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Treeson is a fictional character created by Hong Kong illustrator, Bubi Au Yeung. [1] A web comic, vinyl toy, and book have been made about Treeson.
Treeson's birthday is on August 8, 2005. He is a kind creature who was brought up by the trees of a forest. Discovered by a boy named Ren, the two face their past through their friendship and adventures.
Stories about Treeson are available in two languages: Mandarin Chinese and English. The writing language is extremely simple and children-oriented. Most of the pages are only accompanied with one line of text. There are currently five different stories about Treeson: Main story (Treeson & Ren), Broken heart story, Firefly story, Urban story, and Before and After. The stories can be read online. [2]
The designer toys are produced by Crazy Label [4] in high quality vinyls. Special editions and blind boxed toys of Treeson and friends are also available. Because many of the figures are special edition, Treseon figures are highly sought after by designer toy collectors, often fetching high prices on eBay.
Treeson's fans gather on Treeson's Flickr page, [5] where they post photos of their Treeson toys and participate in discussion boards. Many of the photographs show Treeson figures with other toys such as Blythe dolls.
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