#wiglin

With Komasan being my favorite of the three sets (Jibanyan, Komasan, and Robonyan,) he's the one I chose. As you can see, the set comes with a Komasan cover, Komajiro and Noko biters, and Cheeksqueek, Walkappa, Wiglin, and Happierre band pieces. I'm not sure what the pieces are actually named, so that's what I'll call them throughout.

The first thing you need to do is check the instructions. Removing the plastic cover off your watch is a little more complicated than just grabbing it and yanking; if you pull too hard, you'll just break it off and possibly damage the watch so you can't replace them. It's a matter of being very gentle until you feel the top pop out. Seeing the two holes on the top of the Komasan bubble and looking at the now bare watch face will show you two little pieces that it should snap into place without much trouble.

It looks pretty nice, I think! Sure, it doesn't look much like the watch from the series, but in exchange, you get a cute little Komasan smiling up at you! I think it's a nice trade! While it looks nice, there is a problem with it.

I don't know if it's just my particular one had a problem, but it won't completely cover the top. It's snapped on properly, I've pressed down with pressure to make sure nothing's popping off, but it still stays a little pushed upward. It's not a problem for someone using it as an intended because it's still snapped in place by the piece on the right of the watch. It just looks weird if you're a nitpicker about these things like I am.

Now for the biters, or whatever they're actually called--I just call them that because they remind me of "shoelace biters" from when I was younger. This set comes with Komajiro and Noko, and I decided it was more fitting to put Komasan's little brother on my new Koma Watch. Besides decor, this doesn't really do anything. Then again, with this being a customization set, I don't think it's -supposed- to do anything.

I didn't put many of these other pieces on because I can't see the purpose for them. If you could replace the one on the top of the watch band, that would make much more sense, but you're not intended to--the pictures on the instructions show they're meant to be on the bottom with the size holes. What is the point of this? Just to have different pieces on the watch? The reason I'm questioning this so much is that you wouldn't normally see these pieces with the watch on your wrist, you would have to either take the watch off or move it around and have the face and bubble hanging on the bottom of your arm and risk getting bumped and scuffed.

The cover works as intended; you push it down, it snaps shut, and pressing the button opens it again. Nothing changes with the watch besides having a new face rather than a see-through bubble.

Should you pick one of these sets up? If you want to change your watch up a little bit, go for it. They're cheap these days and they would be a nice collector's item if you don't intend to open them.