What is the most Japanese game ever made?

>Figures like these are often $200-300

Where do people even get the money for this? $200 is like my entire annual clothing budget

It's for serious collectors only and was about $175 when I bought it

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Better yet, when is Bamco gonna make a Toei/Toho/Tsubaraya crossover game? Like a Super Hero Wars 2.

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Makes sense

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Do you just leave it in a box, a display or just dust it every now and then?

leave it on the shelf with all the others so I can admire the kino aesthetics, leaving a toy in a box unappreciated is wrong to me

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Katamari Damacy, always and forever

I remember having a toy of this weird but kinda cool robot man as a kid and it blew my fucking mind decades later when I got into toku and realized it was a metal hero (wanna say Metalder from a quick google search.)

CSToys and HLJ are alright if you're just a sperg wanting the belts and their trinkets. Dunno anything about picking up figuarts since that's not really my bag.

>if you're just a sperg wanting the belts and their trinkets
You don't fucking know me

>Where do people even get the money for this?
My job

Cho Aniki

GeGeGe no Kitaro: Youkai Daimakyou
Famicom game from the 80's. Japanese manga character set in setting full of japanese ghosts.

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user you fuck you just got the theme to one of those shows stuck in my head again.

Ganbare Goemon.

It's one of these two.