Today’s Random Four
Every morning we pull a handful of items from our store completely at random — and today, these four surfaced. Use code D260723VAK at checkout for an extra 15% off any of them, stacked on top of the sale prices already running. With today’s markdowns, that’s up to 30% off. Good for 3 days. New picks drop every morning, so check back — you never know what’ll turn up.
This week’s picks span two of Japan’s most enduring gaming franchises: Super Mario and Pokemon. From a miniature figure released alongside a Nintendo platformer to vintage stickers produced nearly three decades ago, these items reflect the depth of collectible culture that has grown around both series.
Bowser Jr. Super Mario 3D World Choco Egg Mini Figure
This is a Bowser Jr. mini figure from the Choco Egg tie-in series released in Japan alongside Super Mario 3D World. Choco Egg collectibles are chocolate confections sold with a small capsule figure inside, a format that has produced numerous licensed Nintendo characters over the years.
Price: $11.69 | View on eBay
Cloyster No. 294 Pokemon Sticker — Amada 1997
A Cloyster sticker numbered 294 from Amada’s 1997 Pokemon sticker series. Amada was a Japanese manufacturer that produced some of the earliest licensed Pokemon merchandise, making these stickers among the first wave of collectibles to emerge after the franchise launched in 1996.
Price: $7.67 | View on eBay
Wynaut Pokemon Center National Pokedex Metal Charm Mascot
This is a Wynaut metal charm from the National Pokedex mascot series sold at Pokemon Center stores in Japan. Pokemon Center is Nintendo’s official retail chain dedicated exclusively to the franchise, and the National Pokedex charm series was produced to commemorate every numbered Pokemon in the Pokedex.
Price: $15.29 | View on eBay
Blastoise Pokemon Sticker No. 212 — Amada 1997
A Blastoise sticker numbered 212 from the same Amada 1997 series as the Cloyster listing above. Blastoise is one of the three original starter Pokemon final evolutions introduced in Pokemon Red and Blue, making it a recognizable piece of the franchise’s earliest era.
Price: $7.67 | View on eBay
About This Collection
Three of the four items here come from the Pokemon franchise, spanning different formats and eras: vintage paper stickers from 1997, an official metal charm from Pokemon Center Japan, and a confectionery figure from the Mario universe rounding out the set. Together they offer a cross-section of how Japanese pop-culture merchandise has been produced and distributed over the past three decades.
