Where were you when you learned Tony the Tiger was a yokai?

Aah Japan. Where the candy is just the excuse to sell model kits in grocery stores.

Seriously, I wish they did this in the US.

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I was in a sensory deprivation tank

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Gunpla and any kind of model kits only sell in Japan, there's no reason to commit financial suicide by pandering to 10 weebs

There was a time, believe it or not, when bandai tried to market gunpla to America. I even remember buying a couple from walmart at one point.

Didn't last
youtube.com/watch?v=6hJ60JkPXsA

That’s just America’s sue happy culture ruining nice things

Plus, they're also branching out.

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Not all cereal is sugary garbage for children, but one day when you become an adult you'll learn that.

Remember when this was supposed to become the next Pokemon? What happened?

It's still a multi-million seller. Not everything can become a mega franchise, i guess.

Fun fact, because these are legally classified as a food item due to the single shitty hunk of candy, they are valid to purchase with food stamps. I did so by accident; I meant to buy the figure for my lil sis with a couple bucks cash I'd saved but lo and behold I swiped the food stamp card and it covered her new pokemon mini along with all our produce.

Shhhh that's how I've been turning a chunk of SNAP every month into ebay money

You and a bunch of other people do that it's nothing new.