Just started collecting sofubi and wanted to share my first few toys! For now, I’m displaying them in front of my manga until I have enough to fill a case.
I’m also making a spreadsheet to catalog my collection as it grows. Does anyone know anything about the first one? I bought him in Japan and couldn’t get the maker 🤔
Prices in Canadian, shipped from Canada.
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Marusan Roguilla reissue - $125
Paul Kaiju Pogo - $260
Marusan Large Gamera - $140
Gargamel x La Merde Junktion -$120
Gargamel Vinyl quest dullahan - $100
Marusan Ghidoah (overspray on leg) -$150
Bullmark Gigan - $125
Medicom J tail Godzilla - $165
I’m new to the SuperPlastic Family and I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a supplier/vendor who makes protective cases or sleeves for Jankys, Krankys or bad sushi figures?
I’m not looking for the ones you can put the blind box in, but if that’s all that would be available that might be the only option. I’d be interested to look at a soft or hard plastic options. So I thought I’d ask. Thanks in advance
Creatures Bazaar Invades MANDARAKE 2026
Sunday, August 30, 2026 | 12:00–17:00 JST
Experience an exclusive pop-up collaboration as Creatures Bazaar takes over MANDARAKE.
Pricing Overview
Individual toys are expected to range from approximately $190–$255 (or higher, depending on the piece).
Final pricing for specific artists and items remains pending official manufacturer release. Preliminary estimates currently fall between $195 and $255+.
Base Fee
$45 per toy
Combo & Tiered Pricing (applicable to all toy sizes excluding life-size figures)
• Tier 1: $70 total for any 3 toys
• Tier 2: $100 total for 5–10 toys
• Tier 3 (Bulk): $25 per item for orders of 10 or more units of the same item
Please note that lottery pieces are not guaranteed. To ensure broader access, Mandarake Cocoo will offer event-exclusive & Early access releases available to those who did not enter or win the lottery.
Follow Mandarake Cocoo’s official updates for details.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
• Authorize a sufficient budget to accommodate potential pricing adjustments.
• Any unallocated funds resulting from unavailable or unfulfilled merchandise will be fully reconciled and refunded after the event.
• All orders are final once placed. To ensure optimal fulfillment, we kindly ask that product selections be confirmed in a timely manner.
• Every transaction will be formally documented, and proof of receipt will be required for each payment.
TO SECURE YOUR ORDER:
Please complete final payment, including the non-refundable Handling Fee of $120. This fee covers the event ticket, transportation, and exclusive gallery access during the 6–7 hour wait period.
PAYMENT TERMS:
• Payment is accepted strictly via Wise only.
• The Handling Fee is non-refundable.
• Shipping costs will be calculated and communicated after the event.
Kaiju Go! was my first event, pretty much of any kind, and certainly won't be my last. The conversations I was able to take part in and friends I was able to see and make were by far the most special part, but, coming in at a close second in priority, the toys:
Magitarius - Arakus 1/1
Plagued Earth - Slizz Overlord, Moonking, Slizz Nugget (from space hell)
Wonder Goblin - Skunky
Studio Kabuto - Fresno Nightcrawler, Cambrigon
Mile High Sofubi - Trilobite
New sofubi toy is finally getting its release on Wednesday 8/19.
Power Clone : a starwars bootleg, hand sculpted and kit bashed. Has a few of my fingertips in the surface of the vinyl. 5” tall.
Release is for 11 - one off painted ($300) and few “fatty meat” 🥩 marble blanks ($90)
My instagram has details and links to purchase @klav9 ✌🏻
Got some new releases - Kakigori Phantom Beast/ Black Kirin/ Tori Phantom Foxes. Also picked up some older Halloween Dragons.
Can’t recommend Genkosha enough! I purchase direct from Instagram and they are always wonderful to work with. 💖
Kaiju Go! was a total blast. Hedorah is my wife's favorite so we had to stay til the very end for the screening and boy am I glad we did. This event captures the very best aspects of Dallas: between the tight-knit and welcoming atmosphere, the gorgeous old theater for a venue, and unbearable heat (obviously.) I don't think they peruse reddit but I have to say how grateful I am to Robbie and Ryan (@spiderscave_horrorcollectibles and @leviathon_collectibles_dfw on Instagram if you use it.) Please check out their stuff and you must visit their little slice of heaven at North Dallas Antique Mall if you ever get the chance. The sheer amount of amazing conversations I was able to have with the people who inspire me most still has my head spinning. I feel so bad about all the awsome artists whose tables I didn't get pictures of to look back on, but hopefully I will do better next year. I feel so lucky to have spent so much time with these amazing people, and I can't wait to see what everyone has cooked up next year. Also hi Gigi, Ash and I will absolutely treasure your art, and I'll make sure you get to see pictures someday after we are moved and have them all framed up. 👍
Creatures Bazaar invades MANDARAKE 2026(August 30, 2026) (12:00-17:00 JST)
Toys will be ranged from $190-$255 (or more)
(Check 2nd picture for the events Line up!)
Final costs for the specified artist and toy are currently pending manufacturer release. Preliminary estimates suggest a pricing scope between $190 and $255+
*Please authorize a sufficient budget to accommodate potential pricing variables. Any unallocated funds from the *Creates Bazaar invades MANDARAKE* —due to unfulfilled or unavailable merchandise—will be fully reconciled and refunded post-event. Please note that all orders are considered final once placed. To ensure optimal fulfillment, we kindly request that all product selections be finalized in a timely manner.*
"All details will be formalized and backed by a verifiable record of transaction. Proof of Receipt will be presented/asked for every transaction made."
To secure your order, please process your final payment for your Orders including Handling Fee of $120 (This will include ticket, Transportation and opening of the gallery for 6-7 hours waiting time)
***Payment is strictly thru "WISE" Only***
***Handling fee is Non-refundable***
***Shipping fee will be calculated after the event.***
DM is open :)
Hi My name is Menny and I'm an artist based in Italy.
Since I was a Kid I wanted to make myself a sofubi and now I'm sculpting one! The project it's in its early stages but I think I'm at a good point of development. I hope some of you could give me some feedbacks on this Godzilla I'm making.
Also if there's anyone based in Italy I would really like to get in touch with you.
Thanks to you guys and I wish you all well.
The sculpt and paint work is amazing!
I managed to pick up some other WF Summer bits, including a yokai set that I'll save for Halloween.
Hello everyone!
We are down to our last couple of Spotlight weeks! Up next in the series is The Crafsman!
Over the next seven days, I encourage you all to share posts of your pieces, discuss your favorite designs, or about their influence on the hobby. Let's continue to make this a fun and creative way to celebrate the artists who make the sofubi world what it is.
To kick off some discussion in this thread, feel free to answer some of these questions:
Find the work of Crafsman here,
Calendar of Upcoming Artists
The full calendar and information on how artists were selected can be found here.
I’m relatively new to the hobby so forgive me for not knowing the history. The first time hearing about Super7 was actually from my local record shop. They had some of their musician action figures available. So imagine my surprise when I recognize the brand when I found sofubi earlier this year. I also know they used to have a brick and mortar store at some point. My question is, are they still respected in the sofubi scene or are they looked down on since most of their items now are mass produced?
I've been having a lot of fun taking pics with a light box lately. Would highly recommend!
I’m wondering what everyone’s thoughts are since the technology is getting REALLY good at making flexible like sofubi quality with a 3D printer. It won’t be long until they start making things so close to sofubi quality but with resin that would it really matter if it’s traditional sofubi? If it walks like a duck and feels like a duck type of vibe.
Recently found this adorable guy existed. Has anyone purchased these before? Not sure where to find them. It doesn’t seem that the maker sells directly (?) on instagram. Any help appreciated!
#7 Bemstsr arrived today.
I am so happy to add him to my collection.
There is something about getting one of these in the mail. They look great on screen, but there’s nothing like holding them and adoring the sculpt, the beautiful colors, the immense amount of character and expression. Bemstar’s smirk tells me he knows more.
I am a 50 year old man… Is it ok to experience this much joy from a toy? Trust there is more to it; Something that touches the shadow flavor of life. Welcome home Bemstar 🌈👏🏻👽
After the successful first release of GordZilla a few months ago, I have prepared a serie of unique one offs, to embrace new approach’s of painting in my piece. I will release it soon in instagram, please take a look and let me know which is your favourite
Production Log: It’s been a 4-year voyage with new discoveries yet to be revealed…
The Balena sofubi is based on the sea monster from Olaus Magnus’ 16th-century map, The Carta Marina. On it, and in several incarnations since, she is featured spouting torrents of water (affectionately called her “spoots”). Originally we had hoped to pull these as one piece. However that was deemed impossible as they would have had to be removed from the mold base-first, and the top curls of the torrents would simply not escape the narrow passage of the base.
Sacrifices were thus made to Poseidon for favorable pulls.
Version 1 of the spouts was divided into two pieces and joined together. The factory opted for glue on some runs. This was not ideal. A cutting method was developed (thanks to Kaiju Canvas) that allowed for a more “traditional” joining sans the glue. This method, while functional, was still time consuming. The bases of version 1 of the spouts were also difficult to seat into The Balena’s blowholes.
A second version was made. Thanks to the ingenuity and initiative of the factory in Japan, version 2 of the spouts was developed and molded. These now join at the top with no glue and seat more securely with a satisfying “plop” thanks to a plug at the base.
The first run of these version 2 spouts, pulled in clear vinyl and stuffed with tinsel, will be made available for FREE to those that purchased one of the first two runs.