Japanese Collectibles

A Fanta World promotional prize from early 2000s Japan, this 291295=HOMME miniature sneaker charm documents hip-hop street style and the finger dance trend.

Keldeo is a Mythical Pokemon tied to special events, and its Resolute Form appears on this Japan-only Mezastar arcade tag by TAKARATOMY A.R.T.S.

Wafer sticker 1-04 from Demon Slayer features Makomo, the fox-masked spirit who guides Tanjiro through the Final Selection in the series' opening arc.

An official Pokemon Center metal enamel charm featuring Swablu, the cotton-winged #333 Normal/Flying type first seen in Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire.

A 2004 Japanese arcade prize, this THE DOG roly-poly figure blends Artlist Collection's wide-angle dog photography brand with a traditional wobble-toy form.

Four Japanese collectibles: a 2003 Bandai Gaara gashapon, a Sinon SAO rubber strap, a 1980s Goku menko card, and a Boston Terrier tin keychain from The Dog.

A 1998 Japanese character trading sticker featuring Dancing Jewel from Dragon Quest Monsters, tied to the Game Boy Color RPG's Japanese launch and Akira Toriyama's monster art.

A 1992 Capcom metal token featuring Blanka from Street Fighter II in high relief, made in Japan at the height of arcade culture and SF2's worldwide boom.

Queen Alice from Through the Looking-Glass reimagined as a Japanese chibi mascot figure, complete with golden scepter and a tiny arched door on the base.

An official Aniplex mini acrylic stand of Vil Schoenheit from Disney Twisted Wonderland, shown in his Night Raven College uniform from the 2020 mobile game.