Cheat on her husband? No. Spend all his money? No. For one man, this just might be worse. Much worse.
From the advice column of Japanās news source Yomiuri (translated by Matt Alt):
Before we got married, he didnāt exhibit much of this kind of behavior but Iāve really been noticing it lately. He collects these pathetic dolls. Theyāre called āChogokinā robots or something, I donāt know. He seems to have been collecting them since he was a kid, and he filled like four cardboard boxes with them. Sometimes heād take them out and gaze at them lovingly. It really grossed me out. So one day when he was at work I threw them all out.
When he came home, we got into a big fight. Getting angry about dolls⦠itās so childish! How can I get him to admit he was wrong? Please give me some advice.
āChogokinā means āsuper alloyā and used by Popy Toy company in the early 1970s for its die-cast robot toys that included the GA-01 Mazinger Z, a character from famed manga creator Go Nagai and one that was later spun off into video games. As Matt Alt, who wrote Super #1 Robot, points out that some of these Chogokin toys were sold as Shogun Warrior toys in the USA during the 1970s.
āIf they are old Chogokin you are talking probably a couple hundred bucks a pop,ā says Alt, āand the high end stuff can be worth a thousand or more.ā
Some on the Japanese internet are saying that itās possible the Yomiuri piece is not true ā you know, shenanigans. (Surely no one could be so cruel!) The Yomiuri, however, is one of Japanās most respected news sources.
The Chogokin line is currently owned by Japanās Bandai Namco with its āSoul of Chogokinā line. Read more about Chogokin here and here.
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