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Cool flexible vinyl figures. The variety of colorful monster designs is nice to see, thanks! A rhino beetle as a pet, that's unique.
ОтветитьThey are very cool.
ОтветитьBoda studios is incredible, there work is unreal
Ответитьthese things are a true work of art, I kind of wish I can make my own someday looks fun
ОтветитьGodzilla was my favorite franchise as a kid. The only thing that beat it was Star Wars of course.
ОтветитьThe Egyptian crocodile is Sobek, Egyptian god of crocodiles and murder. He is the son of Set, god of chaos, and the brother of Anubis, god of the dead. He is fairly accurate, as Sobek lost a hand for the crime of stealing the daughter of another god. A worthy representation.
ОтветитьThose are great.
ОтветитьI love them too, they can be very expensive.
ОтветитьI'm pretty sure "Rodan's" authentic Japanese name was "ラドン" or "Radon". There's no L in there I believe. Also, it's not from Gojira but was first featured as an original monster in his own film.
ОтветитьInvader Sebek is phenomenal. I’m trying to figure out how to come up with a similar thing in 6” scale to put in my action figure display. Give him a lightsaber.
ОтветитьI always thought these were interesting and cool looking. There's just so much of it and the prices can get crazy, it's intimidating lol. I wouldn't know where to begin and what is what? That's why I've never fully got into it.
ОтветитьJabba would indeed make a great soft vinyl toy.
ОтветитьInteresting to learn a bit about Sofubi, I had no idea it existed. Great video!
ОтветитьDoes this soft vinyl age well? (drying out, cracking etc..)
ОтветитьAmazing stuff! In Hard-Off (a Japanese secondhand store), you used to be able to find piles and piles of old sofubi for a few yen each. However, I have no idea as to whether any of them were vintage or collectible.
ОтветитьThe Popy King Zaurus series is the best.
ОтветитьSuper fun collection, thanks for sharing! I totally get how these appeal to someone that loves all the creature designs from Star Wars. I've seen Sofubi at a few toy stores and shows I've gone to. I'll have to take a closer look next time.
Ответитьhiii there wanna ask are sofubi is a expensive hobby ?🤣 because i see at mandarake its quite expensive hahahaa
ОтветитьThat light purple Moucoyama one is absolutely bonkers. It's like those old fertility idols, but made by some kind of Lovecraftian nightmare-beings.
ОтветитьI like those Mirocks, but they are EXPENSIVE
ОтветитьStop buying and bringing demonic idols to your home.
ОтветитьThanks so much for making this video. It’s what introduced me this entire genre of sofubi! and it’s now one of my favorite things of all time, so thank you so much. Keep up the awesome work!!!
ОтветитьALL of them are amazing,,,the detail is insane,,a pretty penny i bet,😮
ОтветитьHow much is it if you win the lottery pick
ОтветитьSofubi figures are such a wonderful postmodern toycreation, quoting and so often ironically or with unlimited admiration mixing toyline traditions, creating very lovely and charming new characters 😊.
Can completely understand your fascination ✌️🤗.
Wait… so the Doping Massive Attack is the coolest sofubi I have ever seen in my life and it’s a one-of-a-kind paint job I can never own? Why is life so cruel…
ОтветитьThat trippy robot is absolutely insanely sick and I just found out about these things 2 minutes ago
ОтветитьThat character 超 means super as in “superman”
ОтветитьYou know Sofubis the big traditional ones are not toys there like art sculptures the look pretty good expensive but good
Ответитьslowly getting into them whats the best place online to buy them
ОтветитьThis art is far better than many occidental Sci fi designs. SW included.
Nothing is casual on these. They are fantastic. Congrats!
Thanks for picking up the Doping Massive Attack! Hope you like the paint! Great video!
ОтветитьSo what’s the difference between sofubi and designer urban art toys? I’m a big collector of Kidrobot and I’ve seen these but never really knew what made them different
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