From my collection, the right glass has the logo underneath the name, where the left glass has the logo on the bottom sides (not seen from the front).
Another problem with glass collecting is that there can be multiple versions of a certain glass. One is the Logo Under Name variant, commonly called L.U.N. glasses. It is self-descriptive; whichever company is sponsoring the glasses could have its logo under a character’s name. As an example, the Pepsi logo could appear under the character’s name rather than off to the side, which is the normal version.
The obstacle would be the lingering question that goes with what a L.U.N. is. When comparing the two glasses, there’s only the one difference. We would then ask, “Isn’t it just the same glass? Why even bother with a whole new set?”
One possible choice is to ignore this type of glass and stick with the ‘normal’ version. This would ensure a set is finished one at a time, instead of collecting multiple sets, at one time, and confused about what you have or not. Or, another choice is just to buy it and include it in your regular collection and not care that it’s a L.U.N., to complete a set. The third option is simply to buy them since it is slightly different and work on two separate sets. Writing a list of what is in a set and placing checkmarks next to what you own would help keep a person on track.
From my collection, Pokémon Bulbasaur is leaping on the left glass while on the right he is facing forward.
I highly suggest buying them whenever you get a chance, within a reasonable price of course. L.U.N.s usually go for a little bit more than a normal glass. While this blog was more focused on L.U.N.s, I have also seen some glasses that are almost the exact same, with one small difference in the design. It caught me off-guard for a little bit, but I bought it because of its difference. Who knows, it could have been the last one I needed to make the set complete. It could even make one of them rarer.
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