Man, I’ve been on a real collectible kick lately, and you won’t believe what I just snagged. It’s an Ohtani bobblehead, but not just any Ohtani bobblehead. This one’s special, it’s the Shohei Ohtani Los Angeles Dodgers 2024 World Series Champions Bobblehead! I know, I know, it might be a bit presumptuous, but hey, a guy can dream, right?
I found this baby online. It was kinda pricey, but I figured it’s probably going to be worth it. It’s the first Dodgers Ohtani bobblehead, so you know it’s gotta be a hot item. It’s like that first home run ball at Dodger Stadium, which is probably worth a fortune now.
I started my hunt online, just browsing around, you know how it is. You type in “shohei ohtani bobbleheads,” and boom! You’re down a rabbit hole of sports memorabilia. I saw a bunch of different listings, some for pretty cheap, others were a bit more expensive. I even saw some places where you could shop online, promising low prices. I’m pretty sure millions of people were doing the same thing last month, trying to get their hands on one of these things.
But this one, the World Series one, it caught my eye. I read that it’s made by FOCO, and they’re pretty good at making these things. The description said something like, “Your favorite legend is in good hands…their own!” which I thought was pretty funny. And it also said, “It’s double the bobble,” which I guess means it’s got some extra bobble action.
I went for it. Placed the order and waited. It took a few days, but finally, the package arrived. Ripped that thing open like a kid on Christmas morning. And there it was, in all its glory. Ohtani, in his Dodgers uniform, holding up the World Series trophy. The details are pretty good, the paint job is nice, and it bobbles just right.
Setting Up My New Collectible
- Unboxing: Carefully took it out of the box, making sure not to damage anything.
- Finding the Right Spot: Had to find the perfect place to display it. It’s now on my shelf, right next to my other prized possessions.
- Admiring It: Spent a good chunk of time just looking at it, appreciating the craftsmanship, and imagining Ohtani leading the Dodgers to victory.
I’m telling you, this bobblehead is the real deal. It’s a great addition to my collection, and I’m stoked to have it. It is a way to immortalize him with the championship. Now, I just gotta hope the Dodgers actually win the World Series in 2024, so I can finally collect a real Shohei Ohtani World Series Champion bobblehead to put next to it!
