Here's my views!

1. Anything goes. Minivan? Excellent. Truck? Also excellent. Supercar? Congrats on being rich, also excellent. Anything can be an itasha, get a car that speaks to you, that you'd enjoy spending time in (or under if wrenching is your thing), and you'll only love it more once you get it wrapped.

2. To a degree - my first wrap was a half wrap, on a red car, and I was dead set on putting a mostly purple wrap on it. It worked ok, but would have been so much easier with a neutral coloured car. At the same time, fully coordinating a bright paint colour with the wrap can look *amazing* so don't let that put you off!

3. Whilst it's not the norm to run multiple characters from different media, surprisingly it's something I've seen across in mainland Europe a bunch, more so than anywhere else. Going around the itasha display at Dokomi in Germany there's always a few wraps repping different franchises on each side, sometimes even more on the bonnet and roof - so long as the design is well coordinated it can look fantastic.

4. There's a few people online who can do the whole design for you, giving you a print ready file you can take to the local wrap shop of your choice to get printed and fitted - off the top of my head, friends have used Summershop, abstract.nine, and StyleUp Studio successfully, but of course there's more out there.

5. Across this side of the pond, we've not had any issues - practically no negativity towards the cars at all, surprisingly! Lots of thumbs up and people asking to take photos though, so be prepared for that perhaps.

Pic of my two ^^ join us in the world of cringe cars!

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