficult to get these Kirby figures. My favourite is the Parasol Robobot ❤
I want them but realistically what are the chances of getting them for £2 each?
I dig the orange mech suit personally.
Ahhh jeez, I hate capsule toys. "Oh boy, I spent a million billion Yen and got... 11 out of 36 of the different designs! What FUN!!!" But... I'll probably end up attempting to collect these anyway.
Cool stuff.
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