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Domaru Takeshi "Neko" Oyama (280363)1x Oyama (AP CCW) "The High Command can rely on the fact that whenever things became difficult Oyama will remain indifferent and calm, and that by the time the smoke has dissipated he will have fulfilled his duty. And that's the best thing you can say about a dirty Japanese." Captain Song Lau. Excerpt taken from the evaluation report of Takeshi Oyama in honor of his promotion to Domaru Butai NCO. Takeshi "Neko" Oyama is an old school samurai warrior,
- 1x Oyama (AP CCW)
"The High Command can rely on the fact that whenever things became difficult Oyama will remain indifferent and calm, and that by the time the smoke has dissipated he will have fulfilled his duty. And that's the best thing you can say about a dirty Japanese."
Captain Song Lau. Excerpt taken from the evaluation report of Takeshi Oyama in honor of his promotion to Domaru Butai NCO.
Takeshi "Neko" Oyama is an old school samurai warrior, a person with integrity and honor, the paradigm of the perfect bushi. His face, lean and serious, always shows a determined and solemn expression. He has rough, taciturn manners and the creeds of the Bushido code always guide his attitude towards life. Oyama carries his scars with pride as a sign of his experience; however, like a good bushi he never brags about them. His nickname “Neko” (猫 “cat” in Japanese) is attributed to his ability to always land on his feet and the number of lives he seems to have. In the beginning, everyone believed that Oyama was a very lucky individual. But a single person cannot have as much luck as this samurai. Oyama is a veteran warrior who has survived many battles by simply being the best. He comes from a Japanese bushi family and his life has always been focused on his training as a samurai. Oyama has been educated in dojos with the most prestigious masters, where he excelled as a combatant with superior talent. Oyama joined the army driven by a strong personal sense of honor instead of a desire for social prestige. His first destination was a Butai (regiment) assigned to Svalarheima. This is where his legend would begin. He formed part of a garrison of an advanced post that suffered an intense PanOceanian attack. Enemy troops outnumbered their defenders by four to one. The defense became unsustainable. When reinforcements arrived only two people were alive at the post: the garrison's medical officer and Oyama who, although seriously wounded, continued to defend the position. Once Oyama completed his recovery period, he was transferred to Paradiso and given the rank of NCO. During a long-range patrol mission his unit ran into an advanced Shasvastii infiltration group. After fierce close quarters combat the only one left standing was an exhausted, wounded Oyama who was able to return and report the incident. The StateEmpire Army reinforced the area and avoided a Shasvastii infiltration behind human lines. Oyama, who had already been nicknamed "Neko," would also serve in the Ariadna Commercial Conflicts where he would honor his nickname by surviving the impossible, a feat he repeated several times during the Uprising. Takeshi "Neko" Oyama knows the ultimate path of the samurai is death. He knows that danger may knock on his door anytime and fearlessly awaits his inevitable fall that gradually approaches him. Oyama does not fear death; he perfectly understands that the path of the warrior requires life as its price.
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★★★★★ 5
My dogs fight over it
Color: Orange, Color: Orange
Easy to use, durable, and has a great battery love. At first my dogs were curious and unsure about it, now its become one of their favorite toys. They'll stare at it while its being charged and impatiently wait for it so they can have fun again. Perfect size for most breeds.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Haru LOVES this toy!
I recently purchased the Amazon Basics Hide and Seek Squeaky Dog Plush Toy, Rabbit and Carrot 5 Pack, and it has been an absolute hit with my dog Haru! This set has quickly become his favorite playtime activity, and it's easy to see why.
From the moment I introduced Haru to the plush toys, he was hooked! The rabbit and carrot design is not only adorable but also adds an element of excitement and curiosity for him. The toys' quality is impressive, with sturdy stitching that has held up well to Haru's enthusiastic play style.
The "hide and seek" aspect of the toys is brilliant. Each plush toy contains squeakers, which immediately captured Haru's attention. He thoroughly enjoys searching for the source of the squeaky sound and then triumphantly "catching" the rabbit or carrot. It's like a mini-game that keeps him mentally stimulated and entertained.
One of the best things about this 5-pack set is the variety it offers. Haru never gets bored because he can alternate between the different plush toys, and each one presents a new challenge for him. Whether he's "hunting" the rabbit or "nibbling" on the carrot, his excitement is contagious!
Furthermore, I appreciate how these toys keep Haru engaged for a good amount of time. As a busy dog owner, it's essential to have toys that can entertain him while I'm occupied with other tasks. The Hide and Seek Squeaky Dog Plush Toy accomplishes this perfectly, giving me some peace of mind knowing Haru is happily occupied.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Great toy
Great size for a medium to large dog and a good value overall. The carrot foliage is made of felt and can tear easily, but the carrot body and bunnies have typical toy durability. The bunnies include squeakers that are softer and not high-pitched. The holes are sized well—small enough that the bunnies don’t fall out on their own. Even with only a few stuffed inside, they stay put until your dog pulls them out.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2025
★★★★★ 5
I was shocked by how much my daughter's puppy enjoyed this toy!
I've bought two of these — one for my grand puppy to use when she's at my house, and another for her to keep at her house. I was shocked that she actually seems to enjoy playing with this toy! She hunts out all the bunnies and then brings the carrot to me to refill. I refill it, and then she takes the refilled carrot back to her spot and hunts them all out again. If I can't find one of the bunnies (because it's gotten stuck in the couch cushion, for example), I ask her "where's the bunny?" and she helps me find it! This dog is a ferocious chewer but she doesn't chew these toys! It's like she instinctively knows they are for hunting, not chewing. As a result, they have lasted a long time and provide hours of quality fun. Great value!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My Iggies LOVE this toy. Buy it!!!!!
As a new dog mom to Italian greyhounds, I wasn’t sure if they’d like this, but it is their favorite toy!!!! They LOVE playing with the rabbits, chewing on them, squishing them, flinging them and chasing them. My one iggy likes to chew on the carrot and stick her nose in it when it’s empty. I find the rabbits around the house. So cute and seems to be well made. Definitely worth the cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026