Keep in mind earlier this 12 months when Nintendo revealed its vary of controller button fidget toys, offered solely within the gacha machines of its Japan shops? Effectively, it seems like there is a new assortment on the town to get us envious over again.
As noticed by an entire host of individuals as we speak on Twitter and BlueSky, it seems that the Tokyo Nintendo Retailer is dwelling to a brand new gacha assortment, one which incorporates miniature magnetic Zonai units from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Oh, be nonetheless, my beating coronary heart.
There are six totally different designs in whole: Zonai Fan, Rocket, Transportable Pot, Huge Wheel, Flame Emitter and Shock Emitter. Every miniature comes with a small magnetic pad on the again, so you may connect them to whichever metallic floor you please — and you do not even want Hyperlink’s gammy arm to do it.
In keeping with an indication on the machine (shared on Twitter by @Genki_JPN), the capsules price 600 yen (round £3 / $4) and you should purchase two at a time. For those who’re not pleased with the result and also you need to purchase extra, you may need to queue up once more. Brutal.
Zelda TOTK actual Zonai System gacha machine on the Nintendo Retailer Tokyo!
— Genki (@genkigamer.bsky.social) 2024-11-29T15:43:07.069Z
A weblog put up on Nintendo Dream Internet showcases every design in higher element, even clarifying that the capsules themselves are even modelled on the in-game translucent casing. Now come on, that is neat.
If this 12 months’s Controller Button Assortment is something to go by, then we would think about that these gacha goodies will stay a Japan unique in the intervening time. *Sigh* Again to flights to Japan on-line, then.
What do you make of those Zonai machine magnets? Which is your favorite? Tell us within the feedback.
[source bsky.app, via ndw.jp]
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