April 17, 2024
ANIMAL CROSSING WW DS K.K. SLIDER PLUSH PLUSHIE TOY NEW
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71599N ANIMAL CROSSING WW - TOTAKEKE / K.K. SLIDER PLUSH Comment: Large character plushie from the Nintendo Game series."Totakeke, a musician operating under the stage name K.K. Slider, is a guitar-playing dog who appears in both Animal Crossing and Wild World. If the player visits him, Totakeke will play a song for them. He will then give the player a free recording of that song which can be played in the character's house on a stereo item. In Animal Crossing, K.K. was a street musician, who played in front of the town train station. In Wild World, he has secured official performances at the town coffee shop, w he is a major draw on Saturday nights.K.K. has gained notability outside of the gaming world as well, due to a perceived pro-piracy stance in his behaviour in Wild World. In the game, he refers to his song recordings as "boots", criticizes "industry fat cats", and claims that his music "wants to be free". These statements even attracted the attention of the New York Times, which authored an article on the musician.Totakeke's name is actually the nickname of Kazumi Totaka, the musical composer for the Animal Crossing games." - WikiVery high quality.Brand new. Official item.Has stiched details, not decal features as found on the fake Hong Kong cheap versions.Size : About 9 inches / 230 mm high and comes with original Tag.Condition:
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