Japanese Collectibles

Android 18 features on Dragon Ball Heroes card HJ3-61, a Hero Rare from the Jaaku Mission arcade set distributed only through Japanese game centers by Bandai Namco.

Psyduck (No. 054) features on this Japanese Pokemon GB Mini Card, a licensed flat collectible from the late-1990s first-generation Pokemon boom, made for the domestic Japanese market.

A gashapon miniature of Japan's two-tier orange curve mirror, made for diorama use. Discover what these road safety fixtures mean to Japanese street culture.

A Re:Zero pencil case featuring Rem and Ram's gothic twin artwork, distributed in Japan and rarely found abroad. Learn about the characters and the franchise behind it.

Japan-only and pre-painted, this DeAgostini Sonic figure shows Modern Sonic's green-eyed look on a display base, from Japan's partwork collector tradition.

This vintage retro eraser rubber mascot figure brings Blanka from Street Fighter into miniature form, a collectible piece from the golden era of Japanese game merchandise.

A Bandai Ichiban Kuji magnet figure depicting Shin Godzilla's grotesque fourth form, available in Japan exclusively through lottery-style prize sales.

A circular stained glass-style acrylic display panel featuring Bruno Bucciarati and Sticky Fingers from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5, made for the Japanese market.

A die-cut Franky pin badge from Japan featuring the One Piece quote Existing Is Not a Sin, tied to the character's backstory from the Water Seven arc.

This 1997 Amada sticker features Victreebel, a Gen 1 Grass-type Pokemon, as part of a Japanese collectible series made before Pokemon reached Western markets.