#no they won't be for sale this is a unique plushie

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With a wild coincidence that they arrived on the same day of my blog-iversary, I can introduce! MY BOYS!!! I am too sleepy for better pictures lol

They were designed by @cecilioque for me, who also did all the talking to the manufacturer.

Thank you SO MUCH Sunny for helping my boys become real! I adore them SO MUCH!!

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I think my aesthetic might be something along the lines of cottagecore and light academia with a tinge of Studio Ghibli and bits and pieces of chaotic academia. So this includes:

classical music blaring out of cheap speakers, homemade food served in reused takeout containers, half dying houseplants in everything but traditional flower pots, the fragrance of jasmine and mint, mirrors reflecting sunlight on to disorganised bookshelves with the most random collection of books, soups in glassware, gel pen doodles all over my notes, herbal teas in whiskey glasses, locally sourced incense sticks, handmade woolen blankets over commercially sold quilts, baking granola bars on a lazy sunday afternoon, adding chocolate to literally everything, mid day naps when the weather is cloudy yet humid, ribbon ties instead of stapler pins, making my own spice powders, scented oil lamps, being obsessed with cloves, sleeping on a bed full of pillows only to find over half of them on the floor next morning, missing alarms because closing my eyes for two more seconds won't make me fall asleep again, picking flowers and herbs from the garden, sleepy afternoons, careful skincare but with the most day to day products, eucalyptus oil, use and throw inhalers to deal with my anxiety because the smell of menthol calms me down, short nails and neutral manicure, smelling like flowers one day and like the sea the other, getting excited whenever I spot the moon, absolutely in awe and in love with the clouds because they're amazing and so creative, puppies, calligraphy using ball pens, homemade mocha latte using soya milk, my grandma's childhood earrings that I wear all the time, newspapers, organic vegetables sold by retired social workers, tote bags, reusable metal water bottles, hot showers and cold rinses, using my grandmother's favorite brand of soap because I love smelling like her, herbal hair oil, smelling like sandalwood, cooking pasta with the family, reading secondhand books, collecting fused light bulbs, pencil underlines, postcards, 1 am poetry, pop instrumentals and pensive journaling, benzene rings on page margins, berry flavoured cough syrup, baking bread, long walks, loud conversations, thrifting, e-books, chocolate wrappers hidden between dictionary pages, colourful periodic table prints, plushies, honey, fleece blankets, sleeping cats, signet ring, dried rose I'd bought for myself and carried around like a trophy travelling back home with it in the public bus, twinning perfumes coincidentally with my best friend, vintage looking brand new ink pen and expired ink, sticky notes with motivational quotes covering my wall, never buying perfumes and only using the ones I'm gifted, random words that remind me of niche incidents or memories written along the corners of my study material, pearl jewelry set that my dad gifted my mom but it's me who wears it now, combat boots bought at ¼th it's price at a discount clearance sale, all my jackets being bought from different countries by my dad and thus each serving as a token of memory, lipstick shades that match only extremely specific vibes and look off and odd at other times, cherry lip balm stick that I've used only twice, daily calendar sheets reused as a notepad, birthday candles from my 16th birthday sitting on my work table, the lingering smell of multiple beverages in my room because I seldom wash the cups I drank them from and now they're cluttered all over the room, hand me down luxury watches older than me, chipped nailpolish, reminders written down on tissue papers, bus tickets all over my bag, sugar-free chewing gum, deodorant that never washes off my clothes, wearing clothes purchased 5 years ago and getting compliments simply because it's not trendy but is unique, mini origami cranes, rose sprays, lychee scented sanitizer, baking bread at home on weekends, homemade hair masks, turning up late because i was busy enjoying life walking through the eucalyptus grove on the way to class, running to the station yet missing the train, all my everyday ornaments having a deeper meaning to me.

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Hi! Not sure if this is the best place to ask but i don't have twitter so:

In regards to the Randy plush, how long is he planned to be available? Is it a time thing or a limited stock thing? (I'd love to get one, but probably won't be able to order one immediately)

It's a time thing. Only reason it hasn't be announced yet is because Makeship does their giveaway first, so everyone gets a chance to win the free plush. Plus, hey, contest is good advertising. On the 4th of November, the actual campaign will launch. And right now, the plush is scheduled to be buyable for 21 days (starting on the 4th), at the end of this process (presuming enough people, y'know, buy the thing heh heh), the plushies are then made to order and shipped out to everyone who bought 'em, one for each purchase. If barely anyone buys the plush once the campaign's up, like with Kickstarter, anyone who pledged to buy the plush just gets a refund and Randy is once again crammed back into the ether, kicking and screaming while he drifts back into the bounds of nonexistence.

The made to order thing can be hard to wrap your head around at first, if you don't know much about merchandising, but for smaller indies who wanna release a few plushies without dealing with stuff like a guaranteed sales margin and whatnot, it's a godsend! Basically, it ensures that in the year 2035, there won't be an abandoned warehouse in the middle of a nuclear wasteland just filled to the brim with unsold randy plushes... Because the plushes are all made after the campaign, exactly one plush for each unique purchase.

I think it's a little cute in theory, and perfectly suited for a dating sim character, that each and every Randy plush is made once the campaign ends, specifically for the person who ordered that particular plush. Like a soulmate or probation ankle tracking bracelet, you'll know with certainty that your randy plush (trash husband) is (technically) one of a kind, designed to resemble all of his other siblings, but made JUST for you (and only you! ;))

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The Hunt for Rare Dinosaur Plushies: Where to Find Hidden Gems and How to Spot Fakes  

Are you a dinosaur enthusiast looking to add some rare plushies to your collection? Well, the search is on! But with so many options out there, how can you tell if what you're buying is authentic or just a fake? In this blog post, we'll guide you through the hunt for rare dinosaur plushies. From where to find hidden gems to tips on spotting fakes, get ready for an adventure into the world of prehistoric stuffed animals!

Introduction to Dinosaur Plushies

Dinosaur plushies are one of the most popular types of toy for children. They come in all shapes and sizes, and there is a wide variety of them available on the market. However, some dinosaur plushies are rarer than others, and can be hard to find. In this article, we will take a look at where to find hidden gems when it comes to dinosaur plushies, as well as how to spot fake ones.

When it comes to rare dinosaur plushies, the best place to start your search is online auction websites. Here, you can often find people selling off their personal collections for a fraction of the original price. Another great option is second-hand stores, where you might be able to find a real treasure hidden among the toys. Of course, when buying online or in person, make sure to inspect the plushie for any signs of wear and tear, as well as checking for any obvious fakes.

There are a few key things to look for when trying to spot a fake dinosaur plushie. First of all, check the stitching – if it looks sloppy or unfinished, then it's likely not a genuine product. Secondly, take a close look at the eyes – if they're mismatched or wonky, then it's another red flag. Feel the fabric – if it's thin or cheap-feeling, then it's probably not worth your money.

Where to Find Rare and Unique Dinosaur Plushies

Dinosaur plushies are not as rare as they used to be, but there are still some hard-to-find and unique ones out there if you know where to look. Here are some tips on where to find rare and unique dinosaur plushies, as well as how to spot fakes.

EBay is always a good place to start your search for rare and unique items, and dinosaur plushies are no exception. You can often find listings for one-of-a-kind or limited edition items that you won't find anywhere else. Just be sure to check the seller's feedback and shipping terms before you buy, to make sure you're getting what you expect.

Another great place to look for rare and unique items is at independent toy stores. These stores often carry items that are not available at major retailers, so it's worth checking them out if you're on the hunt for something special.

If you're willing to do a little digging, garage sales and thrift stores can also be great places to find hidden gems. You never know what you'll find when rummaging through someone's old belongings, so it's always worth taking a look. Just be sure to inspect any plushies carefully before buying, to make sure they're in good condition.

When it comes to spotting fakes, there are a few things you can look for. First of all, check the stitching – if it's sloppy or uneven, it's likely

How to Spot Fake Dinosaur Plushies

Dinosaur plushies are some of the most sought-after items by collectors and dinosaur enthusiasts alike. However, with the high demand for these unique toys comes a market full of fakes and knock-offs. It can be difficult to spot a fake dinosaur plushie, but there are some tell-tale signs to look out for.

One of the first things to check is the quality of the materials used. A genuine dinosaur plushie will be made with high-quality materials that feel soft and luxurious to the touch. The stitching should be even and precise, without any loose threads or fraying edges. If the materials look cheap or the stitching is sloppy, it's likely that you're looking at a fake.

Another way to spot a fake is by checking the details on the toy. A real dinosaur plushie will have intricate details that are carefully sculpted and painted by hand. Fake toys often have crudely drawn details or none at all. If you're unsure about the quality of the details on a toy, it's always best to err on the side of caution and assume that it's a fake.

Pay attention to the price tag. If a toy seems too good to be true in terms of price, it probably is. Genuine dinosaur plushies are handmade with high-quality materials, so they will always come with a higher price tag than mass-produced knock-offs. If you find a toy that's significantly cheaper than other similar

Tips for Collecting Rare Dinosaur Plushies

If you're a fan of dinosaurs, then you know that rare dinosaur plushies can be hard to come by. But with a little patience and perseverance, you can find these hidden gems. Here are some tips to help you in your hunt:

1. Check online auction sites. You never know when a rare dinosaur plushie will pop up for sale. Check sites like eBay frequently and set up alerts for the keywords "rare dinosaur plushie."

2. Search for private sellers. Some people may have rare dinosaur plushies that they're willing to sell, but they don't want to go through the hassle of listing them online. Try searching forums and classifieds websites for people selling rare dinosaur plushies.

3. Check out thrift stores and garage sales. You might get lucky and find a rare dinosaur plushie at one of these places. It's always worth checking!

4. Be on the lookout for fakes. There are a lot of fake rare dinosaur plushies out there, so it's important to be able to spot them. If the price is too good to be true, it's probably a fake. Also, be wary of sellers who refuse to provide photos or answer questions about the product.

Different Types of Rare Plushies Available

There are many different types of rare plushies available to collectors. The most sought after are those that are no longer in production or that are hard to find. Other rare plushies include those that have been signed by the artist or designer, those that are from a limited edition run, or those that have some type of special feature.

Some of the most popular types of rare dinosaur plushies include the following:

-Tyrannosaurus Rex: One of the most popular dinosaurs, the Tyrannosaurus Rex is also one of the most coveted plushies among collectors. Hard to find and no longer in production, these plushies can sell for hundreds or even thousands of dollars.

-Stegosaurus: Another popular dinosaur, the Stegosaurus is also highly sought after by collectors. These plushies are often hard to find and can sell for a high price.

-Brachiosaurus: The Brachiosaurus is another popular choice among collectors. These plushies can be hard to find and often sell for a high price.

Benefits of Collecting Rare and Unique Dinosaur Plushies

There are many benefits to collecting rare and unique dinosaur plushies. For one, it can be a fun and exciting hobby. It's also a great way to learn about different types of dinosaurs and their history. Additionally, collecting rare and unique dinosaur plushies can be a great investment. The value of these toys can increase significantly over time, so it's important to do your research before making any purchase.

When it comes to collecting rare and unique dinosaur plushies, there are a few things you should keep in mind. First, it's important to only buy from reputable dealers. There are many fake or counterfeit products on the market, so you need to make sure you're getting the real deal. Second, don't be afraid to negotiate on price. If you find a dealer who is willing to budge on price, you may be able to get a better deal. Always do your research before buying anything. Make sure you know what you're getting into before making any final decisions.

Conclusion

From fossil hunters to rare breeders, the hunt for dinosaur plushies remains an ever-growing and exciting venture. Armed with our guide, you now know where to find hidden gems online, what badges and features are used to determine their authenticity, and how to spot a fake before it’s too late! With luck —and a little bit of knowledge—you can be the proud owner of your very own piece of prehistoric history in no time at all.

Join the dino-fun at https://dinosaurplushies.com/  and bring home a piece of the prehistoric era today!

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"Hey guys!" Kazunari bursts into the lounge, tablet in hand, and flashes everyone a grin. "Check this out!"

Sakyo looks up, his eye already twitching. "We're in the middle of a meeting, Miyoshi."

Kazu nods, his energy not diminished in the slightest from Sakyo's chilly demeanor. "Yeah, I know! That's why I-"

"Then please let us finish." Sakyo cuts him off, gesturing towards Izumi to continue.

She gives Kazunari an apologetic smile. "Like I was saying guys, we're facing a real problem here. With everyone in quarantine, we can't put on any shows for the time being. It's just not safe."

"And without selling tickets to performances," Sakyo adds. "Our profits will go through the floor."

Sakuya makes a noise of disbelief from where he sits on the couch beside his fellow company members. "What?! But does that mean-"

"All of our hard work, down the drain..." Tsumugi says somberly, his brows furrowed with concern.

Izumi nods. "We can't let this place go bankrupt after all we've done to save it. That's why we have to figure out a way to earn money while everyone is staying home." She looks around the room at the twenty actors, all under her guidance. "Any ideas?"

Kazunari waves his hand around in the air. "Ooh, I have a-!"

"Maybe we could livestream some performances from here." Tasuku suggests. "Like one act plays, people could buy virtual tickets."

"That's a good idea!" Izumi points at him and turns to write it down on the whiteboard.

"But how would we advertise? All we have is the company website." Sakyo points out.

"Oh true." Izumi slumps. "We can't do street acts like we normally would to promote."

"And that's how we garner new fans." Sakyo says. "I guarantee that we would only get a tenth of our usual audience, maximum, without proper promotion."

Izumi hesitantly scribbles down the idea.

"Guys-" Kazunari starts to say, but this time it's Omi who interrupts him.

"What if we record videos and upload them online? Like vlogs and things. They're pretty popular right now, and I could help with filming."

Sakyo shakes his head. "That won't be showcasing our talents as actors. We need something more marketable."

"Guys, what about-"

"I know!" Citron interupts Kazunari this time, and jumps up from his seat. "We could make stuffings of ourselves and sell them!"

"Stuffings?" Tenma looks appalled.

"I am NOT being taxidermied, okay?" Taichi whines, curling up and hugging his knees with a shudder.

"I think he means 'stuffies'. Like plush toys." Itaru chimes in, busy as always on his phone.

"Plush toys?" Muku asks, his eyes lighting up at the thought.

"Yes!" Citron exclaims. "One for each of us. Yuki could sew them! A little Citron, a little Itaru-" he points to himself, and Itaru in turn. "-and a little Muku!" He finishes, leaning over to pat the pink haired boy on the head. "Soft, squishy stuffings!"

"Marshmallows...?" Hisoka asks, only hearing half the conversation.

"Wha-?" Muku blushes, seemingly overwhelmed by the idea. "B-but who would want a plushie of a shrimpy, no-good, wannabe actor like me...?"

Misumi hugs him with a chuckle. "You're not shrimpy, you're fun sized!" He pulls a triangular pebble out of his hoodie pocket and hands it to Muku to comfort him.

Yuki scoffs in agreement. "And if anyone here is a no-good, wannabe actor, it's the hack." He sniffs, shooting a glare in Tenma's direction.

Tenma balks and is probably about to retort when Izumi claps her hands for their attention. "Plushies would be a great idea. But I'm not sure if our fanbase is big enough to want to buy that kind of merchandise."

Sakyo hums his agreement. "We would need to weigh the cost of production with potential sales revenue. But Izumi is right, without a strong enough following, the idea would be a waste of time and effort."

"GUYS!" Kazunari steps into the middle of the room, waving his arms around frantically.

Everyone looks to him, slowly falling silent. "What's up, Kazunari?" Izumi asks.

Kazu lets out a breath of relief, happy to finally have everyone's full attention. "I have the perfect solution!"

"Care to enlighten us?" Sakyo asks, crossing his arms and leaning back in his seat.

Kazu nods and whips out his tablet. "We need a way to make money, while still growing our fanbase and showcasing our talents, right?"

"That's the idea." Juza grunts.

"Say no more! I found this great website, where you can make an account and post exclusive content in exchange for moolah." He turns the tablet around and shows it to Sakyo, who adjusts his glasses to examine it. "They have multiple levels of subscriptions, so it's affordable for the casual fan, and super fans can pay more to get more content. Boom! Monthly income, and a way to grow our skills and fanbase."

Kazunari grins proudly at his little speech. Sakyo's brows lift slightly as he examines the price points. "This... might work. What's the name of this website?"

"Patreon." Itaru says, reaching for a sip of his soda.

"Nope! Onlyfans." Kazu replies.

Itaru promptly sprays soft drink all over the couch, as well as Tsuzuru and Banri.

"Ah, shit! Watch it, man..." Banri grumbles, while Tsuzuru wearily hands Itaru a tissue and claps him on the back while he tries to choke in a breath.

"Are you..." Itaru coughs, his eyes watering. "Are you sure that's the best idea?"

"Why wouldn't it be?" Kazu asks, perplexed.

"It's just that... people sometimes..." Itaru tries to stammer out what he means to say, uncharacteristically flustered.

"People use that site for all sorts of things." Azuma chimes in helpfully, his hands folded in his lap. "It's very profitable."

"Right? That's what I'm saying!" Kazunari shoots a finger gun and a wink at Azuma, thanking him for agreeing. "It's like, totally a great way to make money. And check it out, the content is exclusive to people who subscribe, so it builds hype and mystery around what's posted."

"Oh, it's no mystery." Azuma chuckles to himself, his eyes glittering with amusement.

"So, what do you say, Frooch?" Kazunari turns pleading eyes to Sakyo. "I'll manage all the networking for it, and I'm sure Itaroon wouldn't mind promoting it either, right dude? You have a bunch of followers!"

At this, Itaru's cheeks turn curiously pink. "I-I'm... people might think..."

Sakyo stands up. "Very well. Miyoshi, you can set up this Onlyfans promotional account for the company."

Kazunari fist pumps the air in victory. Sakyo points a finger at him. "However, I expect you to take this seriously, alright? If I don't see profits by the end of the month, I'm pulling the plug."

"You got it, chief!" Kazu cheers, giving him a salute. Then Sakyo glances at everyone else. "I expect you all to cooperate and do as Miyoshi tells you. He's in charge of this project, but we all have to participate for it to be successful. Remember, this is catered to our audience."

"I'm sure they'll be overjoyed," Azuma smiles cryptically.

Sakyo then adjourns the meeting and leaves, taking Izumi with him to talk about budgeting. The others all chatter over each other, bursting with questions about this new endeavour.

"Whoa, whoa! One at a time, guys." Kazu laughs, thrilled to be the center of attention.

Homare raises his hand. Kazunari gestures for him to go ahead.

"How frequently will we need to post? I require inspiration to make anything truly worthwhile." He chuckles, twirling his hand in the air dramatically. "I cannot create on demand, you know."

Kazunari snaps his fingers. "Cool question. Answer is: whenever you want! Subscribers will be paying the same fee no matter how much we post, but posting more often will get more people talking about us!"

Sakuya raises his hand next. "What kind of content should we make? There's a lot of options."

While considering Sakuya's question, Kazunari either ignores or doesn't hear Itaru choke again. "I'd say we should do lots of stuff! We can post vlogs, like Omimi suggested, and scripted stuff, like Tax's idea. It'll give us good practice and show off our skills."

"What about fanservice?" Azuma says innocently, raising his hand as he does so. "Wouldn't it help us grow closer with our fans if we take their questions and requests?"

"Fanservice! Yes." Kazu agrees.

Itaru purses his lips, his eyes full of alarm he stares down at the carpet.

"You know, that's a good idea." Tsuzuru says thoughtfully. "Even though our fanbase is growing, we haven't really interacting with them on a personal level."

"Trust me, this will make it super duper personal." Kazunari assures him eagerly. Itaru tries to hold in either a laugh or a sob, his lips beginning to twitch from the effort.

"Maybe we should look at some other accounts to get ideas." Masumi suggests.

"Great idea!" Kazunari agrees, lifting his tablet. But before he can search, Itaru and Azuma are both on their feet.

"Don't-!" Itaru snatches the tablet away. "I... I have to get my login bonus." He gives the weak excuse and quickly makes sure Kazunari hasn't accidentally called up any questionable content.

Azuma pats Kazunari on the back, smiling apologetically. "I think we should come up with something unique, without any influence..."

"Y-yeah, sure." Kazunari looks between them, his eyes wide with confusion.

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