u/Think_Pen8306

Like the title says, I found this Hello Kitty plush. The brand is from eikoh, but the search results on my Google provided mainly vague results (other hello kitty plushies that aren't like this one or or other eikoh brand hello kitty plushies that aren't this specific plush that i found). However the only other proof i found is that this plush had a blow up plastic turquoise floatie of hello kitty, I don't know how or why the floatie wasn't on the plush, but i couldn't find it probably because someone stole the floatie, or took it away while the cashiers/store workers were busy, or maybe that floatie was deflated and they wouldn't keep in onto her. I got the plush for $9 though, so it was a snag and a steal to me. But this is proof that this exact hello kitty plush had a floatie made with the eikoh company as well. Which then lead me to a different question: what series was this exact plush from? And when did it get released? Afaik, eikoh used to be a crane game/toy amusement company and I tried looking it up online but the company made a new website so there's no way I can attempt to look for the older plushie models of hello kitty now... any sources and what the plushie looked like with the floatie? When was it released, and what series was it from?

I struggled these days to keep the Nintendo DS Lite with me all the time, and give away the console or trade it in to someone else. However i don’t want to give it away like this anymore, because I played it as a child and I love the DS Lite especially with playing cooking mama 3 shop and chop as a child, and new super Mario brothers.…and the gba slot function for the DS Lite. My mother originally gave a DS lite to my brother but he wanted to play with his switch lite instead, so she then decided to give the Nintendo DS to me. it was reshelled and refurbished Black DS lite with gba cover and stylus, and I decorated with a bit of cute stickers. The other one is a DS lite I purchased from somewhere, and it basically does work well in screen condition and play, but the console isn’t in the best condition. it’s a Zelda DS lite that has small crack and a broken hinge with no stylus, and the buttons only register if you press hard enough. I now feel guilty because I bought a DS lite that would break soon since this one is in rough condition, and some screws in the Zelda housing shell near the console are stripped, and also because my brother didn’t want the console and wanted to play the Nintendo switch lite games instead. any advice on coping with this, and enjoying the Nintendo DS lite consoles now that I have one with some games? and what DS games, and GBA games, do you like to play once if you have a DS lite that you recommen? I like cute games, dirary games, and any action games! I have only one DS game (a lalaloopsy game that I don’t really know about, it’s an obscure game), and I have Japanese GBA games (the Japanese version of gameboy advance hamtaro ham ham games, a Japanese grandpa danger game, and a insect battling game ) so far, but at last I have a DS lite.

I went to the same bookoff that had my battery operated jibanyan one man show plush and I purchased it. I checked and he works really well!! The plush speaks only japanese but he still works! The only problem is I only purchased two japanese yokai U Medals and i also didn't see any of the japanese yokai song (Uta) medals for the jibanyan one man show in store. I will try and get the japanese yokai song medals and more japanese U medals online eventually. And would all these japanese yokai medals i collected in the picture work for the jibanyan one man show? Because I don't know what other medals would give him voice lines but those seem to work for some reason. At least I got some silver frame medals, or green/turquoise frame medals with glitter inside. I didn’t find so much of the yokai I was looking for though, but i found other good ones that I also like as well, such as two different U.S.O (Failian) medals, a Got it Maid, an Ame-Onna (Drizzelda), and a Wakame-kun (Wiglin) medals. What do you think about this?

I have seen and found on bookoff brooklyn a jibanyan plush with a battery compartment and some kind of slot near his haramaki to insert yokai medals inside, near it is an eject button to eject the medals. When i searched it up though i came to the conclusion and discovered it's a "Jibanyan One Man Show" battery operated plush. I believe its by bandai. of course it is a Japanese plush, so it's obviously does not speak in english. However it says that it needs certain collection of different variety of certain japanese yokai medals (the ones that are real life japanese model version of the yokai watch medals) before 2015 which are also found in the bookoff store i was in as well, but i don't know what specific medals do i need to make that work but I need ones that will allow phrases from this Jibanyan plush, Which series and kinds should I get specifically go for that will get the plush to speak and respond? and what medals would you insert if you were to get a plushie like this in japanese? Any advice and your opinions on what yokai medals characters you like prior to or near 2015 that i should get? I like noko (the stuchinoko), got it maid, komasan, usapyon, but i would also like other characters to add and collect too. (Side note: i will get it but not now...nor today; on hold for now)

Hi there, I’m sorta new here, here is what happened….I purchased a used black colored Japanese language Nintendo DSi for $30, but with a catch: it was one for parts or for repair, but the one I received in the mail was in a really good condition, because it only had yellowed screens, but i don’t mind the yellowed screens at all, and there was really no need to repair it or open the back compartment at all. I ordered a battery for my DSi but it’s not there yet and I was kinda lazy at that time, so I took the battery from my old pink American model Nintendo DSi and checked out the content in my purchased black DSi. The console itself managed to turn on! the buttons worked, cartridge/sd card slot works, the sound and microphone works, and even the buttons and d pad works! I also found some games on the DSi, which I believe are Japanese DSiware games added onto it, including 3ds transfer tool. I was initially worried that I would have to do a long, long repair to get the Japanese model DSi to work, but I was wrong, and I’m now glad I purchased that console, that person whoever had it had a lot of love using this console, and I hope that even if it didn’t last long, I can try to take great care of it! Turns out they also added “One Piece“ flipnotes, and had one piece stuff in their DSi photo album. so I might delete some of these photos one day, but not now. I just wanted to play DS games on my DSi, from a flashcart that I have, and I will try to get the English DS games and Japanese DS games cartridges whenever I can. I also changed the user’s nickname to my own nickname and change most of the user personalization settings. Also, Are the pictures shown here actual Japanese DSiware games, or how were they transferred to this DSi somehow?

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Hi there, i'm new to this reddit, and I always knew about the dsi but never fully had the best experience to keep one before. I like both the nintendo ds lite and the nintendo dsi and the dsi xl (or ll, for the japanese models) and the two to three options are my top contenders. It wasn't always easy, but i realized now that i can probably fix one myself even if its a bit harder than what i'm used to due to the ribbon cables, and disassembly process. And i originally wanted a nintendo dsi xl or ll, but it's not easy to get one for less, especially if its a collectors item, but i have my ways to find some though.

Anyways, for now i will start small and I got a regular nintendo dsi Japanese version (more specifically the black colored console version) online. It was for around $30 with free shipping but not bad. Also purchased an extra battery for this console (because sometimes batteries can have their problems, even swollen ones). The pictures shown here are the description and seller that i got it from. Is the seller reliable? and is it actually that easy to fix? If you know the seller "Mario Mansion" let me know. And I also wanted to know if $30 was a good price for a japanese dsi and if you can play enlgish or other language nintendo ds games (not dsi/dsi enhanced games)? Do you have any tips on fixing a dsi that's for part or for repair like this?

Hi there, i'm new to the switch reddit server, but i like the Nintendo games of tomodachi life/tomodachi collection for the 3ds and rhythm heaven/rhythm tengoku games as much as I can play them when I have the chance to.

But I don't know which Nintendo switch i should get to play rhythm heaven groove and tomodachi life living the dream. Both in the original switch 1 cartridge version once rhythm heaven groove gets released, or digitally. I decided that i will get one of the switch consoles. but which one should I get for the switch one games I enjoy? My options are: the OG Nintendo Switch (the newer version or a version with longer and good battery life), or the Nintendo Switch OLED? I planned to get one that's pre-owned at a store called bookoff. The pictures attached are from a bookoff location and I have a budget of $290. How do I know which one to get based on the options and the 'accessories' section? I just want to play switch 1 games, and not the switch 2 version of these games. I also want to use it for colors live a drawing switch game/application.