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... Read moreI just had to share more about my incredible finds at this hidden gem of a shop in Milton, Florida! Seriously, if you're into anime, comics, or unique collectibles, you absolutely need to check this place out. My last post only scratched the surface, and I've been getting requests for more details, so here we go! First off, let's talk about the Dragon Ball Super Card Game. I was so excited to spot a beautiful holographic Son Goku: Childhood card – it just brings back all the nostalgic feels! The detail on young Goku with his staff and the surrounding nature is just perfect. And then there was the Son Gohan: Adolescence in Super Saiyan form, glowing with that golden energy, and a formidable Son Gohan: SH, looking powerful with white spiky hair. Not to mention a fantastic Broly: BR card showcasing four different versions of the character, each with a unique flair. These aren't just cards; they're tiny pieces of art that capture iconic moments from the series, and finding them in person just makes the hunt so much more rewarding. Beyond Dragon Ball, I found an amazing trading card featuring Ichigo Kurosaki from Bleach, sword in hand, ready for action. For classic anime fans, there was even a 'Southern Cross Mospeada' box set – a real blast from the past! Seeing that vibrant cover with the characters and robotic figures made me want to rewatch it immediately. And for Death Note enthusiasts, I was thrilled to see a Nendoroid L 2.0 still in its packaging, complete with his chair and cake accessories. It's those little interchangeable parts and expressions that make Nendoroids so captivating. The Funko Pop! selection was also impressive. I spotted a limited edition Freddy Funko as Vision from Camp Fundays and a New York Comic Con exclusive Stan Lee Funko Pop! Both were still in their clear boxes, pristine and ready for a collector's shelf. And for comic book aficionados, imagine my surprise finding a pristine Spawn comic book, issue #1, featuring Spawn in his iconic red cape and chains, surrounded by dynamic green and red energy. The thrill of discovering these limited editions and first issues in person is something you just don't get online. What I love about finding a brick and mortar shop like this in Milton, Florida, is the adventure of the hunt. You never know what treasures you'll unearth. It's more than just buying; it's about connecting with the community, sharing your passions, and seeing these incredible items up close before they become part of your collection. There's a real joy in holding a holographic card or a detailed Nendoroid figure in your hands. I'm already planning my next visit to see what else they've added to their 'iceberg' of amazing finds!