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Forbidden Planet International
Forbidden Planet International : un trésor de bandes dessinées, de mangas et d'objets de collection à Cardiff.
3(5 avis)
Magasin de détail
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Forbidden Planet International : un trésor de bandes dessinées, de mangas et d'objets de collection à Cardiff.
Forbidden Planet International à Cardiff est une librairie spécialisée qui propose une large gamme de bandes dessinées, de mangas et d'objets de collection. Les avis louent un personnel amical et compétent qui aide les clients à trouver les titres et les cadeaux qui leur conviennent, bien que certains notent que l'agencement du magasin, sa propreté et l'état du stock peuvent donner une impression d'encombrement. Les prix en ligne diffèrent parfois de ceux affichés en magasin. Situé au 5 Duke St, CF10 1AY, il demeure une halte populaire pour les fans.
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Grande sélection de bandes dessinées grand public et indépendantes, y compris des éditions rares et importées.
Large éventail de séries manga, livres d'art, figurines et objets de collection liés à l'anime pour tous les âges.
Figurines Funko Pop exclusives, statues, vêtements et souvenirs issus de franchises de science-fiction, de fantasy et de jeux.
Cadeaux uniques, jouets et articles originaux, parfaits pour les fans et les collectionneurs.
Conseils chaleureux et recommandations d'un personnel passionné par la culture geek.
Shop itself looks a bit tired but the staff were friendly and the chap whom I asked for advice couldn't have been more helpful. He advised where my money would be best spent, had great knowledge of the manga and I came away with some gifts that my teenager was really pleased with. They have a pretty good range of collectibles, loads of manga and whilst some of it is pricey (it's imported so one would expect that) there is definitely something for all price ranges. Will be returning.
I always make a point of visiting Forbidden Planet if there is one where I am visiting. I genuinely wanted to like this one and there was still interest here for me, but it all looked a bit muddled and constrained. Upstairs I felt more like I was looking through a stock room than an actual shop front. I get that there are limits here given the size of the property, but surely that is all the more reason to get clever and creative with the floor space that is available. An easy win would be to lose the obviously seen better days carpet. It drags the whole vibe of the place down into a backstreet when I feel the quality you still have on offer deserves a more high street ready look in which to shine. I feel bad saying this, and I would definitely still be back again. But like an old friend who seems to have fallen on hard times I just want to see you do as well as I know you can do.
I usually like Forbidden Planet, but my recent visit to the Cardiff store was disappointing. The staff member who served me seemed a bit cold, and I later found the Berserk Deluxe Edition I bought for £48 is only £32 on their website. Do better
Amazing customer service and an amazing treasure trove of high quality products. The staff are very friendly and eager to help. Absolutely love this shop
It's been a long time since I set foot into a FP and clearly a lot has changed. Specifically, this place is filthy. The whole shop is in desperate need of a good scrub, and refresh. Floors are cakes in grime like the floor of an old mistreated car and and dotted with chewing gum- even the walks have tide marks where hands have been. As for stock, apparently FP is now basically a temple to Funko Pops, with weeb paraphernalia to the point you think it's some kind of Temu depot where everything has been marketed up 10x, and shelves of 'cool kidz' manga. I guess the market is significantly different now but it it means there is is amost nothing in here for you anyone over the age of 25 nerd wise. Daft as it sounds, there litterally more in HMV up the street.
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