Japanese Collectibles

Four Japan-exclusive collectibles: a vintage Ultra Q menko card, an Endeavor My Hero Academia keychain, an Incredibles Pepsi cap, and a LEGOLAND Japan badge.

A Coca-Cola promotional mini figure of Yuffie Kisaragi from Final Fantasy VII, produced by Square Enix and part of a branded collectible series.

A 1990 Comic BomBom magazine bonus playing card featuring Nise Gundam, SD Gundam's parody of the RX-78-2, from the height of Japan's SD Gundam boom.

A genuine 1980s Sega-licensed menko card featuring Andromeda Shun from Saint Seiya, with background on the card game's roots and the anime's global reach.

A 1996 Bandai Carddas card featuring Monster Cancer, a zodiac-named mechanical crab from the SD Gundam Kikoujin Densetsu Knight fantasy series.

A 1997 Amada Pokemon battle sticker featuring Dewgong, a Gen 1 Water/Ice type. Learn about the Japanese sticker format with game stats printed on each card.

Learn what the Bandai DX Ryusoul Key (Gaisoulg version) is, how it connects to the Ryusoulger toy system, and why this cursed-armor character stands out across both the Japanese and Power Rangers fandoms.

A 2019 official Peanuts pin badge from Universal Studios Japan, likely a carnival game prize, featuring Snoopy and Charlie Brown's classic comedic dynamic.

Landmotor is a KBT-type Medarot in Takara's official Collection figure line, built around the game's signature interchangeable parts design from late-1990s Japan.

A Nara-exclusive Demon Slayer metal keychain pairing Shinobu Kocho with the region's iconic deer, part of Japan's regional souvenir tradition.