Mmm.I'll bet it's yummy, too.Japanese candy is something else. We have Asian markets all around where I live. I appreciate much of their rice crackers and cookies, and even things like dried squid (think fishy-tasting jerky) - but I have never quite got the hang of enjoying what the Japanese think of as "candy".
I just couldn't taste it. Try to smell it but not much of a smell. I'm sure it is good.
Nice! These don't show up on eBay as often as would seem likely - wonder why?I like the attitude of the Dracula figure.(Good pictures!)
These are my latest grabs. I still need the Nosferatu, then I'm done until they do more.
Yeah, I'm planning to grab the Fly and Nos myself. Not color variants though. I'm wondering if they're going to get to all 17 of the Horror World figures Bandai made in the middle '80s?
Had they done color variants? I know Hot Topic has had exclusive stuff for some of the Mystery Mini sets, but I think this one only had variants for The Crow and the Gremlin. Nosferatu and the Fly were rarer ones, so I was happy to get them. The Metaluna Mutant was from the first Sci-Fi series, and he was one of the big rares, but no one seemed to know who he was, or cared, and he ended up being an easy score.
. . but I think this one only had variants for The Crow and the Gremlin.
There were variants (or chase fig.) for Hitchcock and Cthulhu. Can't remember if they were b/w, or glow?
There's a b&w Hitchcock and I *think* (knowing how dangerous that is) and b&w Nosferatu. I had no idea the Mutant was uncommon, but I'm glad it wasn't expensively popular!
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