Japanese Collectibles Your Guide to Azul Ashengrotto’s TWST Wafer Card
Azul Ashengrotto is Octavinelle's cunning housemaster in Disney Twisted Wonderland. This Bandai wafer card shows him in his distinctive Ceremony costume.
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Japanese Collectibles Mystical Elf and the Yu-Gi-Oh Cards That Came Before Konami
A 1998 Bandai Carddass trading card featuring Mystical Elf, released under a separate game system a year before Konami's Yu-Gi-Oh OCG ever existed.
Japanese Collectibles Ramen, Kirby, and the Ichiban Kuji Stickers You Need to Know
This four-sheet sticker set is the H Prize from Bandai Spirits' Kirby Ichiban Kuji, a no-lose lottery sold at Japanese convenience stores.
Japanese Collectibles Manemare and Dragon Quest Monsters’ 1998 Sticker Line, Explained
A 1998 Japanese trading sticker featuring Manemare from Dragon Quest Monsters, with Toriyama's zombie-type monster design in a Silver B metallic finish.
Japanese Collectibles Four Classic Disney Icons Behind the Daiso 100th Badge
Daiso Japan's 2023 Disney 100th Anniversary can badge features Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Pluto in a silver silhouette design unique to the centennial.
Japanese Collectibles Jigglypuff, Rui, and Makima Goods Worth Making Room For
An Ichiban Kuji Jigglypuff metal charm, a Demon Slayer Bikkuriman wafer sticker, a Makima Chainsaw Man keychain, and a Banpresto Pokemon eraser from Japan.
Japanese Collectibles Inside Bandai’s 1996 Mew Figure and the Pokemon Kids Line
Mew's 1996 Bandai Pokemon Kids sofubi figure is a piece of Japanese shokugan history — a food-toy from the dawn of the Pokemon franchise.
Japanese Collectibles The Secret Behind Dandadan’s Aira Shiratori Onemutan Figure
Aira Shiratori from Dandadan gets the sleepy chibi treatment in this Onemutan trading figure, a Japan-market gacha collectible tied to the 2024 anime.
Japanese Collectibles Sheryl Nome, Macross Frontier’s Galaxy Fairy, on a 2012 Bandai Card
Macross Frontier's galaxy idol Sheryl Nome gets the Bandai character card treatment on this 2012 Japanese release, catalogued as MF227.
Japanese Collectibles Evangelion 2.0 Clear File for Your Collection
An A4 clear file from Lawson's Evangelion 2.0 campaign, featuring Shinji Ikari and EVA-01 — a Japanese convenience store collectible tied to the 2009 film.