| KABUTO (combat helmet) and Design Base cups, page 2 |
| One popular kind of base is the kanji (characters) base. The use of characters is a striking way to impress the viewers. Here are a few examples. |
| A two-character base, this one reading MU-TEKI. This means INVINCIBLE (literally NO ENEMIES). |
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| Military star and cherry blossom base. |
| The base has two kanji that mean 'The Glory of the Country.' The blue design is much harder to find than the brown. |
| Patriotism |
| Very rare embossed Japanese battle flag base. |
| Scarce white kabuto. |
| LOYALTY kanji. |
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| A great example of cramming two characters in a small space. The two are LOYALTY (same as the ones above) and BRAVERY. |
| Celebration |
