TABITON from Daburu Toys (for Jan 14 Drop)
WHAT-IS: "TABITON is a special living suit that helps entities from other planets explore Earth safely, ensuring the adaptation of their bodies to its gravity and atmosphere."
Created, sculpted and painted by Cesc Grané (IG @cescgrane), "TABITON" is a new sofubi figure series from @daburutoys, since scheduled for a Friday, January 14, 2022 release!
ABOUT THE TOY:
Sized 13.5 cm approx. (5.3 inch) tall, the first edition includes 30 Painted Toys (10 GYU, 10 BIKKI, 10 WOO) + 4 Blank Toys (All 3 heads included). These "100% Made in Japan" sofubi is priced at US$65 (Painted), and US$50 (Blank), plus US$15 for worldwide shipping.
HOW TO ORDER:
DM on Instagram at @daburutoys
or
Send an email to cesc@cescgrane.com with your choice.
Fopr further info: instagram.com/daburutoys / facebook.com/daburutoys
WHO-ARE: The first guests to explore the Earth are Woo, Gyu and Bikki, three friends from different galaxies that met online and are very excited to see the peculiar land and bizarre society that inhabits our planet with their very own eyes.
Name: ウー (WOO)
Planet: WHUT
WHUT, at the very edge of a very very far galaxy, is a tiny planet growing popular for its cutting edge tech applied to everything, from urbanism to transportation, all types of devices, and joie de vivre. A big blackhole located near the planet, absorbs all the light coming from the closest sun, making the cities of WHUT beautifully illuminated for 24h.
Name: ギュウ (GYU)
Planet: GYULANDO
GYU, is an entity from GYULANDO, a planet famous for its impressive natural landscapes which can be enjoyed most while the planet’s three suns set. It has 16 astronomical seasons that change the planet's scenery completely. You shouldn’t miss any of them!
Name: ビッキ (BIKKI)
Planet: SUIKKI
BIKKI comes from a planet entirely covered by water. Its citizens spend most of the time underwater, they occasionally visit the surface to practice a sport that is similar to surfing and to enjoy a spectacular boreal aurora that takes place exactly at every 36,852 earth hours.
