Japanese Collectibles

A monochrome Kaiyodo diorama from the Time Slip Glico series shows Tetsujin 28 hoisting a villain car — tracing the 1963 anime that aired in the US as Gigantor.

This One Piece YAKARA SHINE hologram tin badge (No. 21) depicts Charlotte Katakuri revealing his face in a key scene from the Whole Cake Island arc.

A chibi-style rubber strap of Epel Felmier from Disney Twisted Wonderland, featuring his school uniform and red apple motif from the Japanese mobile game.

A Bandai figure from Ryusoulger — the 2019 Super Sentai series behind Power Rangers Dino Fury — distributed exclusively through Japanese magazine channels.

A vintage Coca-Cola crown cap from Japan featuring an illustrated Mitsubishi Galant Lambda GSR, where 1970s JDM car culture meets Showa promotional memorabilia.

A single playing card from the February 1990 Comic BomBom magazine bonus insert, featuring the SD Gundam Zaku I character in its iconic elder form.

A look at the Ignihyde dorm POCOPOCO phone grip from Disney's Twisted Wonderland, with its Hades-inspired crest, retractable mechanism, and Japan-only release.

This Spades 3 card from 1984 places Nausicaä, Teto, and Yupa together under the Animage label, tying it directly to the film's original Japanese release.

A holographic Rei Ayanami wafer sticker from Japan's EVA2 food-toy series, featuring the Evangelion icon in chibi style with a rare variant designation.

Totodile's Pokemon Mezastar Super Tag is an arcade-exclusive collectible from Japan — the only official way to get one is at a Japanese game center.