What's around?

"Your side" means the peripheral badge, which is a secondary animation culture and can also be understood as the secondary peripheral badge.

It's easier said than done. The brand was set up by hand, but there was a brand called Yum. To put it bluntly, it is a small iron badge, and the printed picture has both colleagues and officials. I really don't understand what this thing is for. Not on your chest? I wouldn't even do that in elementary school. If you just like that picture, you can see it more clearly by buying another one.

When these two characteristics of "valley" are added together, the quantitative change will be qualitative change, and it will gradually become horrible. For example, if you liked a character a long time ago, you would like it silently, or search some beautiful pictures on the Internet, or send a post to a magazine to form a support club. If today's children like a character, you should buy posters, Yum!, fan books, cotton dolls, stop signs, official weeks, fans' side, starting from two months before shipment, and so on.

Other peripheral devices:

There is also a kind called cotton doll. No matter how you look at it, I think it's just that the doll was made more exquisitely when I was a child. Of course, cotton dolls are not only related to animation. It is said that many star support groups do the same, but that is even stranger.

Limited by the material of "cloth", the five senses of cotton dolls can't be very different, and it's even more impossible to see that a real person and a star/character are no different from another doll. Isn't this embarrassing? Similarly, there are those pillow-sized "jiaozi".