I came across this Taiyaki store in Japan and noticed something different about it. They had all the regular fillings, but then there was this. They were selling actual Magikarp Taiyaki. And you could see them being made right in front of you. No, you don't need an old Rod to catch one of these. It even came in special Pokemon theme packaging, and on the back it had a song about Magikarp, or Koi King, as it's called in Japan. Now this one was a lot chunkier than normal Taiyaki, and even though the majority of it wasn't actually filling, as you can see right here, it was still good. And where else could you say you ate a Taiyaki Magikarp?