Just a small update on:



They've put the page back up. Because, now it's on sale. Oh, well, such is collecting.

Anyways, we wuz kind of curious if there would be more information on the composition and/or any action features. Well, it's a bobblehead (either that or, according to Nifty, his name is Bob Ring). But the Nifty translation is kind of adorable:

ボブリングフィギュア 祭り スティッチ
Bob ring figure festival stitch
えんにち気分を味わえるユニークで楽しいアイテムが勢ぞろい！
A unique, happy item that can taste [nichi] feelings not gotten musters.

Bob Ring is a happy item!

The new bobblehead set from Toyful.

( collect 'em all )

Some mini bobbledy heads based on Leroy and Stitch, which was recently released in Japan. Look closely and you can see Reuben even has his name inscribed on his base--yay!!

( bibbidy bobbledy boo )

We cleaned our room!



We can see the floor. (We knew it was there, somewhere.) Much, much more space to do eeeeeevil and stuff.

And so, how do we make Stitch, a character already based on anime, even more chibi???



Answer: superdeformed bobbledyheads!

( Bobble away! )

Muddy tire tracks on our lawn! The wrath of Tikistich knows no bounds!

And even after asking the neighbors nicely to quit being incredible twits.

*Sigh.*

We must henceforth post images of small things, since kawaii is a well-known antidote for boundless rage.



This is a little teeny weeny snow globe (or glitter globe, maybe) from Dizzney World. It's supposed to promote the Stitch's Great Escape ride, although you can't tell that by examining it. It's even got Stitch slime on top! But does 626 look a bit....pinheaded?

( Onward and downward! )