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The Tomba keychains are designed to be used either as keychain or phone charm (<dfn title="Hand phone accessory">ハンドフォーンアクセソリー</dfn>). Two versions are known to exist: one where Tomba wears the [[Flying Squirrel Suit]], and one where he wears the [[Pig Suit]]. | The Tomba keychains are designed to be used either as keychain or phone charm (<dfn title="Hand phone accessory">ハンドフォーンアクセソリー</dfn>). Two versions are known to exist: one where Tomba wears the [[Flying Squirrel Suit]], and one where he wears the [[Pig Suit]]. | ||
According to the packaging, the strap is made of nylon and the figurine is made of PVC <ref>Packaging reads "PBC", which is likely a typo of PVC.<ref> | According to the packaging, the strap is made of nylon and the figurine is made of PVC.<ref>Packaging reads "PBC", which is likely a typo of PVC.</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 12:24, 22 May 2024
A number of officially licensed Tomba keychains were designed and released in Japan to promote the release of the second game.
The Tomba keychains are designed to be used either as keychain or phone charm (ハンドフォーンアクセソリー). Two versions are known to exist: one where Tomba wears the Flying Squirrel Suit, and one where he wears the Pig Suit.
According to the packaging, the strap is made of nylon and the figurine is made of PVC.[1]
Images
Notes
- ↑ Packaging reads "PBC", which is likely a typo of PVC.
External links
- Auction for a Flying Squirrel Suit keychain on Mercari - Archived via Archive.today