Butcha-U Box: The Complete Pooters Collection

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Brittany FAKKU Production Mngr
Your order is hot and ready!

Hope you readers are hungry because FAKKU is delivering a tasty new box to satiate patrons who will savor every raunchy bite!

Butcha-U Box: The Complete Pooters Collection serves up a dirty dining experience including Delightfully Fuckable and Unrefined, Happy Hour, Anal Fuck Day, Fellatio Day, in Shibuya, and Paizuri Day! All six doujins, along with a special menu, are housed in a spicy slipcover box featuring sweet Pooters waitresses who are ready to serve!

Completely uncensored and up to our personal standards, Butcha-U Box offers a buffet of hottie hostesses looking to make sure every customer leaves them completely stuffed with a nice tip!

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Legendary artist Butcha-U was our second artist planned to attend Anime Expo 2020 with us until the event was cancelled due to the ongoing global COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the circumstances this year, we're very excited to have this ready to order box set for everyone to enjoy. Butcha-U is infamously famous for their Pooter girls, and we decided to bring the entire collection to your hands. Inside Fellatio Day and in Shibuya includes bonus short stories like "Beach Day" along with a Fallout parody "Commonwealth" that were originally released as bonus booklets at Comiket. Finally the book Paizuri Day, originally only seen in the omnibus release of Delightfully Fuckable and Unrefined: All You Can Sex, is now in a matching doujinshi format to join our collection along with brand new full color illustrations. This is definitely a full course meal you don't want to miss out on!



In addition to the box set, Butcha-U designed a brand new skateboard featuring the notorious Mari from the Pooter's restaurant and the wonderfully tsundere Yuki from the latest book Dirty Docking! Please enjoy!
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Pre-Order Butcha-U x FAKKU Skateboard ($80.00)
Purchase Butcha-U Box: The Complete Pooters Collection ($80.00)
Purchase Dirty Docking! Paperback Book (Digital: $9.95 / Physical: $19.95)
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luinthoron High Priest of Loli
Well, damn... Hopefully there will still be some left by the time I get paid...
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Two box sets in the same year, rip my wallet
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When does it ship?
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animefreak_usa Child of Samael
So i guess my girls don't get shit for christmas. Daddy needs pron.
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After a quick glance I decided this would probably be right up my alley so I bought it without much hesitation. Having just skipped through the digital version: Damn, does it ever tick all the boxes... I think it instantly became my favourite Fakku release.

Cheeky and fun but also sleazy, big boobs & butts, anal, bukkake, and even some futa and tentacles thrown in. Love the black & white & orange visual style too. Can't wait to receive the physical version.

Thank you everyone who made this possible!
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I got a couple question about the Butcha-U Box: The Complete POOTERS Collection.
Why does the volume, Delightfully Fuckable and Unrefined Happy Hour, have less pages then the original? (context, original haves 67 pages while this version got 16.) Is it because you don't want other artist in this volume?
When will this collection be able to be ship?
Will this collection be on UP1? (I'll assume it'll be on it but would like a confirmation)
Anyway, thank you for making this product.
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More Fakku highway robbery. Reminder that a doujin from a store in Japan is approximately $7USD, which includes the store's profit, as they're usually $5USD at Comiket. 7x6=42, so even with the extra little menu and box case, this *should* be about $50-55USD. Instead it's $80.

Another note: They could have gone the omnibus route (which is a really nice quality omnibus, I have the original Japanese version), but it'd be a lot harder to justify selling it at $80 because they couldn't use their excuses of "we're printing multiple books", "you're getting 6 books for that price", blah blah blah. You're getting the equivalent of a book for more than quadruple the price of regular Fakku books.
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crispycreams Your Local Pervert
gsusrocs wrote...
More Fakku highway robbery. Reminder that a doujin from a store in Japan is approximately $7USD, which includes the store's profit, as they're usually $5USD at Comiket. 7x6=42, so even with the extra little menu and box case, this *should* be about $50-55USD. Instead it's $80.

Another note: They could have gone the omnibus route (which is a really nice quality omnibus, I have the original Japanese version), but it'd be a lot harder to justify selling it at $80 because they couldn't use their excuses of "we're printing multiple books", "you're getting 6 books for that price", blah blah blah. You're getting the equivalent of a book for more than quadruple the price of regular Fakku books.

Bro chill, you say this stuff after every doujin box set release. Its been explained to you. You know why they are at this price, so stop complaining and just don't buy the box if its too expensive for you.
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crispycreams wrote...
Bro chill, you say this stuff after every doujin box set release. Its been explained to you. You know why they are at this price, so stop complaining and just don't buy the box if its too expensive for you.


I've literally only said it once, with the Asanagi box, before this. You're making up stuff about as bad as Fakku does when trying to justify the price. If all that extra money went back to the artist, then hey, kinda acceptable. But the excuses given previously don't justify why they are so much higher priced than a doujin in Japan. It's not like they have licensing fees with a doujin, as doujins are by definition self-published. It's just scummy price-gouging.
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gsusrocs wrote...
It's just scummy price-gouging.


If you feel that way, why are you even here? We're all adults (I hope) and capable of making our own choices. Obviously $80 isn't cheap but I'll happily pay it for a nice quality physical release, if that's not the case for you then vote with your wallet and buy cheaper stuff.

Besides, in the unlikely case that someone does get rich of this, I'd still greatly prefer funding Fakku to spending it on, say, Star Wars merchandise, that'll just line the pockets of people who are already driving very expensive cars...
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Brittany FAKKU Production Mngr
gsusrocs wrote...
crispycreams wrote...
Bro chill, you say this stuff after every doujin box set release. Its been explained to you. You know why they are at this price, so stop complaining and just don't buy the box if its too expensive for you.


I've literally only said it once, with the Asanagi box, before this. You're making up stuff about as bad as Fakku does when trying to justify the price. If all that extra money went back to the artist, then hey, kinda acceptable. But the excuses given previously don't justify why they are so much higher priced than a doujin in Japan. It's not like they have licensing fees with a doujin, as doujins are by definition self-published. It's just scummy price-gouging.


I'm very sorry you feel this way regarding the price of the product. With as large as FAKKU is, I know behind the curtains it may seem like a big business but honestly it's a handful of people that work on these projects and people all very passionate to make sure the product is something that fans will be excited to have, and a product to make the artist proud as well.

You are right, it would have been easier to do the omnibus on it, but we anticipated having the artists come out to LA and meet fans and we wanted the product to be special and something worth collecting. The goal with something like this is to feel like you received the same product as if you were able to go to Comiket for that artist, no corners cut.

As for pricing, it's easy to look at Japan and go well at Comiket they sell them super cheap. However a lot of artists will go in together with a printer for a giant quote (like paper costs) to bring down the price so it's more of a collaborated effort than individual. I'm not saying Butcha-U has done this in the past (I don't know), but what I mean by this is there's a lot that goes on behind closed doors that create driving factors on pricing and how many hours of labor goes into not just the release but the licensed version for you to enjoy in English.

I hope even if you don't purchase the physical version, you'll find the digital version very enjoyable.
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YQII FAKKU Translator
Joshelplex wrote...
When does it ship?

The box is available right now, and unless you add items currently not in stock, it should ship immediately.

CommitNotAlive wrote...
Why does the volume, Delightfully Fuckable and Unrefined Happy Hour, have less pages then the original?

If the original had guest pages, those have been omitted. This only has artwork from Butcha-U.

CommitNotAlive wrote...
Will this collection be on UP1? (I'll assume it'll be on it but would like a confirmation)

I'm not sure if we usually sell our box sets through them. I'll have to check and get back to you next week.
Update: They do carry our box sets, but not in large quantities and their orders are a bit spread out. So probably, but I can't guarantee it or give an ETA.

gsusrocs wrote...
More Fakku highway robbery.

In addition to what has been said by others, I've already addressed this here and here. If you want to continue this discussion, do so in a separate topic.
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animefreak_usa Child of Samael
Plus there is licensing fee on doujins. You think the artist didn't get a fee to use their ip?
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shibby06 Hentai Aficionado
YQII wrote...


CommitNotAlive wrote...
Will this collection be on UP1? (I'll assume it'll be on it but would like a confirmation)

I'm not sure if we usually sell our box sets through them. I'll have to check and get back to you next week.


Great I would like to know that myself. I bought the digital version for now but would buy the physical release from up1 if available
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This might be the first physical purchase I make, just hope the stock lasts until Thursday so I can pick one up.
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animefreak_usa Child of Samael
LionCrest wrote...
This might be the first physical purchase I make, just hope the stock lasts until Thursday so I can pick one up.

non covid years it would be gone with in an hr. July's one dd last a few days then a reprint so who knows
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Brittany wrote...
I'm very sorry you feel this way regarding the price of the product. With as large as FAKKU is, I know behind the curtains it may seem like a big business but honestly it's a handful of people that work on these projects and people all very passionate to make sure the product is something that fans will be excited to have, and a product to make the artist proud as well.

You are right, it would have been easier to do the omnibus on it, but we anticipated having the artists come out to LA and meet fans and we wanted the product to be special and something worth collecting. The goal with something like this is to feel like you received the same product as if you were able to go to Comiket for that artist, no corners cut.

As for pricing, it's easy to look at Japan and go well at Comiket they sell them super cheap. However a lot of artists will go in together with a printer for a giant quote (like paper costs) to bring down the price so it's more of a collaborated effort than individual. I'm not saying Butcha-U has done this in the past (I don't know), but what I mean by this is there's a lot that goes on behind closed doors that create driving factors on pricing and how many hours of labor goes into not just the release but the licensed version for you to enjoy in English.

I hope even if you don't purchase the physical version, you'll find the digital version very enjoyable.


I appreciate the response in this manner, actually explaining something instead of giving excuses I've heard in the past such as "the paper size is different". I've done a lot of looking into the doujin industry over the years, but haven't heard of the "collab quote" thing before, and I'm guessing that's something they try to keep on the downlow a bit. One of those "we all do it, but we won't really speak of it" things. Kinda similar to how in Japan, different digital retailers will require different amounts of censorship, so the artists don't usually say where the least censorship is, it's just kinda known amongst the community.

I just honestly feel like the whole thing is more a "set a set price for these boxes, hope we get enough collectors to buy a bunch", especially after being told with the Asanagi box that the $80 was a very fair price because of paper sizes, printing multiple books instead of one, etc. But then the Pooters box, which has double the doujins in it, is the exact same price, kinda throwing out that previous argument. I can understand the thought of going with the individuals over the omnibus for the collection thing with AX. But is there any thought being given to say, doing the omnibus without it being a collector's edition for a cheaper price? Because honestly, the omnibus, brand new from Mandarake (while currently unavailable) is priced at 1700 yen. That's less than 1/4th the price of your box set. And honestly, just flipped through my copy, and the censorship there is very fair. Just a few black bars, with most of everything still visible. It's not mosaics, or white-outs, or heavy bar censoring.

My main issue is basically the fact that these feel more like you get a little slipcover made for them, an extra illustration or two, slap "COLLECTOR'S ITEM" on it, and feel that justifies jacking the price up. Heck, this and the Asanagi set both are shorter than the average tankoubon, so even if you sold the omnibus as a standalone product for the same tankoubon price, that should be quite a fair bit more profit than per tankoubon, as you don't have any fees to say, Wani over licensing the book (which granted, may be a part of Fakku's pre-existing deal with them, but I would imagine some of what you pay accounts for that. Would be surprisingly bad business sense for them to go "You can publish whatever tankoubons you want without any fees"). Heck, doing doujin omnibuses should be a bigger thing for y'all, as you can say to the consumers "Every bit of the licensing fee went to the artist", they're usually shorter than your average tankoubon, and even if the "bigger paper cost more" argument wants to be stuck with, you can sell them each for $25USD a pop. I get the whole "collectability" thing, but it just seems like both an anti-consumer and anti-profit move to constrain these sorts of releases to overly-priced collector's editions. I'm even in quite a few hentai-based Discord servers, and general consensus in them is "I'd buy these doujins without the collector's items if they were more reasonably priced". Considering most of those people just then instead pirate the digital versions (which sadly does happen, no point in denying that), that's profit you'd otherwise never see coming to you.

Again, I appreciate the more measured, explanatory response instead of excuses. And I hope that somehow, some of these options I listed somehow were not thought of by you folks and can at least be considered. I would LOVE to buy the Pooters stuff physically, either individually or the omnibus, in English and uncensored, but considering these were all fan translated ages ago online before you ever reached any kind of deal with this, and having the whole physical omnibus for much cheaper, there is absolutely no way I could justify to myself paying $80 for this. I WANT to support the artists and you (planning on getting the newest Bosshi release after the holidays to put by my Japanese copy, and would love to buy Noise and Satsuki Imonet tankoubons from you all), but I just can't support what is, for all intents and purposes, overpriced products that are clearly aimed at people who will throw wads of cash at you for anything labeled "Collector's".
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Brittany FAKKU Production Mngr
gsusrocs wrote...

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As far as the pricing compared to Butcha-U and Asanagi, consider it a much better deal with this box that it's the same price. Again, these were guests we were bringing on equal grounds to AX and one box is not more important than the other and the artists are equal in standing with their popularity and notoriety. We wouldn't want to sell a cheaper product for one artist compared to the other, so we basically ate more of the cost to make this to ensure customers got the best product possible to stand side-by-side on stage.
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Since you guys printed this I’m hoping beyond all hope that we can get an official English release of Butcha-U’s SACRIFICE HEROES series a box set would be amazing but digital is fine also
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