Gealterter japanischer Sofubi-Spielzeugroboter der 1970er

A vintage Japanese soft vinyl (sofubi) toy robot inspired by the reference photo, deformed in a 1970s aesthetic and released in [1978]. Composition shows the toy on the right and its original cardboard packaging on the left, resting on a worn wooden study desk. The robot keeps the reference's head shape, glowing compound eyes, retro-futuristic styling, and dark blue and gold color palette. The sofubi figure shows heavy signs of childhood play: small dents on the head and shoulders, peeled gold paint exposing the base vinyl, fine scratches over the compound eyes, worn rounded soles, faded dark blue vinyl from sun exposure, grime in joint seams, glue repairs on hairline cracks, rubbed-off marker ink, and a matte, dulled finish with no modern shine. The cardboard box is sun-bleached, water-stained, and warped, with crushed corners, yellowed cellophane tape repairs, peeling price tags, and faded printing. Warm incandescent evening desk-lamp lighting. Background softly blurs a Showa-era child's room. Vintage toy magazine photography style, subtle film grain, realistic surface patina.