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Yeah, you're right. you know what this is... wait for it.

Si. obviamente es ESO que están pensando... esperenlo  pronto.

Wooper Looper at SDCC 2012

Looks like Wooper Looper had a great time at SDCC this year, Gary also show up a blank pink version, both editions came out lovely, and receive lots of attention by some cool artists, who actually pick a few of them (wont say who, but they are a pretty happy now with their Loopers!)

The remaining from SDCC are now at Gary Ham Webstore, so before its too late go there and grab yours, remember this fellas are limited to 100 for the painted edition and 50 (i think) of the pink one, GO not many must be left! if not you will be crying around and buying expensive Woopers on Ebay LOL
Pictures stolen from Gary and  Jeremy Brautman


El Wooper Looper fue un éxito en SDCC como se esperaba! Además de la edición pintada Gary presento una versión más limitada, sin pintar y en vinil rosa, no solo fans se llevaron un Wooper en su botín de SDCC también varios artistas se llevaron el suyo, lo cual siempre es un honor para el creador del toy (y claro, para mi también) Los Wooper restantes ahora estan a la venta en este link: Tienda Gary , así que no se queden sin su Wooper y agarren el suyo antes que se acabe, recuerden son piezas limitadas que no se volverán a hacer en estos colores.

Gary Ham's sofubi Wooper Loopers unveiled, to be at SDCC

"It’s been said that I look like a lizard,
I’ve even been called a newt!
I’m neither or either, I’m my very own creature,
I’m a Wooper Looper! Woop Woop!

I have toes and I swim, I regenerate limbs,
I think the gills on my head are quite foxy,
Sadly, some people like to eat me, 
They fry me and pair with Sake.

I’ve traveled by air, by sea, and by land,
I’ll be yours, your new little chum,
This outcome you’ll see, as happy as can be,
Brought to you by Chauskoskis and Ham."

Wooper Looper is finally here on his first colorway!
After a long year of productions test and samples by the masters in Japan, Wooper looks so simple, but it give the factory big challenges, like the Gills, and the fingers and toes, mostly because of the small size of them, and the way the vinyl has to be pulled out of the molds, so they had to make some slight changes on the original sculpt here and there, but it came out fantastic, Sofubi toys have some magic, and the fact that each figure is different from one to another, flaws are beauty :D Really excited about having a Wooper in hand next week in SDCC 2012 grab yours fast because these little chums are going to fly out of the shelves!

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