Have obtained one artbook, looking quite posh, titled “Super Lollipop” (ISBN 978-4-86199-096-0), with the subheading of “2nd drawing works of POP”. It contains various artwork of, among others, Moetan (the English textbook, rather than the anime, it seems), and Fairy Musketeers (aka Otogi Jushi Akazukin).
Upon browsing its contents, I had to admit that it was pretty much everything that I thought it would be, and probably everything you’d think that it is too. Also, I have to wonder how this is even legal, much less being sold in uptight Singapore.
Surprisingly, the above image (from Danbooru) is about the closest I can find any scans of the book online. (I don’t have a scanner, nor do I know how to come up with high-quality scans even if I did.) If nothing else, the picture on page 119, namely a chibi version of Anime Tenchou, should be good for some laughs.
I don’t really have any point to this post other than to mention how flipping through the book results in the words “Lolipedofin, lolipedofin” marching through my head.
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Maybe they added an extra “l” in the title in that case. :P
If you highly recommend it, I just might buy it when I make my next order of Megami and Comptiq magazines.
http://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/switch-language/product/4861990963/ref=dp_change_lang/249-1968462-0738748?ie=UTF8&language=en%5FJP
lol even the Singaporean authorities are shallow, so when they see a book that looks like its for kids, they don’t really care about it.
But the price is waaaayyyy too steep. AIR DVDs for me first.
I’m not sure whether I’d “recommend” it.
On the one hand, it’s very posh (and expensive), and is filled with beautifully-drawn pictures in a soft faded style which gives a soothing effect.
On the other hand, it’s really, really lolipedofin-creepy.