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CITY HUNTER: Bring Retro Action and Hilarious Antics to Your Chats

Are you ready to inject some classic 1980s action into your daily chats? The legendary publisher Coamix Co.,Ltd. has officially brought the iconic sweepers of Tokyo straight to your mobile keyboard. Get ready for some serious nostalgia!

Coamix Co.,Ltd. is famous for keeping legendary manga properties alive in the modern digital landscape. By turning classic series into vibrant chat assets, they allow long-time fans to express themselves with timeless pop culture icons. This release is a true treat for retro anime lovers who want to add a punch of vintage style to their messages.

CITY HUNTER – 970

CITY HUNTER has finally made its appearance on LINE! Join Ryo & the gang in their crazy adventures – don’t forget to watch out for Kaori’s 100 tonne mallet!

• Title : CITY HUNTER
• Price : Paid
• Type : Static
• Region : ALL
• Link : line://shop/detail/970
• Publisher : Coamix Co.,Ltd.
• Copyright : Tsukasa Hojo/COAMIX 1985, AD-503

• CITY HUNTER

• Popeye
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• Takashi Murakami

Meet the Sweepers: What is inside the Sticker Pack

Row 1 to 5: Action, Romance, and Classic Comedy

The first half of the set showcases protagonist Ryo Saeba in all his glory. Rows one and two feature Ryo giving enthusiastic thumbs-up signs, posing in his green jacket, jumping with joy, and sweating nervously. You will also see chibi versions of Kaori chasing Ryo with her iconic 100-ton mallet, alongside Ryo acting cool and jumping with hearts. Row three shows the main gang with guns, Kaori tackling Ryo, chibi Kaori on his back, and Kaori hugging him tightly. Rows four and five display Ryo crying on the leg of the giant, bald Umibozu, Ryo red-faced with rage, making a blank face, groveling on the floor, sitting miserably on a toilet, Umibozu diving headfirst, Ryo spitting water in pure shock, and Umibozu shining with a dramatic red exclamation mark.

Row 6 to 10: Pure Drama, Big Weapons, and Meme-Worthy Reactions

The comedy dials up even more in the second half. Row six shows Ryo biting a handkerchief in jealousy with the Japanese text Mugaa, which translates to a frustrated groan, followed by a swarm of chibi Ryos, a depressed Ryo under a gloomy raincloud, and the elegant detective Saeko Nogami waving. Row seven features Kaori delivering a classic mallet smash, Ryo sliding in action, a rare sweet moment of Kaori leaning in close, and Ryo kneeling in absolute defeat. Row eight brings Ryo with a comical bloody nose, a silent black crow silhouette representing awkward silence, Umibozu glowing, and Umibozu steaming with anger under the Japanese text Bo, meaning flare up. Finally, rows nine and ten show Ryo crying happy tears, sulking in bed, laughing awkwardly, pointing dramatically, stuttering awkward words like O, oo, driving a tiny red Mini Cooper with Umibozu, Saeko looking mysterious, and Umibozu firing a bazooka with the words Go.

The Legacy Behind the Art

These expressive illustrations are officially copyrighted by Tsukasa Hojo and COAMIX 1985, coded AD-503. The brilliant creator Tsukasa Hojo brought this franchise to life decades ago, and it remains a massive hit worldwide. Having official licensing ensures that every piece of art is high-quality, authentic, and perfectly captures the retro anime aesthetic we all adore.