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Finally got around to doing this. Excited for the next two I've got when I get around to it, especially since those should be much more detailed.

I was a bit confused that it was just using adhesives and punching the paper outlines out. I thought there'd be more gluing since I remember seeing a Twitch streamer doing one the was more intricate. But, that was one that had two characters and not a mini. It's also clearly on the front and back of the package, but I just saw Tsukishima and put it in my basket. I mean I would've bought it anyways.

I also bought the display case separately. It will be very nice keeping the dust out of all the crevices.

Was never a die-hard for Inuyasha, so I never really thought about the anime that much. But, I saw the pre-order for this pop up late 2025 on Amazon and just knew I needed this. Always loved Sesshomaru and he's the cutest little thing here. Finally arrived after months of waiting!

I love crafty things and I was on a trip in Japan when I saw this kit and I knew I just had to try it. I think I did okay haha. I was constantly google translating the instructions, that was something that did not cross my mind when I bought it until I opened the packaging. Not sure I would continue felting, compared to the other crafts that I liked to do, but it was definitely a fun experience. It felt like an arm workout getting that body going and I definitely did stab myself once, hard, in the process...

Nice, thick pieces, but for some reason, lacked the high interlocking aspect that I usually expect from them.

As always, the sky is easy for me and the foliage is always the hardest. But, super nice sections to easily sort.

This was the crunchiest puzzle I've ever done and I loved it. I don’t know what it is, but there's just something so satisfying about that crunch when the piece goes in.

This was missing one piece, but it was a free secondhand puzzle, so that's fine. Quite a few of the pieces had outies that were kinda flimsy, but, probably, that's due to it being used. Nice and thick pieces and great interlocking.

At first glance, I thought it was easy. Then I opened the box, and disagreed with my initial thought. But, then I realized it wasn't quite as difficult as my second thought. It was pretty okay to sort out main parts.

Had the privilege to travel to Japan a month ago and I feel like this street resembles the ones near Kiyomizu Temple, but I'm sure there are many places that look similar.

Nice quality pieces as usual from Cobble Hill. I don't like sorting, but I probably could've sorted out the words. That probably would've been a tad helpful and maybe the white dogs. Definitely one of those puzzles where you're just putting pieces all over the place though or at least for me it is.

Seeing all the different doggies form was very nice though.