Has any combination of the following: Missing enamel fill in large areas, large areas of chipped filling, dents in the enamel, embedded dust, overfilled enamel, scratches in the plating, tarnished plating, broken post and wrong enamel fill in large areas. Low enamel fill in large areas, dents, embedded dust, overfilled enamel, bubbles in the enamel, scratches in the plating, tarnished plating, broken pin post, and/or chipped filling, wrong enamel fill in small areas.ĭ Grade: Very noticeable defects. They have minor imperfections such as, but not limited to: low enamel fill, slight enamel discolouration, dust, scuffs, mixed enamel, tiny bubble(s) in the enamel and/or dents, missing filling in very small areas, wrong enamel fill in small areasĬ Grade: Best option for those who are on a budget. (Blathers' checkered pattern is pale yellow and white, rather than light brown and white)ī Grade: Close to being a standard grade pin and are great for everyday wear. Therefore, the demon designation was probably the best they could do in English (since monster has a similar problem, and doesn’t sound as cool.

May have very minor scuffs/imperfections that are not immediately visible unless angled a certain way.ī+ Grade: Would be considered as standard grade but has wrong enamel fill colour in small areas. The two pantheons are not so different (hell, Japan even has its own multi-headed serpent ). But if, by circumstance, you were to trip and fall, the supernatural dog will pounce on you and devour.

Literally named escorting dog, the ghostly creature will follow you until you leave the forest. All of the enamel pins I offer are filled and polished by hand. The Real Monsters of Inu x Boku SS All the residents of Ayakashi Kan have a monster form, but with the building constantly invaded by yokai, they are just the tip of the monster iceberg. Okuri-Inu is a dog-like yokai that is commonly known to follow people travelling on mountain paths when the sun is down.

Inu yokai