Nagatanien: Difference between revisions
No edit summary |
m (Stationery Robot) |
||
| Line 68: | Line 68: | ||
Nagatanien SMB Mario pin 03.jpg | Nagatanien SMB Mario pin 03.jpg | ||
Nagatanien SMB Mario pin 04.jpg | Nagatanien SMB Mario pin 04.jpg | ||
</gallery> | |||
===Stationery Robot=== | |||
The Stationery Robot contained measuring tape in its head, tape and a memo pad in its abdomen, scissors and pens inside its backpack, liquid glue in its left arm, an eraser in its right arm, a tape cutter in its left leg, and a stapler in its right leg.<ref>Page 2 of [http://www.theoldrobots.com/smallbot3a.html ''Robo Stationery Bunkuroh, Medical Robo, Telephone Robo''] (Last updated August 14, 2013). Theoldrobots.com. Retrieved February 16, 2023.</ref> | |||
<gallery> | |||
Nagatanien stationery robot 01.jpg | |||
Nagatanien stationery robot 02.jpg | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 02:54, February 17, 2023
This article is under construction. Therefore, please excuse its informal appearance while it is being worked on. We hope to have it completed as soon as possible.
Nagatanien is a Japanese food manufacturer. Starting in 1986, the company started collaborating with Nintendo to sell Super Mario themed curry and furikake.[1] Nagatanien also distributed thousands of pieces of Super Mario themed merchandise through giveaways. The company sponsored Kaettekita Mario Bros., a remake of Mario Bros. for the Family Computer Disk System that featured in-game ads for their food products.
Super Mario Bros. merchandise gallery
Advertising
First commercial
Second commercial
Third commercial
Fourth commercial
Fifth commercial
Sixth commercial
Seventh commercial
Print advertisement
Another print advertisment
Packaging
Keychains
The back roughly reads: "No matter how nice Mario is, he is not allowed to cross the street."
The back roughly reads: "Even if Mario is scatter-free. he will not enter a no-entry zone."
The back roughly reads: "Raise your hand and cross the street to get 1UP."
Medical Robo
The Medical Robo was a first aid-kit in the shape of a robot. It contained a detachable backpack and various compartments. The first aid-kit consisted of nail clippers and a pill case stored in its head, tweezers and a safety pin in the left side of its chest, scissors stored in the right side of its chest, a phone book stored in its abdomen, a thermometer and portable first-aid kit stored in its back, an earpick swab stored in its left foot, and first-aid adhesive tape in its right foot.[2]
Sticker sheet containing labels
Phone cards
Phone card case
Phone card case
Phone card case
Phone card case
Phone card case
Pins
Stationery Robot
The Stationery Robot contained measuring tape in its head, tape and a memo pad in its abdomen, scissors and pens inside its backpack, liquid glue in its left arm, an eraser in its right arm, a tape cutter in its left leg, and a stapler in its right leg.[3]
Stationery Submarine
The Stationery Submarine was a collection of writing and offices supplies stored in a case shaped like a submarine. The set included a box cutter, a cellophane tape dispenser, a glue stick, a magnet, a paper clip case, a pencil holder, a pencil sharpener, push pins, rubber bands, a ruler, scissors, and a stapler.[4]
Stickers
Miscellaneous
Brochure
The front of a calendar that recorded Monday through Saturday
Camera
Unique box art for the camera
Erasers
Hankerchief
A lunchbox, which all of the merchandise would be stored in upon receiving it
Plastic bag
Another plastic bag
Pullstring bag
Playing cards
Holographic wristwatch
Wristwatch with Mario's face as a cover
Super Mario Bros. 3 merchandise gallery
Advertising
Commercial
Print advertisement
Packaging
Phone cards
Phone card case. Note Morton's unique artwork
Stickers
The Koopalings, Bowser, Princess Peach, and Raccoon Mario
Raccoon Mario, Princess Peach, and the Koopalings
Raccoon Mario and Princess Peach
Mario
Bowser, a Goomba, Mario. and Princess Peach
Mario and Princess Peach
A Blooper, Cheep Cheep, Larry Koopa, Princess Peach, Tanooki Mario, and Toad
A Blooper and a Lakitu
A Blooper and a Koopa Troopa
A Buzzy Beetle and Roy Koopa
A Buzzy Beetle and Roy Koopa
A Goomba and Spiny
A Goomba
A Hammer Bro, Mario, and Toad
A Hammer Bro and Toad
A Hammer Bro
A Hammer Bro
Larry Koopa
Larry Koopa
Mario
Mario
Mario
Mario
Mario
Mario
Princess Peach, Raccoon Mario, and Toad
Princess Peach
Princess Peach
Raccoon Mario
Raccoon Mario
Raccoon Mario
Raccoon Mario
Roy Koopa
Tanooki Mario
Toad
Toad
Toad
Toad
Toad
Toad
Toad
Toad
Wendy O. Koopa
Miscellanous
Compressed towel
Keychain
Third treasure box
References
- ^ History of Nagatanien on the official website. Retrieved October 12, 2022.
- ^ Robo Stationery Bunkuroh, Medical Robo, Telephone Robo (Last updated August 14, 2013). Retrieved October 16, 2022.
- ^ Page 2 of Robo Stationery Bunkuroh, Medical Robo, Telephone Robo (Last updated August 14, 2013). Theoldrobots.com. Retrieved February 16, 2023.
- ^ Nintendo Nagatanien Super Mario First Aid Robot & Stationery Submarine. Mandarake.co.jp. Retrieved October 17, 2022.
External links
- Japanese Wikipedia page for Nagatanien
- Commercials for Super Mario Bros. furikake: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- Commercial for Super Mario Bros. 3 furikake
