Huge fan: Some of the Cybercop memorabilia owned by Mohamad Amirul at his home in Johor Baru.
JOHOR BARU: Growing up in the 1990s influenced teacher Mohamad Amirul Fahmi Abdul Ghani into becoming a collector of memorabilia of the popular Japanese children’s television show, Cybercop. The 29-year-old said he became a Cybercop fan when he was five years old and watched it on television.“Back then, Cybercop was among the most popular Japanese children’s shows – not only here but throughout the world.
“It’s different from other shows, such as Ultraman or Power Rangers,” he said during an interview here yesterday.
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