[Machine Translation] A large collection of popular character models from the late 1990s! This exhibition will bring us closer to the reality of the character culture at the end of the century, which added color to the dizzying and spectacular toy boom. The release of the "Spawn" action figure in 1994, the release of the new "Star Wars" in 1999, and the 20th anniversary of "Mobile Suit Gundam" led to a rapid increase in the number of inexpensive, high quality finished figures and capsule toys in the market during the 1990s. The introduction of the PlayStation and Sega Saturn next-generation video game consoles in 1994 also strongly empowered Japan's character culture. At the same time, countless character models were released in a variety of specifications that went beyond the format of past plastic model products, including the Master Grade released in 1995, adding color to the dizzying and spectacular toy boom. In this special feature, we would like to get closer to the reality of the character culture at the end of the century by reviewing the character models of the late 1990s. Of course, we will also interview the creators of the cartoons. Works/Products to be covered (tentative): 1995 "Neon Genesis Evangelion" (Bandai) 1996 "Kikudo Battleship Nadeshiko" (Bandai) /1996 "VS Knight Ramune & 40 Flames" (Bandai) 1996 "The Resolve Susume" (Bandai) /1996 "Escaflowne in the Sky" (Bandai) 1997 "Gaogaigar, King of the Braves" (Aoshima) /1998 "Bren Powered" (Bandai) 1998 "Gasaraki" (Bandai) /1998 "Cowboy Bebop" (Bandai) 1999 "The Big O" (Bandai) /1999 "Holy Gundam" (Bandai) 1999 Infinite Leviathan" (Aoshima)