Norimonoman is a panda vehicle that can hold one Kigurimix figure.

Norimonoman is a panda vehicle that can hold one Kigurimix figure. It is part of the Kigurumiman series, a sub-line of Kigurimix that features sentai-styled figures with its own backstory.

This particular panda is a Warumono-type. Waru, in Japanese means "Bad". There is also a good guy version, called Iimono-type. Each panda comes with the same accessories:

• Sticker sheet
• Tail pipes
• Steering wheel
• Coin box
• Pull string

You attach the ball end of the pull string to the panda's mouth, and when it moves it has a kind of wobble action. The tail of the panda is also the same kind of ball connector, so you can connect a string of pandas together to make a long Kigurumiman panda chain.

The sticker sheet has no particular guide, so most stickers can be placed wherever you want. The steering wheel goes into a groove in the cockpit, but has to be removed to fit a Kigurumiman.

The coin box is puzzling. Is the Norimonoman meant to be a coin operated battle panda? Or is it just an amusement ride?

Dokuro means "Skull" in Japanese.

Dokuro Dandy is part of the Kigurumiman series, a sub-line of Kigurimix that features sentai-styled figures with its own little back story. He is number 6 in the First Battle series. Dokuro means "Skull" in Japanese. He comes with a skull helmet, two skull sticks, and a bottle cap connector. The skull sticks, known as Dokuro sticks, come in ii-no (good) and wauri-no (bad) versions.

When activated, Dokuro Dandy does a little dance. If you play some music, he will find the beat, and dance to it. When placed near other Kigurimix figures, they will sync together and dance.

You can also put Dokuro Dandy into the driver's seat of the Warumono type Norimonoman battle panda.

Kiguru Red comes with a helmet, two B.D.T. Gloves, and a bottle cap connector.

Kiguru Red is part of the Kigurumiman series, a sub-line of Kigurimix that features sentai-styled figures with its own little back story. He is number 1 in the First Battle series. Kiguru Red comes with a helmet, two B.D.T. Gloves, and a bottle cap connector. B.D.T. stands for Bikkuri Dokkiri Tega, which means Suprising Shocking Hands. The gloves come in ii-no (good) and wauri-no (bad) versions.

When activated, Kiguru Red does a little dance. If you play some music, he will find the beat, and dance to it. When placed near other Kigurimix figures, they will sync together and dance.

You can also put Kiguru Red into the driver's seat of the Iimono type Norimonoman battle panda.

Kigurimix are a series of bottle cap figures released by Tomy in Japan. Each figure is about 2 inches tall, and is permanently attached to a base.

Kiguru Blue is part of the Kigurumiman series, a sub-line of Kigurimix that features sentai-styled figures with its own little back story. He is number 1 in the First Battle series. Kiguru Blue comes with a helmet, two B.D.T. Gloves, and a bottle cap connector. B.D.T. stands for Bikkuri Dokkiri Tega, which means Suprising Shocking Hands. The gloves come in ii-no (good) and wauri-no (bad) versions.

When activated, Kiguru Blue does a little dance. If you play some music, he will find the beat, and dance to it. When placed near other Kigurimix figures, they will sync together and dance.

You can also put Kiguru Blue into the driver's seat of the Iimono type Norimonoman battle panda.