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DESCRIPTION
Original name: Pepsi NEX Paramount Japan マダガスカル 70%
Date of release: 2010-04-01
Size: 50mm
du-al.io included: no
Condition: 10
10: The toy is in mint condition, virtually indistinguishable from its original state at the time of production or release.
9: The toy is in superb condition, displaying only minor flaws that do not significantly affect its appearance or value.
8: The toy is well-cared-for and fully functional, with slight signs of wear that do not diminish its overall appeal.
7: The toy is in good working order but may exhibit noticeable wear or cosmetic blemishes.
6: The toy functions properly but shows considerable wear or cosmetic issues.
5: The toy displays moderate wear, cosmetic defects, and minor functional limitations.
4: The toy is clearly worn, with visible cosmetic defects and potential functional issues that may require attention.
3: The toy is heavily used, with significant cosmetic flaws and potential functional problems.
2: The toy shows extensive wear, cosmetic damage, and functional issues that likely need repair.
1: The toy is in poor condition, heavily damaged or non-functional.
Description:Pepsi NEX Paramount Japan Madagascar 70% | Tokyo Fishmarket
Released in April 2010 as part of the Pepsi NEX × Paramount campaign, the BE@RBRICK Madagascar 70% figure is a tribute to the animated movie "Madagascar." The character featured in this campaign is Alex the Lion, the star of the movie, and it's presented as a 50mm tall BE@RBRICK figure, designed as a keychain. Exclusively available in Japan, this collection came with every 500ml Pepsi NEX PET bottle, and the campaign was a major hit in convenience stores across the country.
The collaboration celebrated some of Paramount's most iconic movies, with Madagascar being a fan favorite, especially for younger collectors. The film, loved for its humor and quirky animal characters, left a strong impact in Japan, where animated films often perform very well.
How to Train Your Dragon 1
How to Train Your Dragon 2
Monsters vs. Aliens
Saturday Night Fever
The Hunt for Red October
Shrek
Transformers
Beverly Hills Cop
The Godfather Part I
Madagascar
Top Gun
Flashdance
This collaboration is remembered fondly by collectors and movie fans, and the Madagascar BE@RBRICK continues to be a sought-after piece. Don’t miss your chance to add this unique piece to your collection.
