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Vexingly Cute Shelfish Employee Pop-Ups: The Ultimate Office Humor Companion
If you have ever needed a quick laugh during a long workday, the creative minds at DLE have just the thing for you. They have brought their beloved, quirky animated office workers to your screens to spice up your daily conversations.
DLE is highly respected for creating bite-sized, hilarious animations that take over Japanese television and theater screens. By blending everyday office relatability with absurd humor, this publisher excels at turning simple character designs into digital assets that perfectly capture our daily moods.
Behind the Scenes of the Office Sea
This humorous sticker set is officially licensed under the joint copyright of Nippon Television Network, Toho Cinemas, and DLE. These Japanese media powerhouses collaborate to bring these famous morning show characters directly to global users. These partnerships ensure fans get high-quality digital assets complete with official voice acting, making chat interactions much more engaging.
Vexingly Cute Shelfish Employee Pop-Ups – 7828
You see them every morning on the TV show, ZIP! But now the antics of these shellfish office workers can also fill up your screens! Featuring the voices of Daisuke Namikawa and others, this set will leave you swimming in a sea of fun pop-ups.
- Title : Vexingly Cute Shelfish Employee Pop-Ups
- Price : Paid
- Type : Pop-Up & Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/7828
- Publisher : DLE
- Copyright : NTV/TOHO CINEMAS LTD./DLE
Row One: Office Basics
The first sticker shows Asari bowing with a nervous sweat drop, saying Otsukaresama desu, which is Japanese for thank you for your hard work. Next, Asari is seen sleeping on his side, saying Ashita kara gambarimasu, meaning I will do my best starting tomorrow. The third sticker features Hotate clapping his scallop shells, saying Sore na!, a slang term for exactly! The row ends with Shijimi crying, saying Moushiwake gozaimasen, meaning I am deeply sorry.
Row Two: Sassy Responses
Starting the second row, the long-necked Mirugai looks smug, saying Iki na koto shimasu ne, which translates to you do stylish things. Next, Mate-gai pops up sideways saying Zureteru, meaning off-track. The flashy Kaki then appears in a sparkling suit saying Atarimae sa, meaning of course. Finally, Asari points and laughs dramatically, saying Osoroshii ko!, which translates to what a terrifying child!
Row Three: Dramatic Reactions
The third row opens with Hotate trembling in fear with the sound effect Gata gata, meaning rattling. Next, the cute Shijimi begs with wide eyes, saying Onegai shimasu, which means please. Then, Asari is fast asleep with a nose bubble, snoring with the sound Guu. This row wraps up with Mirugai looking completely shocked, saying Nani?!, meaning what?!
Row Four: Grand Finales
The last row begins with Kaki striking a sparkling pose, saying Kime!, which means nailed it! Next, Mate-gai stretches his long body, saying Nobiru, meaning stretching. Asari then dashes away, saying Shitsurei shimasu, meaning excuse me as I leave. The set concludes with the whole shellfish crew waving and saying a cheerful Otsukare! to celebrate the end of a hard workday.

Vexing Shelfish Employee Pop-Ups 2 – 8638
Those co-workers you love to hate, the shellfish office workers from the morning TV show ZIP are back! Bring a bit of vexing cuteness with these large and in charge pop-ups featuring the voices of Daisuke Namikawa and more. Ever wondered how it would be to work with a cast of odd-ball shellfish? Now’s your chance!
- Title : Vexing Shelfish Employee Pop-Ups 2
- Price : Paid
- Type : Pop-Up & Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/8638
- Publisher : DLE
- Copyright : NTV/TOHO CINEMAS LTD./DLE
A Quick Look at the Cast
This set features characters from the popular morning show segment, bringing annoying yet lovable coworkers straight to your screen. From slackers to overachievers, these shellfish represent everyone you meet at the water cooler.









