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Wonderwall is a renowned Japanese designer toy producer and art toy brand, known for creating high-quality, limited-edition collectible figures that often combine playful aesthetics with artistic innovation. Founded by Yoshiki Fujimoto, Wonderwall has become widely respected in the art toy community for its attention to detail and collaborations with talented artists. The company has a reputation for producing distinctive, imaginative figures that push the boundaries of traditional toy design. Wonderwall’s creations often feature stylized characters and unique concepts that incorporate elements of pop culture, street art, and Japanese design. The brand is known for its use of bold, expressive colors and designs that appeal to a wide range of collectors, from those who appreciate traditional art forms to those who enjoy the cutting-edge world of designer toys. Toy Tokyo is a renowned specialty toy store located in New York City’s East Village at 91 Second Avenue, between East 5th and East 6th Streets. Established in 2000 by owner Israel “Lev” Levarek, the store has become a haven for collectors and enthusiasts, offering a diverse selection of toys and collectibles.   The store specializes in a wide range of items, including vintage and contemporary toys, action figures, designer art toys, and pop culture memorabilia. Much of its inventory is imported from Japan and Hong Kong, featuring products related to anime, superheroes, and iconic franchises. Notably, Toy Tokyo offers exclusive items from brands such as KAWS, Funko, Ron English, and Medicom Toy. Touma is a Japanese artist and designer known for his distinctive urban and edgy art toys. He gained prominence in the designer toy scene with his signature sharp, angular aesthetics and stylized, anthropomorphic characters that often have a rebellious or mischievous look. Many of his figures have oversized, curved claws instead of hands, giving them a dynamic and aggressive stance. His designs often have a street-art aesthetic, blending elements of graffiti, hip-hop, and Japanese pop culture. Touma frequently designs animal-human hybrids, masked warriors, and robotic creatures with a sleek, futuristic look. Touma’s art toys are popular among urban vinyl collectors, kaiju fans, and designer toy enthusiasts who appreciate bold, dynamic, and highly stylized figures.