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Check out these limited edition cell phone designs based on the popular manga/anime series, Gacchaman. In addition to these beautifully designed shells, all the icons and notifications on-screen are themed. More pics after the jump...
Clockwise from top left: menu screen, screensaver, text message notification, incoming call notification.
Product page (Japanese)
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Wow~~ that's so cute~! When I was in Japan last time I saw tons of "dekoden" at Tokyu Hands. Why can't the US have cool stuff like these?
Posted by: Himawari | November 05, 2007 at 04:28 PM