Bandai Namco wants you to spend $20,000 on a Summer Lesson figurine

Ōkami

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Bamco just announced that the PSVR hit Summer Lesson will be released on retail on May 25th, alongside that they announced a bunch of figurine's of the game's main character, Akira Miyamoto.

Including a human size figurine that its planned to be sold at 2.700.000 yen, or about 22.000 USD at 1.6m in height.

However if you can't shell out TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS videogame merchandise then they also give you the economic version, the same figurine but at a height of 21cm for $90.

There's also a swim suit version I won't be posting pics of.

No preorder yet, but you can sign up so you'll get more details directly when they show up.

http://tamashii.jp/special/summer-lesson/
http://tamashii.jp/special/summer-lesson/img/20170316/human_SL_pamph.pdf
http://www.tamashiinations.com/summer_lesson/
 
People will buy it. I expect them to sell out, actually.

This is a smart move, actually. The fan base for these style of figurines will eat this up.
 
Can't you buy a car with the price of that figure?
 
I'm confused by the decimal usage. I read that as $20 USD. Obviously it's not that price. I know it's supposed to convey ~$20k. Is this formatting that means the opposite of what it's mathematical usage should be?

Edit: Dangit European formatting. Stop being terrible. As Titanoboa pointed out, "1.6m" sure isn't 16 meters.

Can't you buy a car with the price of that figure?

You can buy a nice car for that price.
 
these sorts of things are usually more for marketing than actual people buying it.

they get people to talk about their game and their bizarre $20,000 figurine now
 
I'm confused by the decimal usage. I read that as $20 USD. Obviously it's not that price. I know it's supposed to convey ~$20k. Is this a format usage that means the opposite of what it's mathematical usage should be?
first thought is op doesn't live in the us. but then why the conversion?
 
That's a lot of point-dollars.

OTOH, a small price to pay for what would surely be the greatest of all conversation starters
or enders.
 
she's so generic.

I don't understand the fascination with school uniform.People want to get OUT of that shit.

School uniform is shit.School is shit.
 
At $20k I'd rather go to Japan, find some really nice looking escorts, do my business and spend the leftover money on figures, games, manga, anime, food and some other stuff a decent gaffer would do.
 
At $20k I'd rather go to Japan, find some really nice looking escorts, do my business and spend the leftover money on figures, games, manga, anime, food and some other stuff a decent gaffer would do.

Or buy the figure like what a decent gaffer also does.

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
 
The full size version is actually a good deal though. If producing it cost the same per cm^3 it would cost $39,805. So of course everyone is going to buy the big one
 
That's a lot of point-dollars.

OTOH, a small price to pay for what would surely be the greatest of all conversation starters
or enders.

"I love Buddha statues and small figurines!"

"Oh nice, funny you should mention it, I also love statues and figurines!, I actually own a live sized Japanese school girl statue in my room!"

"What?"

"What?..."
 
I really doubt there are any students that love their uniform.

I bet most can't wait to change by day's end.I know I did.

We aren't talking about students here, but shutins with plenty of disposable income. Like myself, yet, i find this particular figure boring.
 
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