Kuroninja's Guide to Collecting Toys
Hey guys, it is I, Kuroninja, and I think you might've seen this coming because I'm a toy collector myself. This is Kuroninja's guide to collecting toys.
Now here's the thing. Toy collecting is a very serious task depending on what you're collecting. You might be collecting toys, expect that when you finally find them, they're very expensive. Or maybe all of them are very rare and only 3 have been made into existence because they ran out of materials. I'm going to give you some tips on how to be a good collector of toys.
The first thing you need to know is what kind of toys you're collecting and why. I recommend getting toys that match your interest. For example, you could be collecting Momoninger-related toys to complete your Momoninger shrine. It's not like I would be doing something like that...
Next, you need to know how to display them. Displaying toys is very difficult, because only a few know how to master the art of display. Notice how in museums, the relics are placed out in the open, on special places. This is why most people make the mistake of leaving the toy in the box. Keeping the toy IN the box is a big no-no when it comes to toy collecting. You're not supposed to keep the toy IN the box, you're supposed to keep the toy AND the box. That's right, remove the toy from its original packaging, but don't throw the packaging away. Some people who keep the toy inside the box have many excuses to why they keep the toy in the box, such as how they don't want to leave fingerprints or whatever. Don't be afraid of leaving fingerprints on your toys, because they're toys and they were originally intended for children. They're not meant to be taken seriously. Just don't let them be broken if it's something like an action figure made entirely out of glass. Most people who don't take the toy out of the box are probably lazy and don't deserve to call themselves True Toy Collectors. Remember: ALWAYS TAKE THE TOYS OUT OF THE BOX, BUT DO NOT THROW AWAY THE BOX. The only exception is Pop Vinyl Action Figures. You can keep those in the box.
Now for our final step: presenting. As a collector, there might be some friends or vloggers interested in your collection, like me. Make sure to explain exactly what you're collecting, and you must also know what it is you're collecting. If you were collecting Shironinger action figures but you don't even know who Shironinger is, you need to do some research on Shironinger.
Anyway, that is all, and I have nothing to do with Shironinger.
Now here's the thing. Toy collecting is a very serious task depending on what you're collecting. You might be collecting toys, expect that when you finally find them, they're very expensive. Or maybe all of them are very rare and only 3 have been made into existence because they ran out of materials. I'm going to give you some tips on how to be a good collector of toys.
The first thing you need to know is what kind of toys you're collecting and why. I recommend getting toys that match your interest. For example, you could be collecting Momoninger-related toys to complete your Momoninger shrine. It's not like I would be doing something like that...
Next, you need to know how to display them. Displaying toys is very difficult, because only a few know how to master the art of display. Notice how in museums, the relics are placed out in the open, on special places. This is why most people make the mistake of leaving the toy in the box. Keeping the toy IN the box is a big no-no when it comes to toy collecting. You're not supposed to keep the toy IN the box, you're supposed to keep the toy AND the box. That's right, remove the toy from its original packaging, but don't throw the packaging away. Some people who keep the toy inside the box have many excuses to why they keep the toy in the box, such as how they don't want to leave fingerprints or whatever. Don't be afraid of leaving fingerprints on your toys, because they're toys and they were originally intended for children. They're not meant to be taken seriously. Just don't let them be broken if it's something like an action figure made entirely out of glass. Most people who don't take the toy out of the box are probably lazy and don't deserve to call themselves True Toy Collectors. Remember: ALWAYS TAKE THE TOYS OUT OF THE BOX, BUT DO NOT THROW AWAY THE BOX. The only exception is Pop Vinyl Action Figures. You can keep those in the box.
Now for our final step: presenting. As a collector, there might be some friends or vloggers interested in your collection, like me. Make sure to explain exactly what you're collecting, and you must also know what it is you're collecting. If you were collecting Shironinger action figures but you don't even know who Shironinger is, you need to do some research on Shironinger.
Anyway, that is all, and I have nothing to do with Shironinger.
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