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Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck

Pokemon Tomica

The recorded release year is 2002.

Release records

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Related models

Model notes · English source

Introduction

Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck (ポケットモンスター全国キャラバン オリジナルトラック) is a not-for-sale exclusive Tomica inspired by Pokemon. It is primarily released in Japan.

Overview

The Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck was released 2002.

Description

The toy includes the main figure of the Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck.

It features art of the Pokemon Pikachu and Nyarth, more commonly known as Meowth in English.

Trivia

• It is modeled after the Pokemon Caravan, which went on a nationwide tour in Japan to places such as kindergarten, catering to children.

• Its base is the No. 7 Mitsubishi Super Great Truck.

Original wiki source
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'''Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck''' (ポケットモンスター全国キャラバン オリジナルトラック) is a not-for-sale exclusive Tomica inspired by [[Pokemon Tomica (toyline)|Pokemon]]. It is primarily released in Japan.

==Overview==
The Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck was released 2002.

==Description==
The toy includes the main figure of the Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck.

It features art of the Pokemon Pikachu and Nyarth, more commonly known as Meowth in English.
==Trivia==
* It is modeled after the Pokemon Caravan, which went on a nationwide tour in Japan to places such as kindergarten, catering to children.
* Its base is the [[No. 7 Mitsubishi Super Great Truck]].
==Gallery==
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Pocketmonsternationwidecaravan.jpg
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==Videos==
==Links==
===References===
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===External Links===
[[Category:Pokemon]]
[[Category:2002 Tomica]]
[[Category:Trailers]]
[[Category:Mitsubishi]]
[[Category:Not-for-Sale]]

Text and captions adapted from Tomica Wiki with formatting changes. Pocket Monsters Nationwide Caravan Original Truck · Contributors and history · CC BY-SA 3.0

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