To round things up for 2010. :D

2010 was a great year for Gloomy Bear fans.

It was the 10th anniversary for Mori Chack!

So we had a ton of releases specially with the 10th anniversary logo!

It's right there on their feet!

The be@rbrick Gloomy is released once again!!

Mori Chack came down for STGCC for the second time!

2010 also saw the FIRST ever collaboration of Mori Chack and Devil Robots, which gave us the Gloomy Tofu!

Still available at PlayImaginative!

2010 was also a great year for me. Not only my Gloomy collection blossom, I managed to get an awesome interview with the artist himself!

With the end of 2010, what can we expect for 2011?

First of all, we can expect a year of Gloomy releases from Taito which will include a new colorway (Black base with pink) especially since it will be the 5th Anniversary of the collaboration between Taito and Mori Chack!

Yes, you seeing it right! 5th ANNIVERSARY!

Perhaps also we will see Mori Chack once again during 2011's STGCC, for which you will definitely get the updates right here on Pink is Actually Faded Blood. :D

To one and all, have an awesome 2011, and stay tuned for updates!

P.S. one apologises for the intermittent posts, as my school will be starting soon!

Another piece of Gloomy-ness~

I had a friend return from Japan just a couple of days ago.

I requested her to keep an eye out for ANYTHING Gloomy there, which she did, however she was unable to grab anything from the UFO machines. (>.<)
Gloomy bear handkerchief (Instinctive). For those who don't know, that refers to grey.

This would be from a lineup that can only be obtained in Japan from Gachapon Machines. Which are most certainly rare in Kyushu, considering my friend only found it on her LAST day there (Lucky me~)

Other items that can be Gacha-ed from the machines are, name tags that come in pink and albino colorways, a pink version of the handkerchief I have, and lastly a pink gloomy face Omiyage (Present) drawstring bag. :D

All that goodness only for 200 yen. So those heading to Japan do keep an eye out for these rare Gacha-machines.

P.S. did I mention these are a special release for the 10th Anniversary of Gloomy Bear?