Featured image adapted from Fann Wong on Facebook.
Singaporean celebrity Fann Wong produced a variety of 3D printed Pokémon figurines with her son, sharing the collection in a Facebook post on Tuesday (3 Nov).
She intends to sell them at her son’s school charity sale.
Source: Fann Wong on Facebook
Ms Fann, one of Singapore’s most well-known actresses, said that she made a “super cool” collection of figurines with her son, Zed.
Source: Fann Wong on Facebook
The stars of the batch were two sizeable armoured Mewtwo figurines from the Pokémon franchise.
Ms Fann also 3D-printed the iconic Pikachu as well as Mega Charizard X.
Source: Fann Wong on Facebook
Another large figurine was a Shiny black Rayquaza.
Source: Fann Wong on Facebook
For some reason, the collection also included a depiction of the Pokémon Snorlax as Budai, or the Laughing Buddha.
Source: Fann Wong on Facebook
Moving away from Pokémon, Ms Fann even printed out the cute pink god-slaying puffball Kirby.
Source: Fann Wong on Facebook
“Tomorrow, we’ll bring them all to the school’s charity sale,” she explained.
Ms Fann wished Zed good luck and hoped everyone would like the 3D-printed items.
Her post gained more than 1,200 likes at press time. Netizens praised Ms Fann for the bonding activity with her son.
Source: Facebook
Another commenter asked about potential copyright issues.
Source: Facebook
In 2014, a woman named Claudia Ng 3D-printed Pokémon-themed planters and put them on sale.
The Pokémon Company International sent her a cease and desist letter and her products were removed from the online marketplace.
Nintendo, which owns a third of The Pokémon Company, has a reputation for being extremely strict with anything it views as copyright violation.
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Featured image adapted from Fann Wong on Facebook.