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A 5-year-old bear cub who lives in the Fuzzy Forest on Planet Primo. Gentle and well-behaved, he has a soft, fluffy body that brings smiles wherever he goes.
He was born in a cozy forest home during the spring. He enjoys watering flowers and tending to new sprouts, but ironically, he dislikes water. His favorite spot is the forest park.
Considered a bit of a rare creature on Planet Primo, he was first encountered by PRiMOPUeL during a walk through the forest.
Product Overview
PRiMO TEDDY
On March 1, 2003, the C-type “Primo Teddy”, a teddy bear-themed model, was released.
In response to user feedback, it adds new features such as:
- Setting its own birthday and celebrating it
- Songs and special phrases for various events
It is designed to be a companion that can spend all 365 days a year with its owner, offering a variety of fun and interactive speech patterns.
In July 2005, a new type of teddy—tentatively named “Cotedy”, designed to be around the size of KOPUeL—was considered for development, but the project was ultimately never realized.
Kutachara beanbag plushes
Two Kutabchara beanbag plushes were released of PRiMO TEDDY:
On November 13, 2005, to commemorate the 6th anniversary of Primopuel, a Primo Teddy kutachara was released along with Primopuel, Primo Pupu, and Primo Colora. This plush was primarily tan with white accents, reminiscent of the original Primo Teddy.
On November 28, 2009, four new Primo Friends were added:
“Primo Puel Lavender Mint,” “Primo Pupu Cranberry,” “Primo Peace Muscat Peach,” and “Primo Teddy Sakura Peach.”
Other Merchandise
Additional PRiMO Teddy themed merchandise were also produced and sold at the PRiMOPUeL specialty store Heart No Shippo. These products are incredibly rare.
Sources
Primopuel Wikipedia Page
BANDAI press document 5193
More to be listed
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