Not every idea needs a character behind it. This is the Kitan Club shelf where we sculpt things that already exist — a hamster that has found an egg, a tree frog sitting out the rain under a fly agaric — and let the accuracy carry the charm. The mushrooms in particular are researched: cap texture, gill spacing and colour are taken from the real species.
These are the pieces people buy for someone who does not think of themselves as a collector. They read as objects first and collectibles second, which is exactly the point. Every Kitan Club blind box in this group holds one random figure, with the line-up printed on the pack. Kitan Club collectibles are graded 15 and over for small parts.
That is the arrangement, and it has been since the first machine. Pick a Kitan Club series and let the dial decide the rest.