Monday, August 10, 2015

Depressed Potato Bread Roll

Depressed FOOD RollForsale Click the picture

Let me Tell  you about this little guy
Sadly I Found him at a Local Charity Shop
For about a year I could not find anything out about him,
I could not read his tag because of the language barrier.
Who Knew he is a Type of Bread!
At this time it was strange to me that a cartoon character would be a part of the food group
But now after considering it, VeggieTales isn't far off.
As with most of my items I research for a history not only for value reasons, but because there are those out there (like myself) who are curious to what they find.
So here goes
The History on this Toy
(Buy the way He has Sold but Has Not been paid for as of yet)
Still availble if you are interested in having him in your collections of odds & ends
(CLICK HERE) 

The Creation of Kogepan

Kogepan is a burnt small bread with a depressed personality.

Character History

Being one of another innovative San-X characters, Kogepan, is very much distinctive than other collectibles of this Japanese Company. The character is a burnt bread, located in one of the Japanese bakeries, where Kogepan lives with the attempt of making friends with the other numerous breads shielded there.
The addressing name of the character Kogepan is the authentic derivation from “kogeru” stating burn or scorch, along with another Portuguese term “gairaigo” which means bread. Thus together the name of character means burn-bread- absolutely matching the product’s appearance.

Appearance

Supposedly Kogepan was top quality red bean bread filled with Hokkaido red bean, and there as a limit set to produce only 20 pieces of these breads on a daily basis. But, it was on a particular day, when at the bakery it was massively baked to the burning state, which made it appear droopy. The burn was lousy, alerting the eyes of Kogepan to circular white spots, associated with an uninteresting expressionless face structure. Following, this very incident altered its life greatly, and it turned into depressed small bread, preserving a negative thinking of its life.
Though, at times when Kogepan again regain the lost passion in its life, it never tends to exist for a longer time, as when Kogepan starts liking it again fades away with uninvited depression.

Companions of Kogepan

Furthermore, in the Japanese bakery house there are similar characters accompanying Kogepan, such as: ichigopan - strawberry filled delicious bread - made in limited pieces seasonally, kireipan fabulous bread, Kuriimupan - cream filled bread - which sometimes deeply hurts Kogepan’s feeling, although it happens unintentionally, and lastly Sumipan - one such bread which is even more burnt than Kogepan. These are breads as companions to Kogepan in the departed bakery.
The Kogepan characters are largely located in children books, school stationaries, with other numerous items.
~KB

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