New situation of the stolen Japanese Gundam light gun, caring people have helped to equip it with a weapon rack

Remember the "Crappy Gundam" that suddenly became popular last month because it lost its light gun weapon (reported by this site)? Recently, the media visited the "Crappy Gundam" again and found that this time not only the weapon donated by local students last time was still in good condition, but also equipped with a weapon rack next to it.

This "Crappy Gundam" was created by Japanese iron art master Tadatsugu Sasaki in 2010. It was dubbed "Crappy Gundam" by locals for its funny standing posture and rough workmanship. It became popular in May this year when its crappy laser gun was stolen.

The “crappy Gundam” that looked even worse after it became popular attracted the attention of caring people. Soon, local students jointly donated a gun. After that, caring people continued to donate various weapons and even made a weapon rack to display them. Only the original light gun has not been returned by the thief so far.