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CM's Corporation's Arale Norimaki
Toy'sworks Niitengo Key Memorial set
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Sega's Panty & Stocking prize figures
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Tomocast 34: Dragon Ball Z records tonight
12:00 PM on 12.09.2009
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Colette Bennett
I'm a sucker for robot toys -- they're always wonderful to me, no matter what shape and size them come in. These nifty little rubber guys, called Nekobots, caught my eye right away when I spotted them on Plastic and Plush recently. They are 3.5 inches tall, made of rubber, and house a 2 GB USB inside their bellies. Um, cool!
The Blue 28 figure (pictured on the far right) runs $29.99 or you can snag a G Set of 3 Pack for $89.99. If you should be interested to learn more, you can head over to ToyboxDX to check it out. They are also fully articulated, so they would even be fun to play with when they aren't plugged into the side of your laptop. I like the little pointy ears and the reference to cats in the name ("neko" is cat in Japanese. You knew that, right?).
MOAR robots!:
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