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Ugo Ugo Lhuga - Surreal-kun - Vinyl Collectible Dolls (Medicom Toy)

Surreal-kun from Ugo Ugo Lhuga

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Height200 mm
First releaseMar 2005
ManufacturerMedicom Toy
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Medicom Toy presents Surreal-kun from Ugo Ugo Lhuga as part of their Vinyl Collectible Dolls line. This prepainted figure stands approximately 200mm tall and captures the distinctive character from the influential 1990s children's television program. Ugo Ugo Lhuga was a Japanese educational variety show that aired in the early 1990s, known for its innovative use of early computer graphics and surreal, imaginative segments aimed at young audiences. The show featured various animated characters, with Surreal-kun being one of the memorable personalities from the program. The series became a cultural touchstone of its era, blending education with absurdist humor and experimental visual techniques that were ahead of their time. This figure was released by Medicom Toy as part of their Vinyl Collectible Dolls series, a line known for high-quality vinyl figures spanning pop culture icons from Batman to Doraemon. Standing approximately 200mm tall, the prepainted figure represents Medicom Toy's commitment to preserving characters from across Japanese television history in collectible form.

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Scale Figure
Dimensions
H 200 mm
Edition history

Releases 1 edition(s)

Every printing of this item, newest first. Prices are manufacturer list; aftermarket varies — see offers below.

Mar 2005StandardLatest
Japan
¥3,800
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