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Toycon 2012 Favorites

Here are a few of my personal favorites among the many toys and geek treasures present during the 11th Toycon at the SM Megamall in Ortigas. It was a good thing I had a short list of the things I really wanted to buy because these babies would have bled my wallet and bank account dry. Enjoy!

Plush toys of alexandra Trese and the Kambal
Manny statue with an amazing likeness

The Pacman action figure rocks!

I think this was a 6 foot tall figure advertising a statue line of around 8"

Vomit Boy from Secret Fresh.

Zombadings merch. Who whuddathunk? heck, I'm loving it!

I didn't really like Jason Todd as Robin but as Red Hood, he rocks.

A blank Bototoy from Secret Fresh.

My favorite hooters proponent!

Really shiny tin robots

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  1. UnknownSeptember 12, 2012 at 1:44 AM

    How can I buy those Trese Plushies? Where and How Much? Thank you in advance for the reply. Reply will be very much appreciated if to be sent via Twitter. @TOOTSILOG Thank you very much!

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