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| ● Original drawing of Lana from "Future Boy Conan" Please judge the condition of the item based on the images provided. | ||
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Future Boy Conan Lana Original Drawing
Sold For
298,000 Yen ($1947.71)
Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.
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2026-04-12 23:35:18 JST
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Collector Commentary
This original drawing of Lana from "Future Boy Conan," a classic series by Hayao Miyazaki, represents a unique piece of animation history and is highly sought after by collectors, especially those passionate about early works from Studio Ghibli. Given its vintage status, potential minor imperfections should be carefully evaluated, as condition significantly influences its value in the collector's market, where premium pricing can often reach upwards of ¥300,000 for genuine Japanese provenance. The importance of Japan-sourced items cannot be understated, as they typically guarantee production quality and fidelity that later reissues might lack, further enhancing the drawing's desirability among serious collectors. As "Future Boy Conan" continues to gain recognition, items like this contribute to a growing appreciation for its impact on anime's development during the late 1970s.