Before I was neck-deep in model kits and acrylics, this adorable Kyattou Ninden Teyandee stationery set was one of my first collector’s items! 💌

Printed in a soft red halftone style, it features Otama and the Nyanki crew in an early-2000s doujin aesthetic — complete with lined writing sections and those charming retro page borders.

There’s something so nostalgic about fan-made stationery like this — playful, handmade, and full of love for the series that started it all. 💖

• The credit “Anzu 1995” appears on the bottom of the yellow/orange sheet. That suggests the artist (or circle name) is “Anzu,” and “1995” might be a date mark — perhaps the year the print design was made or copyrighted (or a stylistic signature).

• The red printing style (duotone + halftone shading) and layout (lined writing space + character border) are typical of mid-90s doujin / fan stationery.

• The drawing style — expressive eyes, simplified tones, and decorative patterned backgrounds — aligns well with 1990s anime merchandise tie-ins or doujin print goods aesthetics.