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Hey everyone! Been a while since I last posted here.
I never got to finish this post due to a lot of reasons, but here I am now.

Around the beginning of June, I resumed my testing for a private Minna no Theater revival made by a couple of friends. For those who don't know what Minna is, (please take a look at this.)[https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Everybody's_Theater_Channel]

Anyways, @demae_man was looking around for some old footage when he found THIS.

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A... fan?
For a Wii Channel?
That hasn't been documented anywhere?

Who am I to NOT buy it?
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So fast-forward to the 24rd of June. It's 5.50PM... DELTARUNE is about to release... I was constantly refreshing Twitter to read Gaster's posts... When my doorbell rang.
The fan had arrived!

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It isn't in the greatest shape, I know, I still have to clean it but it's gonna be way better then.
But I still had a BIG doubt. Where was this even given away?

After around an entire MONTH of research with zero results, I suddently stumble upon this page. And after translating the page...

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Here it was!
AFAIK, this is the only fan that exists today. I never even found a picture of this nor any mention, outside of the original listing and the blog post. I sadly couldn't contact the seller because I bought via Buyee, but I'm happy anyways.

So this is it! I am now a proud owner of a super niche piece of Wii history.
(I'm still looking for that polo though... I need it SO BAD...)
 
Hey everyone! Been a while since I last posted here.
I never got to finish this post due to a lot of reasons, but here I am now.

Around the beginning of June, I resumed my testing for a private Minna no Theater revival made by a couple of friends. For those who don't know what Minna is, (please take a look at this.)[https://nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Everybody's_Theater_Channel]

Anyways, @demae_man was looking around for some old footage when he found THIS.

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A... fan?
For a Wii Channel?
That hasn't been documented anywhere?

Who am I to NOT buy it?
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So fast-forward to the 24rd of June. It's 5.50PM... DELTARUNE is about to release... I was constantly refreshing Twitter to read Gaster's posts... When my doorbell rang.
The fan had arrived!

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It isn't in the greatest shape, I know, I still have to clean it but it's gonna be way better then.
But I still had a BIG doubt. Where was this even given away?

After around an entire MONTH of research with zero results, I suddently stumble upon this page. And after translating the page...

View attachment 592336
Here it was!
AFAIK, this is the only fan that exists today. I never even found a picture of this nor any mention, outside of the original listing and the blog post. I sadly couldn't contact the seller because I bought via Buyee, but I'm happy anyways.

So this is it! I am now a proud owner of a super niche piece of Wii history.
(I'm still looking for that polo though... I need it SO BAD...)
Please make the images attached as thumbnails and not full images please.
 
What you have there doesn't appear to have anything to do with that competition.
For one, it's not autographed.
But more importantly, a quick Google search suggests a shikishi is one of these:

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...Which, as you can see, does not bear much resemblance to what you have there.

Those fans were probably given away to promote the release of the channel as a form of advertisement, possibly at toy stores, manga stores, even game stores, any place (in Japan) that had a working relationship with Nintendo. They probably were manufactured in large amounts but might be rare now given that these are meant to be disposable and most of them were probably thrown away a long time ago.
 

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