Tongfushop 100 Coloured Marker Set (Dual Tip Alcohol Markers) with Carry Case

What this set is for

The Tongfushop 100 Coloured Marker Set is a dual-tip alcohol marker bundle aimed at people who want both precision and broader colouring in one pen—without constantly switching tools. On paper, it’s designed around the typical creative workflow: do fine line work, then move quickly into fills, shading, and smoother gradients. With 100 colours included, it’s also the kind of set you buy when you want variety from the start rather than upgrading colour-by-colour.

There’s also a very practical angle here: the set comes with a carrying case and a solid storage base. If you’ve ever had markers rolling around in a drawer, or spent ages hunting for that one shade, the storage side of this is genuinely part of the appeal.

Key points

This is a dual-tip alcohol marker set, pairing a 1 mm precision tip for details with a broader chisel tip (stated as 1 to 6 mm) for larger areas and smoother blending. The manufacturer also claims fast dry time (2 seconds) and a low risk of streaking, plus support for multiple layers (up to 5 layers is stated) when you build tone gradually.

In day-to-day terms, that means you can go from sketching to colouring without interrupting your flow. For example, you might use the 1 mm tip to outline hair strands in an anime sketch, then swap to the wider chisel tip to colour blocks of the base shade, and finally layer lightly for depth.

It’s not aimed only at “serious artists”, either. The set is framed as suitable for drawing, sketching, anime/manga-style colouring, adult colouring and general fun doodling.

What you’ll notice in use

The promise with this kind of alcohol marker kit is always the same: smooth blending, strong pigmentation, and usable control. The description points to “high quality ink flow” for smooth transitions, plus “highly pigmented” colours meant to stay vibrant and not fade quickly.

One limitation to keep in mind is that “no streaks” and “up to 5 layers” are claims—results can still depend on your paper choice and how you layer. If you use very absorbent paper, or you go heavy too quickly, you may find performance varies compared with the ideal scenario.

There’s also the question of how these markers handle different skin tones and shading styles. The set is positioned as good for portrait-style colour work (skin tones are mentioned), but if your approach relies on very specific professional blending workflows, you may still want to test on your own paper before committing to a full piece.

Tech specs

• Type: Dual tip alcohol markers
• Number of colours: 100
• Precision tip size: 1 mm
• Chisel tip size range: 1 to 6 mm
• Drying time: 2 seconds (stated)
• Layering: up to 5 layers without smudging (stated)
• Ink flow/finish: designed for smooth transitions and reduced streaking (stated)
• Storage: carrying case and storage base included
• Grip design: ergonomic and non-slip (stated)

Who it suits (and who should be cautious)

This set makes sense if you want an all-in-one marker range for drawing and colouring, especially if you’re doing manga/anime style work, illustrations, or adult colouring where you’ll be using both fine detail and larger colour areas.

It’s also a sensible buy if you care about organisation: colour-coded caps with numeric labels should make it easier to find shades quickly, and the storage base helps keep things tidy between sessions.

It may not be a great match if you’re looking for a very specific limited palette, or if you only use markers occasionally and don’t need 100 colours. Also, if you’re very particular about blending performance on your exact paper stock, it could be worth checking compatibility and doing a small test first—alcohol markers often behave differently depending on the surface.

Care & storage considerations

Because these are alcohol-based markers, practical handling still matters. The set includes a carrying case and storage base, which should help you keep caps on properly and reduce the chance of a mess. Colour-coded caps can also make it less likely you’ll leave a tip exposed while searching for a shade.

If you’re planning to take them out, the case is clearly meant for that. Just be mindful that any marker set can dry out faster if caps aren’t closed properly, so it’s worth building good habits from the start.

Is it worth it?

A solid choice for most people who want 100 dual-tip alcohol markers in one go, with the ability to switch between a 1 mm precision tip and a 1 to 6 mm chisel tip for both detail and blending. The fast-drying and “layering without smudging” claims are especially relevant if you dislike waiting around between passes.

You may want to skip it if you’re only after a small number of colours, or if you’re a highly technical colourist who relies on very specific blending behaviour and paper performance. In that case, testing a couple of shades on your own paper first can save disappointment.

Mini FAQ

Are these good for anime and manga colouring?

They’re explicitly positioned for anime/manga-style colouring and sketching, and the dual-tip design should help with both line work and filling.

Do they dry quickly?

The description states they dry in around 2 seconds and are designed to reduce streaking.

Can you layer colours?

The set description says you can apply up to 5 layers without smudging.

What tips sizes are included?

You get a 1 mm precision tip for fine details and a chisel tip with a 1 to 6 mm range for broader work.

Is storage included?

Yes—there’s a carrying case and a storage base mentioned in the pack details.