Japanese Collectibles

Ranka Lee is one of Macross Frontier's two heroines. This Bandai Carddass Masters card from 2011 captures her as the idol performer she becomes in the story.

A clear file and sticker set from Bandai Spirits' Ichiban Kuji One Piece ROAD TO DAWN series, themed around Luffy, Ace, and Sabo's iconic brotherhood bond.

Rook Hunt is Pomefiore's Vice Dorm Leader in Disney Twisted Wonderland — here's the story behind this Bandai rubber strap mascot from Japan.

Bulma's Capsule No. 9 Bike from Dragon Ball's first chapter is recreated as a die-cast Dream Tomica by Takara Tomy — here's the story behind this miniature.

A Bandai DX Ryusoul Key from the 2019 Super Sentai series Ryusoulger, the Mabushii Soul transforms between knight and key form with a light-attribute design.

A 1989 Bandai Mini Carddas card featuring MS-15 Gyan from Mobile Suit Gundam, tracing the card format's origins and the Zeon mobile suit's design legacy.

Present Mic appears as No. 13 in Furuta's Choco Egg My Hero Academia Part 2, a Japan-only food-toy line rooted in the country's blind-box collecting culture.

Two Amada Pokemon stickers from 1996, a Bandai Macross Frontier card, and a Puyo Puyo keshi eraser from Sega — small-format anime collectibles from Japan.

Collectible name card featuring Blue Box heroine Chika Kano, designed like a real Japanese business card and packaged with a clear acrylic stand for display.

A hexagonal eraser from early 2000s Japan featuring Absol and Flygon, two Gen 3 Pokemon, with anime-era Banpresto licensing recorded on the base.