{"id":5988,"date":"2016-11-29T11:00:46","date_gmt":"2016-11-29T02:00:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.fromjapan.co.jp\/en\/?p=5988"},"modified":"2019-06-24T14:12:17","modified_gmt":"2019-06-24T05:12:17","slug":"11-rare-anime-g-shock-collaborations-from-japan","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.fromjapan.co.jp\/en\/anime\/11-rare-anime-g-shock-collaborations-from-japan.html","title":{"rendered":"11 Rare Anime G-Shock Collaborations from Japan"},"content":{"rendered":"

For over three decades, Casio\u2019s G-Shock watch line has maintained its place as one of the world\u2019s leading brands of durable watches. Considered by many to be the \u201cultimate tough watch,\u201d the G-Shock is designed to weather all your adventures: it\u2019s water resistant, shock resistant, and self-adjusting, with several models running completely on solar power. But beyond functionality, G-Shock refuses to take a backseat to fashion by combining its cutting-edge technology with the latest cultural trends and collaborations\u2014including many of the anime classics otaku know and love. Keep reading to see what limited edition G-Shock anime collaborations you\u2019ve been missing out on and how you can get one on your wrist straight from Japan!<\/p>\n

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Gundam G-Shock: GD-100 35th Anniversary Models<\/strong><\/h2>\n

In 2014, two limited-edition Gundam G-Shock watches based on the GD-100 model were released in commemoration of Mobile Suit Gundam<\/em>\u2019s 35th anniversary celebration; and while they may not be Gundam\u2019s first collaboration with Japan\u2019s esteemed watch maker, they\u2019re undoubtedly the coolest.<\/p>\n

GD-100 35th Anniversary White Model<\/h3>\n

\"GundamThe white GD-100 model<\/a><\/strong> takes inspiration from the legendary Gundam RX-78-2 and was so popular on its release that it sold out in less than 24 hours. It\u2019s jam-packed with references Gundam otaku will easily recognize: the EFSF (Earth Federation Space Force) logo on the watch face, the Amuro insignia which appears when the LED backlight is activated, and the Gundam RX-78-2 helmet engraved on the back casing.
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GD-100 35th Anniversary Red Model<\/h3>\n

\"GD-100Based on Char Aznable\u2019s notorious nickname, \u201cThe Red Comet,\u201d this red G-Shock model<\/a><\/strong> captures the sleek, glossy look of Char\u2019s mobile suit\u2014from the watch\u2019s crimson face and black negative display panel, down to the pink Mono-Eye. This G-Shock features a high-luminescent LED, instantaneous times from the world\u2019s 48 major cities, an alarm clock, stopwatch, and more, and is sure to make you feel like you\u2019re at the control panel of your very own mobile suit!
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Evangelion G-Shock Model<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"EvangelionConsidered one of the boldest and most controversial anime series of its time, Neon Genesis Evangelion <\/em>collaborated with G-Shock to create the ultimate tribute to the series\u2019 special edition release. The GA-110EV-6AJR takes its inspiration from the iconic Evangelion Unit 01, whereas the GA-110PS-7AJR is themed after the Plugsuit of Evangelion Unit 00 pilot, Rei Ayanami. Featuring texturized designs and transparent, mechanical faces, these Evangelion<\/em> G-Shock watches<\/a><\/strong> capture all the elegance and edginess of one of anime\u2019s most daring sci-fi series.
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Akira G-Shock Models: Kaneda DW-6900 and Neo-Tokyo DW-5600<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Considered a cult classic among anime otaku, Akira\u2019s<\/em> G-Shock models commemorate the film\u2019s 30th anniversary in sleek style. Both designs are limited to 1,000 units worldwide and come in manga-inspired, decorative tins.<\/p>\n

Kaneda DW-6900<\/h3>\n

\"AkiraThe highly sought-after Kaneda DW-6900<\/a><\/strong> is inspired by Akira<\/em>\u2019s protagonist and features the red, blue, and white motif of his biker gang, The Capsules. Engage the watch face\u2019s backlight to reveal the gang\u2019s signature pill symbol. Customized graphics on the watchband include the barcode of Kaneda\u2019s license and The Capsule motto: \u201cGood for Health. Bad for Education.\u201d
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Neo-Tokyo DW-5600<\/h3>\n

\"Neo-TokyoNot sure if you want to join Kaneda\u2019s gang but still want to show off your love for Akira<\/em>? Then consider the Neo-Tokyo DW-5600<\/a><\/strong>\u2014a white-bodied watch that provides an equally impressive representation of the anime. Backlighting the watch reveals the anime\u2019s title, which is also custom etched onto its rear casing alongside Akira’s experimentation number \u201c28.\u201d The watchband bears an ominous line that any fan would instantly recognize: \u201cJuly 1998 \u2013 World War III breaks loose. Then, in 2019, in Metropolis Tokyo\u2026\u201d
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Astro Boy G-Shock Anniversary Models<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"AstroCreated by the \u201cFather of Manga,\u201d Osamu Tezuka, Astro Boy<\/em> is considered the very first hit anime series and remains Tezuka\u2019s most notable creation. Over the years, G-Shock has collaborated twice with the Astro Boy<\/em> franchise, creating a pair of unique timepieces featuring Japan\u2019s time-honored character. The Astro Boy DW-5600 marks the \u201cMighty Atom\u2019s\u201d 60th anniversary and features a vintage, manga-covered case and a backlit image of Astro Boy in flight. The Astro Boy DW-6900 was created a few years later to pay homage to Osamu Tezuka\u2019s 80th birthday anniversary; though Tezuka died at age 60, this G-Shock model is another hopeful reminder that his legacy will live on until the end of time.
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Tony Tony Chopper Baby-G Model<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"TonyWith only 2,000 watches in existence, the limited-edition Tony Tony Chopper Baby-G<\/a><\/strong> is the buried treasure you\u2019ve been searching for! Its pastel color scheme taken from Chopper\u2019s fuzzy top hat paired with the fashionably smaller Baby-G watch size make it ideal for female fans of the Straw Hat Crew\u2019s tiniest member. Featuring LED lighting, animated display wheels, and an etch of the Cotton Candy Lover himself on the backside, this ultra-rare Baby-G would make the perfect gift for any One Piece<\/em> otaku.
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Sailor Moon Baby-G Model<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"SailorCapturing all the magic of the Sailor Senshi, this special edition Sailor Moon Baby-G<\/a><\/strong> is as beautiful as the lunar heroine herself. The watch features a customized band and backlight, which display Sailor Moon\u2019s graceful silhouette and iconic catchphrase, as well as a transparent Crystal Star case for safe keeping.
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Kyubey Baby-G Model<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"KyubeyFortunately, you don\u2019t need to form a contract with Kyubey to get your hands on this rare Puella Magi Madoka Magica <\/em>Baby-G watch<\/a><\/strong> (though it might be just as difficult to hunt one down)! While the collaboration design elements may seem subtle compared to other watches featured here, switch on the LED and Kyubey\u2019s ominous eyes will quickly convince you otherwise.
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Fact Check: Is the Doraemon G-Shock Legit?<\/strong><\/h2>\n

\"FactDoraemon, the robotic cat with an ability to summon any gadget he needs, might seem like the perfect fit for a cutting-edge watch brand like G-Shock, and a lot of knock-offs want you to think that a limited-edition collaboration exists. Unfortunately, fans of the fantastical feline will need to keep holding their breath as Casio has yet to announce anything but a warning.<\/p>\n

Casio has informed collectors that the so-called \u201climited-edition G-Shock X Doraemon GA-110\u201d is, in fact, a fake color-over that originated in Thailand and is not authorized by Casio. These bootleg watches come in at least three variants and have seen a lot of circulation in Southeast Asia, often appearing on auction sites. While it may be tempting to purchase a \u201cDoraemon G-Shock,\u201d be warned that these unlicensed products are not guaranteed to have the durability or water resistance of traditional G-Shock watches and as such are no longer under the manufacturer\u2019s warranty.<\/p>\n

Where to Buy Rare Anime G-Shock Watches from Japan<\/strong><\/h2>\n

G-Shock anime collaboration watches are the stylish way to rep your fandom fashion, and limited-edition releases only make them even more coveted by collectors. Fortunately, you don\u2019t have to travel to Japan to purchase the ultimate otaku timepiece. With FROM JAPAN\u2019s online proxy and auction service, you can get these exclusive watches and more delivered to your door. G-Shocks sell out fast, so shop now before your prized watch is snatched away by another collector<\/a><\/strong>!
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For over three decades, Casio\u2019s G-Shock watch line has maintained its place as one of the world\u2019s leading brands of durable watches. Considered by many to be the \u201cultimate tough watch,\u201d the G-Shock is designed to weather all your adventures: it\u2019s water resistant, shock resistant, and self-adjusting, with several models running completely on solar power. 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