There is a theme for everything. Lilo, Stitch, Scrump [Lilo's homemade soft toy], Lilo's record player where Stitch dresses as Elvis, wheelbarrow. Tangled - Rapunzel, Flynn Rider, Pascal, painting set. Alice in Wonderland- Alice, Mad Hatter, 3 spouted tea pot from tea party, caterpillar, Cheshire cat, Queen's throne. Beauty & the Beast - bird that sits on Beasts hand, Belle & Gaston, Mrs Potts, Xmas tree, rose, Belle's horse Phillipe.
you have to place it behind so it pushes it lol. Not this coin pusher but the one in Tama, I've won few jackpots so far. Only shitty thing is no prize or can cash out
The video is already quite old but I stumbled upon it and wanted to give a little more information about kuji!! The A prize is not always the most valuable or baseprize, it is typically one of the bigger and valuable prizes though. In the particular kuji you played in this video A is one of the main prizes, just like B, C and D is (all of which are figures). The other ones are smaller prizes which kind of can be called consolidation prizes for not winning the big things. So usually any prize that has the least pieces available of it in a kuji set could be seen as the most valuable one Then there is also the "Last One Prize" which in My Hero Kuji is typically one of the main prizes but with a different finish like a shine on top, it can be won by drawing the very last ticket. On other Kuji there might be more main prizes and depending on what the kuji contains it can be attractive to play for "lower" prizes aswell!
“For the minion jelly lab” There is a trick I found out and it is pretty easy. So if you watch closely there is a empty space that has white zigzags and at the top near the end there is a blue thing that is shaped liked this ___ _/ and when the zigzags touch it then you press the button and you win!
It's been awhile since I've bene in Auckland to visit, let alone play at any of the arcades there. Watching your videos every week keeps me informed of how the arcades around NZ are doing. :)
