I'm not a big anime fan, but the artwork is incredible. It looks amazing in hand, and I love the "No-Fly Zone" detail!

🛍 Release date       :  2025 – Natalie.mu collaboration

🎨 Manufacturer       :  A3 × Natalie Store

📦 Series                  :  キャッ党忍伝てやんでえ / Samurai Pizza Cats

This 4-piece sticker set was part of the Natalie.mu × Tatsunoko Kyatto Ninden Teyandee 35th Anniversary collaboration.

Originally available as part of an online pre-order campaign, and again as part of the recent Shosen Grande pop-up.

✨ Highlights:

• Opening-sequence collage featuring the Nyanki and supporting cast.

• “Welcome to Pizza Cats!” restaurant promo sticker — The Most Delicious Pizzeria in Edoropolis.

• Pururun & Sukashii smiling, eclipsing a distressed Yattaro (another OP screengrab).

• Dancing Nyanki trio from the opening’s closing scene

🗓 Preorders: August 2025 📦 Shipping: September 2025

🛍 Release date           :  2025 – Natalie. mu collaboration goods

🎨 Manufacturer       :  A3 × Natalie Store

📦 Series                  :  Kyattou Ninden Teyandee / Samurai Pizza Cats (35th Anniversary line)

Tatsunoko has been busy with our beloved cats, this year. Kyattou Ninden Teyandee is celebrating its 35th anniversary. One of the many collaborations was with Natalie Store (http://www.Natalie.mu).

Included in this collab were these hotel-tag style keychains! ❤🤍💙

Yattaro, Pururun & Sukashii each get their “Secret Ninja Team” tag—English branding one side, classic てやんでえ kanji the other. Clean, nostalgic, and perfect for display.

💙 Release: 2020

🩵 Manufacturer: Action Toys × Fewture Models

💙 Height: ~12.5 cm (approx. 1/15 scale)

🩵 Features: Die-cast frame • swappable faces • Umbrella • Sword • Full Toritsukkun armour • Display stand

Third and final figure in this series, but certainly not least - Sukashii (Guido Anchovy)! Compact SD proportions but surprisingly poseable (shoulders/hips/ankles have a good range). Die-cast parts give it stability on the shelf next to Yattarō & Pururun. Clean paint apps—metallic trims pop under light.

💡 About the ES Gokin Line

The ES Gokin (short for Excellent Super Gokin) series by Action Toys and Fewture Models blends super-deformedproportions with high-end die-cast construction—a niche that pays homage to 1980s and ’90s Chogokin toys while scaling them down for compact display.

Each figure combines metal internal framing with detailed painted armor parts, often featuring transformation or weapon-swap gimmicks. The result is a collectible that feels part model kit, part premium figure: small enough for a desk display, but engineered with the same precision as full-sized mecha releases.

The Kyattō Ninden Teyandee entries (Yattaro, Pururun, and Sukashii) are fan favorites within this line, notable for their balance of SD charm and anime accuracy—long before modern manufacturers like Heat Boys or Yolopark revisited the brand.

❤ Release: 2020

🩷 Manufacturer: Action Toys × Fewture Models

❤ Height: ~11 cm (approx. 1/15 scale)

🩷 Features: Die-cast frame • swappable faces • Heart Shuriken · Swords • Flute • Full Toritsukkun armour • Display stand.

The second figure in the ES Gokin Samurai Pizza Cats line - and the most expensive of the three, on the second-hand market - Pururun (Polly Ester)! This figure perfectly captures the team’s heart and style in die-cast form. Released in 2020 as part of the same set as Yattaro and Sukashii, this compact figure delivers impressive heft and engineering.

Standing about 11cm tall, Pururun includes multiple faces, interchangeable hands, Heart Shuriken, her signature flute, and a transparent display stand. Like the others in the line, she’s a hybrid of plastic and metal — giving her a premium weight and presence on the shelf. The finish is bright combination of pink and red metallics, resembling the character’s anime armor under stage lighting.

💡 About the ES Gokin Line

The ES Gokin (short for Excellent Super Gokin) series by Action Toys and Fewture Models blends super-deformedproportions with high-end die-cast construction—a niche that pays homage to 1980s and ’90s Chogokin toys while scaling them down for compact display.

Each figure combines metal internal framing with detailed painted armor parts, often featuring transformation or weapon-swap gimmicks. The result is a collectible that feels part model kit, part premium figure: small enough for a desk display, but engineered with the same precision as full-sized mecha releases.

The Kyattō Ninden Teyandee entries (Yattaro, Pururun, and Sukashii) are fan favorites within this line, notable for their balance of SD charm and anime accuracy—long before modern manufacturers like Heat Boys or Yolopark revisited the brand.