I've been searching long and hard for a particular Pokemon Rotom Heat figure. I've googled it extensively, but to no avail. If anyone knows where I might find this for purchase, your help would be much appreciated.


What or who is a "ck"?
I see, thank you. Also, is vader the user's full name?user captkirby, i recommend private messaging him
if not you could try vader
Ah yes, I've seen those. If I can't get my hands on this particular one those will be my backup. I want this one specifically because I have a set of my favorite Pokemon from this finger puppet series standing on my shelf excepting Rotom-H. It would be nice if it was the of similar size.Also, as a heads up, there are a few similar Rotom toys newly released in japan.
If my sisters don't play with them, yes. (They will)So, it's really rare, and your idea is to rob thousands of innocent Japanese kids of the chance to get one just so you can put it up for display on a dusty shelf?
I checked their entire store list. No luck, but thanks anyway.There's a Japanese hobby shop in town with those (they're called "kids" I believe) but I don't think I've ever seen a Rotom-Heat. Check out http://pkmncollectors.livejournal.com and see if someone there is selling it.
You know that was a joke, right?m rock, I think that's the stupidest post I've ever read, and I've read lmitchell posts
congrats I guess?i have a gigantic chasm of a vagina
http://page5.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/e135379786edit 2: just did a search on yahoo japan auctions (type in the japanese namee of rotom durr) and there are kids of every form up for 100 yen or less. using a middleman would make it cost more but maybe you could buy a kid lot instead and split fees with people?
This is one of the wonderful things about doing international business with credit cards. They charge your card and make the conversion to the foreign currency, and the conversion rate is usually at least as favorable as it would be if you bought a bank draft in the foreign currency.