Japanese Collectibles The Story Behind Roy and Fuecoco’s Pokemon Wafer Card
Roy and his partner Fuecoco appear on this full-holo Bandai wafer card from Japan's 2023 shokugan series, tied to the launch of Pokemon Horizons.
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Japanese Collectibles How R2-D2 Became Part of Japan’s Eraser Figure Tradition
This UNIQLO Japan-exclusive eraser figure captures R2-D2 in red soft rubber, rooting a global Star Wars icon in a distinctly Japanese toy tradition.
Japanese Collectibles Shota Aizawa’s Gold Bust Up Heroes Vol.3 for MHA Fans
Shota Aizawa from My Hero Academia appears in this Japan-exclusive Bust Up Heroes Vol.3 figure, rendered in a 2B Gold colorway from the trading figure series.
Japanese Collectibles Why Bandana Waddle Dee Resonates With Kirby Fans Worldwide
This Takara Tomy Arts capsule toy figure captures Bandana Waddle Dee in the Manmaru Mascot style, tied to the 2017 3DS game Kirby Battle Royale.
Japanese Collectibles Ryusoulger’s DX Ryusoul Key and the Dino Fury Connection
Bandai's DX Ryusoul Key is an electronic toy from the 2019 Super Sentai series Ryusoulger, the Japanese source material for Power Rangers Dino Fury.
Japanese Collectibles 4 Franchise Collectibles From Yu-Gi-Oh to Demon Slayer
Today's picks span Yu-Gi-Oh, Twisted Wonderland, BeCool Transformers, and Demon Slayer, covering four franchises in four different collectible formats.
Japanese Collectibles What Made Godzilland Different From Classic Godzilla Merch
A 1984 TOHO Godzilland numbered sticker featuring chibi Godzilla and Mothra, from Japan's child-friendly kaiju spin-off line for young collectors.
Japanese Collectibles Meltan’s Mezastar Card and the Arcade Game Behind It
Meltan's Mezastar arcade scan card is a Japan-only collectible from the Pokemon Mezastar series, featuring the steel-type Pokemon first revealed via Pokemon GO in 2018.
Japanese Collectibles Your Guide to Kalim Al-Asim’s Twisted Wonderland Badge
Bandai tin badge of Kalim Al-Asim in lab coat from Twisted Wonderland, covering the character, the mobile game's origins, and the appeal of the Vol.6 series.
Japanese Collectibles Sheryl Nome Trades the Stage for a Kimono in This Bandai Card
A 2011 Bandai character card from Macross Frontier featuring Sheryl Nome in a kimono illustration created exclusively for merchandise, number MF157.