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Numbered 017 in a 1998 Enix sticker series, this Metal Slime card connects to Dragon Quest Monsters: Terry's Wonderland and Akira Toriyama's creature designs.

This 1997 Amada sticker featuring Beedrill, No.218 in a numbered series, is one of the earliest Pokémon collectibles made for the Japanese domestic market.

A vintage Japanese Meowth metal charm from the Pokémon boom of the late 1990s, when character goods like this circulated almost exclusively in Japan.

A 56mm Bandai Cushion Series can badge from Jujutsu Kaisen featuring Ryomen Sukuna, with a padded front panel that gives it a softly raised, tactile feel.

A 1989 Bandai Carddas battle card featuring the MAN-08 Elmeth from Mobile Suit Gundam, tied to Comic BonBon and Gundam's tenth-anniversary merchandise wave.

A sepia-toned Kaiyodo figure of Anne Shirley from the 1979 World Masterpiece Theater anime, depicting a pensive waiting pose from the K&M nostalgia series.

Matador No. 252 is a Bandai Carddas trading card from SD Gundam Gaiden's 1996 Phoenix Front arc, featuring the red-armored, one-horned knight villain.

A Japan-only Furuta Choco Egg figure featuring Snoopy at his red dog bowl, with three tiny Woodstock birds nestled inside — a complete Peanuts scene in miniature.

A single-piece Sharpedo block figure from Mega Bloks' official Pokémon lineup, designed in a chibi style and distributed through Japan's collectibles market.

A 2003 Bandai Hyper Battle Carddass EX card featuring Genbo from One Piece's Skypiea arc, with Skill Rare rarity and battle game mechanics.