2009: The Year Anime Statues Took Over Japan
15-09-2009
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First, there was Gundam and there was much rejoicing. Then there was Tetsujin and there was the not quite as much but still audible rejoicing. Tonight, it’s hit the wires that two more statues will be unveiled this month on the 19th and 22nd respectively… yay? The first statue to be unveiled will be a 15 [...]
First, there was Gundam and there was much rejoicing. Then there was Tetsujin and there was the not quite as much but still audible rejoicing. Tonight, it’s hit the wires that two more statues will be unveiled this month on the 19th and 22nd respectively… yay? The first statue to be unveiled will be a 15 [...]
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