1984 Nintendo video game-inspired KARATEKRAB by Tabun

A new resin figure produced by Tabun from Thailand, with this KARATEKRAB character design inspired by and based on video game hits of the 1984 NES / Nintendo video game! Limited to only 10pcs, with each priced at 1300 baht each (US$36 / SG$52 - Price include shipping), alas this baby is available to order only in Thailand! You might need to bug Tabun about this on Facebook (*cough*) Tell him TOYSREVIL Sent You!


(Below image by Desktop Bomb as seen at Art Toy Meeting 2)

The name “Karatekrab” is derived from the “Karateka” name of the game, and “krab” being a Thai-slang somewhat equivalent to Singapore’s “lah” irreverence, and used at end of greetings meant for males, like “Thank You, krab!”, with women using “ka” instead (ie: “Thank You, ka!”).
I had personally thought it meant “dude” all this while hahaha (i.e.: “Thanks, dude!”) hahaha