Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Now That's a Lot of Servbots


Die hard Rockman fan CapKobun recently showed off his impressive collection of Servbot memorabilia for all to see. It's practically an army! And look at that: it's our one-armed friend smack dab in the middle! It seems he's finally found a good home.

Keen-eyed collectors will no doubt spot a few rarities like those promo plushies and cookie jars. There's even a few things in there I don't recognize at all!

How does your Servbot collection compare?

Source: CapKobun (thanks, Tom!)

11 comments:

  1. *removes glasses* Mother of Servbots

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  2. Probably the best Servbot collection I've seen. Although I seem to have something he hasn't obtained yet. The set of squeezable stress-ball like Servbots that were shipped as promos for those that pre-ordered Legends 2. Also came with a small Misadventures of Tron Bonne poster...that has vanished. :( Haven't seen another one yet. The Servbots can be hard to come by too it seems.

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  3. Nightram here for the Video Game Memorabilia Museum.
    I love it! I'd like to see some individual shots.
    Does this collector have those little glass keychains? I have some of those, along with some data monkey ones.

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  4. @Nightram:

    I'll go ahead and ask him.

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  5. Wow, impressive! Only things I didn't recognize were the clock and the bath toy (at least I think that's what it is!) kobun. I bet he's the one that outbid me on the 3" kobun store display (cardboard holder thingy). I saved the auction photos of it, though :)
    -ud

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  6. Somehow... I'm not impressed. I mean its a good collection, but I don't see many servbots for a reason, more like things that have to do with them. I've seen some collections that have many servbots that you can actually call them a servbot army. He doesn't have those from the Yujin line?

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  7. I forgot to mention in my comment on the full size kobun post, he has a button that makes him say things! Unfortunately it was broken in that unit. I would have loved to try and get it working, had it not sold for so much (over 50,000 yen) :( At least it went somewhere it would be fully appreciated :)
    -ud

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  8. Looks like the one-armed friend got cleaned up a tiny bit since the last time we saw a photo of him. Looks like he ended up in very good hands.

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  9. I felt bad for our one-armed friend there, so I'm very glad to see he's got a good home, and is amongst friends. :3

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