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Cutiebunny
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Nice pictures. Thanks for sharing them.
I know I'd have a difficult time going here with all the posted douga sheets and none of them being for sale. |
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SnowyLightning44
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Thanks a lot for the photos, it was nice to see some shots of the new Blue Exorcist anime in there
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TarsTarkas
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Liked that Strike Witches 2016 poster too.
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HeeroTX
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What was going on with the cintiqs in the Shirogumi booth? Looks awesome.
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Mr. Oshawott
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The life-size figure of Tsumugi looks incredibly sweet!
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Past
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"Bananya"
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Gina Szanboti
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I would've picked up a bottle of that Joker Game sake? wine? sparkling water?
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Zin5ki
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As much as this may be the case, there is something nondescriptly unsettling about the figure. Pinocchio-like, almost. Perhaps it is true what they say about the "uncanny valley" of human depictions. |
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