The First Official Guide to Ultra Monster Eraser
The "Ultra Monster Eraser" boom of the late 70's and early 80's. Children of that time were fascinated by the inexpensive and easily accessible eraser dolls.
Children at the time were fascinated by these inexpensive, easy-to-handle eraser dolls, and enjoyed playing with and collecting them in a variety of ways.
This book features the monster erasers that have been produced intermittently up to the present day, along with other valuable materials.
Behold the whole story of these little heroes and monsters!
Over 2,000 eraser dolls from the Ultra series released by Bandai, Popy, Fujiya, and other companies are included.
Includes over 2,000 erasers from Bandai, Popy, Fujiya, and other companies, as well as miniature books and mounting paper used in Gashagasha, Gashapon, and other games.
CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Standard Edition
A large collection of monster erasers from the boom period, including the "Ultra Monster Eraser" (Popy).
This chapter also includes reprints and other items that follow in the same vein.
Chapter 2: The Real Touch
This chapter introduces mainly realistic dolls that appeared as premium toys, such as "Ultra Monster Battle" (Fujiya) and "Monster Encyclopedia" (Bandai).
Chapter 3: Deformation
This chapter introduces deformed dolls such as "Ultraman Club" and "Ultraman Super Fighter Gekiden" (Bandai), and Takara's "Ultraman Kids".
Chapter 4 Variety
This section includes recent series such as "Ultra Sumi-e Swing" (BANDAI), and "ULTRABATTLERS" (BANDAI) released overseas, which do not fit into the previous trend.