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#podcast | Jakks Nintendo Figures | #gaming Preserved | Acquisition #012

#podcast | Jakks Nintendo Figures | #gaming Preserved | Acquisition #012

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Welcome back to the Rkaydz Museum — where reverence meets retro.


Today, we induct three stunning examples of modern toy craftsmanship: the Jakks Pacific Mario (2023), Princess Daisy (2024), and Ice Luigi (2024) collectible figures. Born in the wake of The Super Mario Bros. Movie’s billion-dollar success, these figures don’t just represent characters — they honor legacy.


From Jakks Pacific’s roots in the toy industry to Nintendo’s shift toward display-worthy merchandise, we explore how action figures evolved into museum-quality artifacts. These aren’t just toys… they’re tangible nostalgia molded in plastic and painted with precision.


👑 Join us as we inspect every sculpted detail and induct them formally into the collection. A white-gloved welcome for three ambassadors of the Mushroom Kingdom.


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📜 Credits and Sources:
• Jakks Pacific figure showcase footage courtesy of Jakks Pacific (YouTube)
• Jack Friedman induction footage courtesy of The Toy Association (YouTube)
Super Mario Bros. Movie trailer courtesy of Illumination / Nintendo
• Nintendo Switch trailer courtesy of Nintendo Co., Ltd.
• ChatGPT and AI evolution footage courtesy of OpenAI (YouTube)
• Ukraine conflict coverage via NewsNation (used under editorial fair use)


• Created by Corey A. Burkes
• Music composed by Liam Bradbury
• Produced by DesktopEpics Entertainment
• Visuals by Higgsfield AI | Google Veo
• Audio Developed with Elevenlabs

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