Sep 17, 2010 10:40:00

I got a dumpling type mascot of 'Gyoza no Ohsho' and compared it with the real thing

Sega Prize has collaborated with 'Gyoza no Ohsho' and has been sending one kind of prize to the game center every month since July. When I saw it at the game center before, I thought that 'Hmm, the Gyoza no Ohsho was also a prize', but I learned that a new prize will appear at the prize fair the other day, '-this I went to the game center to get the idea again.

In addition, I took the prize to an actual store and compared it with the actual one. This prize speaks that phrase that you can always hear when you go to 'Gyoza no Ohsho', so I'm shooting that as well.

Sega Prize Official Website [Gyoza no Ohsho] Special Page
http://segaprize.com/sp/ohsho/

Not all arcades have a 'Gyoza no Ohsho' prize, so instead of looking for it in the dark clouds, we recommend the stores listed in the 'List of prize handling stores' on the above site. However, when I actually went there, there were cases where it was just out of stock and backordered, or even though it was written that all three types were handled, in reality only one type was handled, so if you want to be sure, go to the store on the list. You should call to confirm.

So I arrived at the game center. When I saw it before, it was piled up in a big crane game housing, but this time I visited several stores and finally found it here.

It is a talkative petit mascot that speaks when you press dumplings.

This mascot has been available since mid-July, so I think it's probably limited to the actual product.

So, I started to challenge for acquisition.

YouTube-Challenge to get a dumpling-shaped chatting petit mascot


Of course, it's not that sweet because it has three arms. However, there are some tricks that can only be done with three.

YouTube-Get 2 dumpling-shaped chattering mascots at once


I got a petit mascot safely. It's a pity that I couldn't find the tableware that has been available since mid-August, but I decided to take it to the king.

Gyoza-shaped petit mascot and gyoza of 'Gyoza no Ohsho'. When I got the mascot, I felt it was big, but it seems that it was about the same size as the real thing.

If you like the king, this is a must-have item.

This mascot speaks three different phrases. The first is 'Eagar Cotel', where 'E' is 1, 'Gar' is individual (~ serving), and 'Cotel' is grilled dumplings, which means '1 serving of grilled dumplings'. Sometimes it becomes 'Koterui'.

YouTube-Gyoza no Ohsho Gyoza no Ohsho Talking Petit Mascot 'Eager Cotel'


The second is 'Koteruinaho'. 'Naho' means take-out, so it means 'take-out for one serving of grilled dumplings.' This phrase is often heard from the counter when eating inside the Osho store.

YouTube-Gyoza no Ohsho Gyoza no Ohsho Talking Petit Mascot 'Koteru Enaho'


By the way, for two people, it is 'Lyanger Cotel' and 'Cotel Liang'. In addition, fried rice is sohan, yakisoba is somen, Chinese bowl is Chudon, Tianjin rice is Tenhan, fried chicken is Enzerky, and other abbreviations that are close to Chinese-based are used by the king.

The third phrase is 'food exceeds all.' It is a phrase that decorates the last of the commercial and can be said to be synonymous with 'Gyoza no Ohsho'.

YouTube-Gyoza no Ohsho Gyoza no Ohsho Talking Petit Mascot 'Food exceeds 10,000'


Following the 'Gyoza-type Talking Petit Mascot', the second prize will be the 'High Quality Replica Tableware Set' from mid-August, and the third will be the 'High Quality Dumpling Frying Pan' from mid-September.

And what was exhibited at the prize fair was 'Gyoza no Ohsho PM lantern type USB ultrasonic humidifier'. A USB-powered humidifier with the motif of the lanterns actually used in the 'Gyoza no Ohsho' store.

It's not in the store, but if you're a fan of the king, you'll want to keep it on your desk.

Once the prizes are replaced, they may never be available again, so if you want them, try them when you see them.