VAG 43 — ZOU

Medicom's VAG 43 — ZOU is a blue cartoon elephant figurine with a yellow collar, pink inner ears, and a smiling face, standing upright against white—its design draws inspiration from Japanese vinyl toys and gachapon figures.

The VAG 43 — ZOU by Medicom is a yellow cartoon elephant figure with pink inner ears, a red collar, and a small smile, inspired by Japanese vinyl toys—perfect for fans of Vinyl Artist Gacha gachapon figures.

The VAG 43 — ZOU by Medicom is a pink cartoon elephant figurine with large ears, a teal collar, and a smiling face, inspired by Japanese vinyl toy design, shown upright against a white background.

Five colorful VAG 43 — ZOU toy elephants by Medicom—pink, gray, blue, yellow, and off-white—stand upright with red collars and similar expressions. These gachapon figures are inspired by Japanese vinyl toy style.

$4.31 ~~$6.95~~ In stock

Medicoms langvarige Vinyl Artist Gacha-serie har en roterende lineup av (for det meste) japanske vinylkunstnere som lager små gachapon-figurer som selges i salgsautomater. I Japan må du sette noen yen i en gacha-maskin og få en figur tilfeldig, men her kan du velge.

Hver figur kommer i den originale kapselen.

Tilgjengelig som enkeltfigur (ditt valg) eller et komplett sett med alle 5 fargene.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry M. ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

Opening this one felt like a tiny lottery win—the paint detail on the little figure is way sharper than I expected for a gacha piece. It's my third from this series and the variety between artists keeps me coming back.

Sebastian ★★★★★ Sep 7, 2026

I’ve been collecting these for a while and the gacha capsule size is perfect for shelf display without taking over. This one’s got a really nice balance of paint detail and sculpt weight for the price point. It’s a fun surprise every time you crack one open.

Timothy B. ★★★★★ Aug 31, 2026

The packaging is tiny but dense with detail—these little vinyl figures have that classic Medicom gacha charm you only get from the vending machine series. I pulled one from a random box and it's exactly the kind of quirky artist piece that makes collecting these addictive.