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SAKAMOTO DESU GA? | WORLD BEHIND ANIME | TRITIP 02: PHOTO COMPOSITION | CASED MARCH | PPS 

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SAKAMOTO 

DESU GA? 

there’s no such thing as a flawless 

and perfect person? 

WORLD BEHIND 

ANIME THE BASIC PARTS 

get to know the basic parts of any anime 

TRITIP 02 

PHOTO COMPOSITION 

rule of thirds, depth control, & more 

CASED MARCH 

upcoming figures worth checking 

out this month! 

PLUS+ 

phygure® photo | showcase 

awesome figure photography submissions 

from figure photographers around the world. 

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manga 16 

There’s no such thing as a flawless and perfect person? Well, have you 

heard of Sakamoto? Cont to p.16 

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anime 24 

You have already watched an anime episode, I presume. Well then, you 

may recognize what these terms refer to. Cont to p.24 

WHAT’S 

INSIDE 

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tips 32 

Now that you know how the master trio works, it’s time to discuss the 

basics on photo composition. In this article, I’ll be giving... Cont to p.32 

cased 42 

Cased is a section where we feature some of the promising figures to be 

released in the said month. Prepare your wallets. Cont to p.40 

phygure® photo 

showcase 

shiro169 

Adelram 

Garivel 

Magu 

StripedPantsu 

Lexy 

Merycrismas 

Jaque_Cloud 

maroonlego 

mitch1911 

Grishnàkh 

Stereometric

SAKAMOTO 

DESU GA? 

WORLD 

BEHIND 

ANIME 

TRITIP 02 

PHOTO 

COMPOSITION 

CASED! 

MARCH 



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shiro169 12.13 


adelram 14.15 


garivel 20.21 


magu 22.23


stripedpantsu 28.29 


Lexy 30.31 


merycrismas 36.37 


jaque_cloud 38.39 

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maroonlego 44.45 


mitch1911 46.47 


grishnakh 50.51 


stereometric 52.53

facebook.com/hubbytetoystore

Love IS War, Canon 1D Mark III, 3.2 sec, ISO 50, 85mm, f11 

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PROFILE 

A figure collector hailing from Malaysia. Started 

being fascinated with figurine photography back 

in 2012 and have been somewhat active ever since 

being inspired by other figurine photographers. His 

collection primarily consists of PVC figures from 

different manufacturers. 

The main theme he uses when doing figurine photoshoots 

is much more toward boudoir fashion and 

glamour shots. Lighting is a predominant factor 

showcased and high contrast photography is one 

of his favourite themes. 


shiro169 

(Afi Jamalludin) 

myfigurecollection.net/profile/shiro169 

fotopop.tokyo/members/shiro169 

flickr.com/photos/51212452@N07 



Inori, Canon 1D Mark III, f3.5, 0.6 sec, ISO 200, 100mm 


The Bride, Olympus OMD-EM5, f18, 2 sec, ISO 100, 45mm (90mm equiv) 



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Temptation, Canon EOS 6D EF24-70mm, f/4L IS USM, ƒ/5.0, 0.8, ISO 100 


PROFILE 

I started taking photos of bishoujo figures when I 

started collecting them. It is aproximately 3 years 

ago. I was active as a editor on Konata website 

during 2013, 2014. I was mainly focused on writing 

articles about bishoujo figures. I started project 

Figubo (Figure Board) in 2014, it a project focusing 

on gifted photographers of Japanese bishoujo figures 

and dolls that were mainly inspired by anime. 

The idea of this project is to offer an opportunity 

for photographers to display their work through a 

series of exhibitions held in Czech Republic. Figubo 

cooperate with Animefest (Animefest.CZ is the oldest 

and largest anime and manga convention in the 

Czech Republic, organized by a non-profit organization 

Brno otaku). 

Animefest gives opportunity to make exhibitions 

and to publish articles in its magazine FestZin. Unfortunately 

the Figubo website is not yet finished, 

but it should be soon (we are hardly working on the 

translation to different languages). 

myfigurecollection.net/profile/Gubraith 

facebook.com/Adelram-711813545580097 


adelram.deviantart.com 


Adelram 

(Vojtech Tomes) 




Chill Out, Canon EOS 700D EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6, ƒ/10.0, 1/10, ISO 100 

Party Time!, Canon EOS 700D EF50mm f/1.8 II, ƒ/3.5, 6, ISO 100 

The Old Days, Canon EOS 400D Digital EF50mm f/1.8, ƒ/5.6, 1/100, ISO 200 

Quiet, Canon EOS 6D EF24-70mm f/4L IS USM, ƒ/5.6, 1/60, ISO 400 


The Spark, Canon EOS 700D EF50mm f/1.8 II, ƒ/4.0, 15, ISO 100 


manga 

SAKAMOTO 

DESU GA? by sevenPocky 

There’s no such thing as a flawless 

and perfect person? Well, have you 

heard of Sakamoto? 

TYPE: MANGA 

• Volumes: 4 

• Author: Nami Sano 

• Genres: Comedy, School, Slice of Life 

• Intended Audience: Teen to Young Adults 

ABOUT SEVENPOCKY 

From the Philippines. I am a student, writer, artist and an amateur 

graphic designer. I have also written news related to anime and manga 

for various websites. Collecting manga is one of my hobbies, along 

with watching anime seasonals during free time. 

twitter.com/sevenpocky 







There’s no such thing as a flawless and perfect person? 

Well, have you heard of Sakamoto? 

There is this guy who is... highly eccentric, and of course not everyone 

likes him. However, he deals with the pranks in such a cool way 

that make girls swoon over him and change the bullies’ attitude in an 

instant. From catching an insect with chopsticks, dealing with being 

almost late like a baseball player and reacting to a mother that is super 

attracted to him. That is Sakamoto, and this manga, Sakamoto desu 

ga?, introduces you to a side-breaking comedy that will make you want 

to have him as a classmate... or even an acquaintance. 

Sakamoto desu ga? has been nominated on the 7th Manga Taisho 

Award. It also received an anime adaptation by the studio behind Fruits 

Basket and Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo!, Studio Deen, for 

the Spring 2016 anime season. 

Sakamoto desu ga? has been published by Seven Seas Entertainment 

under the title “Haven’t You Heard? I’m Sakamoto”. The first volume 

was released on August 4, 2015. 



pps 

Sie Sind Das Essen Und Wir Sind Die Jäger!, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/5s 


PROFILE 

I’m Garivel, a figure and toy enthusiast since mid 

‘80s . I also like to play video games, anime and 

art. My figma collection started in 2012 and I was 

amazed with its details and articulation which 

makes them very poseable for photo shoots. In addition, 

I enjoy making humorous group photos with 

a challenging plain background and making the figures 

come to life 

myfigurecollection.net/profile/Garivel 

facebook.com/Garivel 

garivel.deviantart.com 

flickr.com/photos/garivel 

garivel.tumblr.com 


Garivel 

(Garivel Gonzales) 



Dreams, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/20s Elsa Stormtrooper, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/13s 

Back To School, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/20s Online Training, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/5s 

Pervert, Sony NEX-6 PZ 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS, ISO100 f/8 1/40s Kill La Kill, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/40s 

Do Not Disturb, Sony NEX-6 PZ 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/25s Save Game, Sony NEX-6 50mm f/1.8 OSS, ISO100 f/10 1/25s 



pps 

Osaka Castle Siege, Nikon Coolpix S3000 5.8mm 1/500s 


PROFILE 

I’m Magu, a figure enthusiast from America. Currently 

I live in Seattle, but I grew up in Colorado. I 

first got into figure collecting in 2009 when I was in 

high school, and started doing figure photography 

as a hobby not too long after that. My collection is 

mostly figures of my favorite anime boys, and I also 

have a sizable collection of Pokemon toys. Seeing 

all my figures lined up on my desk always puts a 

smile on my face! 

I’m a noob when it comes to cameras, but I love 

taking cool pictures of my figures when I travel. I’ve 

brought my figures to exciting places like Israel, 

Canada, and Japan. I do most of my work with nendoroids 

because I like their cute size, versatility, and 

portability, but in the future I’d like to work more 

with my scale figures too. I always get so inspired 

seeing other collectors’ amazing photos, and that 

motivates me to take better and better pictures! 

In addition to figure photography, I like to play videogames, 

draw, and write fanfiction. I read manga 

and watch anime when I can make time for it, too. 


Magu 

(Lauren Fellows) 

twitter.com/magusays 

masamunegoesplaces.tumblr.com 

quilofire.deviantart.com 




Lazy Morning, Nikon Coolpix S6500 4.5mm ISO400 1/15s Wine Cellar, Nikon Coolpix S6500 4.5mm ISO400 1/20s 

The Almighty, Nikon Coolpix S3000 5.8mm 1/250s Tranquil Afternoon, Nikon Coolpix S6500 4.5mm ISO125 1/50s 



anime 

THE 

WORLD 

BEHIND 

ANIME 

The Basic Parts 

by sevenPocky 

You have already watched an anime episode, I presume. 

Well then, you may recognize what these terms refer to. 

ABOUT SEVENPOCKY 

From the Philippines. I am a student, writer, artist and an amateur 

graphic designer. I have also written news related to anime and manga 

for various websites. Collecting manga is one of my hobbies, along 

with watching anime seasonals during free time. 

twitter.com/sevenpocky 



THE IDOLM@STER VISUAL COLLECTION 

©NBGI / PROJECT iM@S 



PRODUCTION OPENING 

It is the short animated preview featuring a producer and/or distributor’s 

name (noitaminA, Funimation, Aniplex) 

OPENING NARRATION 

Some shows have a narration on what the story of the anime is about or 

why the events are happening. 

OPENING 

Usually a 1 -1:30 minute animation featuring an opening song; it shows the 

title of the anime, what theme the anime has and sometimes, what to expect 

in it. Future characters and events could also be shown. In this part, 

major production staff, as well as the title and singer of the opening song, 

are credited. Usually, premiere episodes don’t include an Opening. 

EPISODE TITLE 

This is the part where the title and/or number of the episode is shown. 

Could be shown in front of an anime frame or as a standalone frame. 

FIRST HALF 

Like what it says, it is the first part of an episode (the first 12 minutes). 


EYECATCHER 

The in between display card of an anime. Typically an artwork, a character 

saying “Will be right back” or further information about the story. They 

put these displays when the show is about to have or after a commercial 

break. Could be shown more frequently. 

SECOND HALF 

The latter half of the episode. 

ENDING 

Another 1-1:30 minute animation featuring an ending song. The music in 

this part could be changed more frequently (could be sung by a cast or 

a new band). Most of the animation comprises of slow frames or still images. 

A complete list of the episode’s production staff, voice cast, as well 

as the singer for the ending theme and OSTs being shown are credited in 

this part. 

PREVIEW 

A preview for the next episode. This part could only have the next episode’s 

title or an animation preview. 

END CARD 

A display of an artwork outside the anime’s production staff related to the 

show. Could be from a fan or a manga artist. 


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PROFILE 

A figure collector/hobby photographer from The 

Netherlands. I am still happy that I have friends who 

got me into this hobby. (My wallet isn’t though). 

“The world of figure photography will let you meet 

wonderful people and amazing friends!” 


StripedPantsu 

(Lisa Emonts) 

facebook.com/stripedpantsuphotography 

twitter.com/Lisadesu_ 

instagram.com/stripedpantsu 






“Magical Rinna” Canon EOS 550D, ISO 400, f/4.5, 1/320 sec 

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PROFILE 

My name is Lexy, i’m from Australia and have been 

collecting figures since 2010. I’ve been taking photos 

of my toys for many years, however I really started 

to embrace the hobby in 2012 when someone 

on IG pointed me to the toycrewbuddies community. 

From there I discovered the toy photography 

communities on instagram and fell in love with the 

hobby. 

From there I have discovered so many inspirational 

photographers and learned so much about my 

camera and composing photos that give life to my 

figures. 

I am a fan of natural light and often enjoy heading 

outside for shots, but I am learning more about indoor 

lighting and dioramas! 

facebook.com/lexyphotography 

twitter.com/awesomealexis1 

instagram.com/awesomealexis1 

awesomealexis1.deviantart.com 


Lexy 

(Alexis Vine) 




“Harvest Moon Miku” Canon EOS 550D, ISO 200, f/4.5, 1/125 sec 

“Mikuzukin Colours” Canon EOS 550D, ISO 200, f/4.5, 1/200 sec 



tips 

TRITIP 

TIPS AND TRICKS FOR FIGURE PHOTOGRAPHY 

PART 2 

PHOTO 

COMPOSITION 

by jvruanto 

Now that you know how the master trio works, it’s time to discuss 

the basics on photo composition. In this article, I’ll be giving the first 

three basic composition tips 

ABOUT JVRUANTO 

Power Rangers fan since 1994. A frustrated Red Ranger and Pokemon 

Master at heart. I love collecting Pokemon Takara Tomy figures, select 

S.H.Figuarts Power Rangers figures, Bandai Megazords and DX Zords, 

Green Arrow figures and any thing that I find cool and interesting. 

facebook.com/jvruanto 

twitter.com/jvruanto 

instagram.com/jvruanto 





TRITIP 

PART 2 


RULE OF THIRDS 

As mathematical as it may sound, this photo composition is actually 

easy to learn. This is basically a simple guideline on how to compose/frame 

your photos. The principle is that you need to consider 

9 equal segments in one photo. You may refer to the followings samples 

so you can see how this works. 

TRITIP 

PART 2 


IMAGE OF IMAGINARY LINES 

Almost all of cameras have the “rule of thirds” feature; your screen 

would actually have lines to guide you when you’re shooting your 

subject. If you’ve mastered this rule, you’ll no longer need to use this 

feature. 



TRITIP 

PART 2 


WHAT IS DEPTH? 

Since you’ve learned about aperture in the first article, learning 

depth in composing your photo would be easy. 

Depth in composition is basically adding dimension in a flat photo. If 

you can make your photo pop from its background or foreground, 

you’ve already mastered how depth in photo composition works. 

TRITIP 

PART 2 


DEPTH CONTROL 

You can actually add elements in your foreground and 

background while placing your figure in the middle. 

You can also shoot outdoors. Elements present in 

your shots would emphasize the photos’ depth, you 

can add interesting elements and objects to add to 

the effect. Cont. p.40 



pps 

Alice Cartelet, Nikon D60 50mm 5.6mm ISO 200 


PROFILE 

Hi! I’m not good at describing myself, but I tell you a 

few things about me so I’ll be brief. 

My name is María, from Spain. I began taking photos 

since 2007 but I’ve recently started to collect 

figures, just about 8 months, when I created myfigurecollection 

profile. 

It was at that moment when I found the perfect way 

to unite and unify the two things that I like, figures 

and photography. I enjoy both equally. Thus, I discovered 

what I want to shoot more, that’s my collection 

of figures. I hope you like what I do. I still 

have much to improve. Nice to meet you all! 

myfigurecollection.net/profile/Tiriteratetera 

facebook.com/merycrismaschan 


merycrismas.deviantart.com 


Merycrismas 

(Maria) 



Danboard and the lost shoe, Nikon D60 50mm 1.8mm ISO 200 

Snowflake Wizard 

Neko Tsukiko, Nikon D60 50mm 2mm ISO 200 Mako wants presents too, Nikon D60 50mm 1.8 ISO 200 

Tsunemori Akane, Nikon D60 50mm 1.8 ISO 200 I Want To Eat, Nikon D60 50mm 1.8 ISO 400 



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PROFILE 

I’m just a 19 year old regular student from Germany. 

I started with toy photography on 25th of december 

2013 arround 8 o’clock right after receiving my 

first figure. After seeing photos of nendoroids on 

certain platforms I just wanted to be a part of this. 

The first steps were rough , I’m kinda shy so going 

outside to shoot was a real adventure at first , 

I’m fine by now. I try to improve steadily and really 

like to learn new tricks from other people, such as 

building dioramas and stuff. I’m also really happy to 

found some new comrades through Twitter, shoutout 

to my buddy Wieselhead at this point. 

I actually just want to have a good time, be creative 

and maybe make some friends. Thanks for having 

me. 


Jaque Cloud 

(Jaque Cloud) 

jaquecloud.blogspot.de 

facebook.com/Jaque-Cloud-995065750523821 






TRITIP 

CROPPING 

Some say that a good photographer doesn’t crop photos 

– well, I have to disagree on this. Personally, a good 

photo is a good photo regardless if it was cropped or 

not. If cropping would make your photo appear good, 

I’d say you should go for it. I’ll share some tips on how 

you can crop your photos properly, edited or unedited. 

TRITIP 1: (Figure portrait shooting): Never cut at the 

joints – this hold true in human portraiture and in figure 

photography. Make sure to avoid cropping at the 

joints, basically at the parts that would appear painful 

if you cut them. 



TRITIP 2: Consider the background: do not just crop 

the photos without analyzing its whole composition. 

You should also consider how it would look like when 

cropped. 

TRITIP 3: Eliminate unnecessary noise: as much as 

adding elements would help create dynamics in your 

photos, don’t forget that this would also make or break 

your entire photo. Make sure that you just crop what is 

needed; too much of something could be bad for your 

composition. 

Since you’ve learned about the basics on photo composition, 

you can now practice and experiment on composing your 

shots. Don’t forget to be artistic and creative with your figure 

photography! This is the first part of the composition tips and 

tricks. Stay tuned for the next composition tips in the next 

article. 



cased 

MARCH 2016 

CASED 

03.2016 

Cased is a section where we feature some of 

the promising figures to be released in the said 

month. Prepare your wallets. 

CHARACTER: Yazawa Niko 

VERSION: Picnic Girl 

ORIGIN: Love Live! School Idol Project 

MANUFACTURER: Good Smile Company 

SCALE: 1/8 

CATEGORY: Prepainted 

RELEASE DATE: March 2016 

PRICE: ¥9,259 

CHARACTER: Honma Meiko 

VERSION: Original / Normal 

ORIGIN: Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai 

MANUFACTURER: Alter 

SCALE: 1/8 



PRICE: ¥9,800 

CHARACTER: Kasane Teto 


ORIGIN: Utau 

MANUFACTURER: Good Smile Company 

DIMENSIONS: 3.9 in 

CLASSIFICATION: Nendoroid 



PRICE: ¥3,611 


CHARACTER: Hestia 


ORIGIN: Dungeon ni Deai o Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka 

MANUFACTURER: Amakuni, Hobby Japan 

SCALE: 1/6 



PRICE: ¥9,074 

CHARACTER: Vampi 

VERSION: Little Queen 

ORIGIN: Shingeki no Bahamut 

MANUFACTURER: Kotobukiya 

SCALE: 1/8 



PRICE: ¥12,000 

CHARACTER: Akatsuki 


ORIGIN: Kantai Collection ~Kan Colle~ 

MANUFACTURER: Kotobukiya 

DIMENSIONS: 4.68 in 

CLASSIFICATION: Cu-Poche 


PRICE: ¥4,800 

CHARACTER: Black Magician Girl 


ORIGIN: Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters 

MANUFACTURER: Amakuni, Hobby Japan 

SCALE: 1/8 




PRICE: ¥12,800 


pps 

Funny Valentine, Fujifilm X-A2 16-50mm, f5.6, S1/10 

PROFILE 


A Tech Support slash Quality Analyst by night 

(or whatever my shift is) and a geek slash aspiring-toy-photographer 

during free time. I want to 

say that my collection is a wide variety of sorts that 

caught my interest. These pieces are not that many 

but the points of interest are distinct. I select particulars 

from known franchises and add it to my growing 

“happy place”. 

So far, I have pieces in line with Nintendo, Disney, 

Marvel, DC Unlimited, Capcom, and some toys from 

Movies and TV Series. 


maroonlego 

(Varrian Ilao) 


instagram.com/maroonlego 


Cake!, Fujifilm X-A2 16-50mm, f5, S1/60 

Friends We Are, Fujifilm X-A2 16-50mm, f6.4, S1/60 Cold, Fujifilm X-A2 16-50mm, f5.6, S1/320 

Rivals, Fujifilm X-A2 16-50mm, f6.4, S1/20 Pokemon Huntress, Fujifilm X-A2 16-50mm, f5.6, S1/6 



pps 


PROFILE 

A figure collector / photographer from Philippines. 

An anime & manga fan most of his life & started his 

own figure collection in 2010 & started photography 

2 years later as a hobby. His collection mainly 

consists of Good Smile Company’s Nendoroid 

figure line. He also own a few Figmas & Banpresto 

scale figures. The main theme I use when using my 

Nendoroids as subjects (which is usually the case) 

is “Taking on the big world”, since it fits their chibi 

form. 


mitch1911 

(Mitch De Jesus) 

mitch1911.weebly.com 

facebook.com/mitch1911photography 

twitter.com/mitch_1911 





facebook.com/hubbytetoystore 

instagram.com/hubbytetoystore 

orders@hubbytetoystore.com

Harmony, Canon EOS 1100D EF-S18-55mm, ISO 100 f/5 30s 

pps 


PROFILE 

I’m an Italian student of Philosophy fond of Japanese 

culture, manga and anime. From the year 2012 

I united two great passions, photography and figure 

collection, giving origin to something completely 

new which is rendering me great satisfactions. 

My intent is to extract, in the best way, the soul of 

my figures creating scenery and atmospheres that 

fit perfectly, playing with the dimensions and the 

perspectives, at times helping myself adding some 

effect in post production. 


Grishnàkh 

(Luigi Filiberto Nostrale) 

grishnakh666.deviantart.com 

facebook.com/grishnakhphoto 

twitter.com/GrishnakhGaruda 




Stardust, Canon EOS 1100D EF-S18-55mm, ISO 100 f/10 30s 

Nice to Hear You!, Canon EOS 1100D EF-S18-55mm, ISO 100 f/4.5 180s 

A walk in the sunset, Canon EOS 1100D EF-S18-55mm, ISO 100 f/4 1/40s 



pps 

Aquamarine, Nikon D7000 40mm f/4.0 ISO100 


PROFILE 

Hello! I’m Stereometric and I’ve been an avid figure 

collector and photographer for about seven 

years now! I began this hobby after being inspired 

by some very talented photographers such as Kodomut, 

Adun and Danny Choo. 

I mainly love to work with natural light and color, 

but recently I’ve been exploring diorama building 

and indoor lighting. My collection consists mainly of 

nendoroids and scale figures. 

It’s been wonderful watching this hobby grow and 

I hope to continue to be inspired by all the talent. 


Stereometric 

(Tania Raharja) 

stereometriclove.wordpress.com 

twitter.com/Stereometric 

instagram.com/stereometric 



Goddess of the Hearth, Nikon D7000 40mm f/4.0 ISO100 


Leisure Time, Nikon D7000 40mm f/4.0 ISO100 


A Reflection of Our Society, Nikon D5200, Sigma F1.4 50mm EX DG HSM lens, f/5, ISO100, 1/4sec 


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PHYGURE® NO 05 ISSUE 03 

DESIGN / ART 

Otakumouse 

PROOFREADER 

sevenPocky 

ARTICLES 

sevenPocky 

Otakumouse 

jvruanto 

PHYGURE 

PHOTOGRAPHY 

SHOWCASE 

shiro169 

Adelram 

Garivel 

Magu 

StripedPantsu 

Lexy 

Merycrismas 

Jaque_Cloud 

maroonlego 

mitch1911 

Grishnàkh 

Stereometric 

SPECIAL THANKS 

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based in Manila, Philippines. He worked on a lot of international 

brands including Marvel, Nickelodeon, Activision, and Hasbro. 

He also worked as a Designer / Developer for Danny Choo and 

his brand, Culture Japan. 

He loves playing video games and collecting figures. He maintains 

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