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Created by [[Yoskay Yamamoto]] and produced by [[Munky King]]. Released late 2008, first seen at [[SDCC]]'08. The figure stands 7" tall. Koibito is based on the original painting featured in Yoskay's "In a Foreign Land" joint show at [[project:gallery]].

''"Once upon a time I had a goldfish named Tuna. But he passed away because of my laziness and mistreatment...So I painted him for his memory...But at same time Koibito symbolizes the sense of alienation that I felt growing up in Cali...It's kind of like the phrase " fish out of water"...I felt and still feel like I don't completely fit in my environment......both in Japan and the US......"''

== Editions ==
*Standard - White & Red - 1000 pieces
*Gold & Black - 500 pieces
*Smoke Clear - [[Munky King]] Exclusive,150 pieces
*[[SDCC]]'08 - Black,150 pieces
*[[SDCC]]'09 - Bronze Plated, 30 pieces
*LeBasse Projects Edition - 150 pieces

== Images ==
For Koibito customs click [[:Category:Koibito (Customs)|here]].
<gallery>
Image:Kobito.jpg|Standard
Image:Koibito-gold.jpg|Gold
Image:Koibito-smoke.jpg|Smoke Clear
Image:Koibito-bronze.jpg|Bronze Plated
Image:Koibito-labasse.jpg|Labasse Edition
</gallery>

[[Category:Vinyl Toys]]
[[Category:Vinyl Toys (Americas)]]
[[Category:2008]]
[[Category:Fish]]

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−	Created by [[Yoskay Yamamoto]] and produced by [[Munky King]]. Released late 2008, first seen at [[SDCC]]'08. The figure stands 7" tall. Koibito is based on the original painting featured in Yoskay's "In a Foreign Land" joint show at ~~[[project:gallery]]~~.	+	Created by [[Yoskay Yamamoto]] and produced by [[Munky King]]. Released late 2008, first seen at [[SDCC]]'08. The figure stands 7" tall. Koibito is based on the original painting featured in Yoskay's "In a Foreign Land" joint show at Project Gallery.

	''"Once upon a time I had a goldfish named Tuna. But he passed away because of my laziness and mistreatment...So I painted him for his memory...But at same time Koibito symbolizes the sense of alienation that I felt growing up in Cali...It's kind of like the phrase " fish out of water"...I felt and still feel like I don't completely fit in my environment......both in Japan and the US......"''		''"Once upon a time I had a goldfish named Tuna. But he passed away because of my laziness and mistreatment...So I painted him for his memory...But at same time Koibito symbolizes the sense of alienation that I felt growing up in Cali...It's kind of like the phrase " fish out of water"...I felt and still feel like I don't completely fit in my environment......both in Japan and the US......"''