TOYS PUTITO Gegege no Kitaro 2 - Preorder US$38.90

Product Synopsis

    Various cast members from the Gegege no Kitaro franchise are sculpted into miniature figures as follows:

Seven figures
・ Kitaro (Norochibi)
・ Nurikabe
· Oyaji-Medama
・ Konaki-Jijii
・ BackBeard
・ Fumi tsubusa Oyaji-Medama
・ Secret Figure

   The figures measure between 34-54mm (1.3-2.12") and are made of PVC. Please note two versions of Medama-Oyaji are included in this particular set of figures.

Notice
Prototype samples shown.
Product details could be subjected to change without further notice.

   Preorders are welcome to ship in late July 2019. Each factory box contains 12 figures - the set of seven figures and five duplicates.

Product Specs
Manufacturer: Kitan Club
Dimension: H34-57mm
Material: PVC
Product SKU: 4580045302247
Japanese Title: PUTITTO ゲゲゲの鬼太郎2
Territory/Language: Japan

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TOYS GeGeGe no Kitaro Original Version - Import Preorder

NCS Preorder Synopsis
«©NCSX» Kitaro is a one-eyed goblin-lad who has a penchant for peace. Kitaro is different from the other goblins in that he doesn't want to beguile and torment humanity. Kitaro just wants everyone to get along but the other goblins generally won't have any of that. Japanese manufacturer Astron tips its hat to Kitaro for his peaceful ways and announces a GeGeGe no Kitaro Original Version posable figure (arms, wrists, head are movable) which measures 22cm or 8.66" tall and is constructed from PVC.

Kitaro's eyes are sleepy and his mouth is pursed in such a way as to indicate the action of whistling. Failing that, maybe he's waiting for a kiss from a passing goblin-gal. The figure is fully assembled, painted, and ready for display. Kitaro's standing on a stump but he may be removed from the stump and stood on his own two feet. Preorders ship in October 2009.

Gegege no Kitarou: Youkai Daigekisen - New, In Stock

The one-eyed goblin named Kitaro returns to the video gaming fold in a remake of an old 8-bit Famicom game. Kitaro traipses around in 2D environs with his left eye named Medama-oyaji and battles fellow goblins, spooks, and end-level bosses of the undead sort. Kitaro can fire off projectile attacks and glide around by hefting an makeshift "parachute" over himself to traverse wide distances and platforms. For gamers who are interested in the goblins and monsters featured in the game, a bestiary may be viewed which lists the different creatures in a gallery.
Bonus: All preorders and new orders shipping today will include a bonus NDS Lite carrying pouch in 100% ratio. The pouch features a yellow and black banded design so that it looks like a bee.

Gegege no Kitarou: Youkai Daigekisen - Import Preorder

The one-eyed goblin named Kitaro returns to the video gaming fold this summer in a remake of an old 8-bit Famicom game. Kitaro traipses around in 2D environs with his left eye named Medama-oyaji and battles fellow goblins, spooks, and end-level bosses of the undead sort. Early preorders will ship with a bonus NDS Lite carrying pouch in 50% ratio. Preorders are welcome to ship on July 10, 2008 at JPY4800 or US$48.90.

Gegege no Kitarou Youkai Daiundoukai - New, In Stock

Way back towards the middle of the last century, Shigeru Mizuki created a world filled with monsters known as yokai who looked like relatively normal humans but weren't. The hero of the serial was a one-eyed boy named Kitaro who protected humanity from the general population of yokai who weren't as kindly as he was. For Bandai's latest Wii game, the spirit beings of GeGeGe no Kitaro flock together and engage each other in seven primary sports-themed mini-games and a total of 31 variants of those games. The controls are relatively simple and use both the Wiimote and the Nunchuk for mobility and directional motion.

The seven games are selectable from a menu and the first one is a raucous race where four yokai ramble across a dirt track filled with serpentine obstacles. Continue onwards and the quartet will reach the back of a massive millipede while winds buffet the troupe from the left and right. The "A" button on the Wiimote is used to jump over obstacles while the "B" button makes your yokai of choice scoot forward like a jack rabbit. There's a second racing game where four yokai dash like madmen across a short expanse. The controls for this particular race is solely Wii wagging - just shake it left and right to race like the wind. «NCS Game Notes»