Japanese Collectibles Twisted Wonderland’s Deuce Spade Gets a Hugcot Cable Figure
A Bandai gashapon Hugcot figure of Deuce Spade from Disney Twisted Wonderland, dressed in Heartslabyul sportswear and designed to grip charging cables.
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Japanese Collectibles Totodile’s Banpresto Prize Eraser and Japan’s Arcade Culture
A hexagonal Banpresto eraser featuring Totodile, Pokemon's Gen 2 Water starter, distributed as a Japanese arcade crane game prize, not sold in retail.
Japanese Collectibles Why the De Tomaso Pantera Made It Onto a Coca-Cola Cap
Coca-Cola Japan issued numbered crown caps featuring supercar artwork during Japan's 1970s Supercar Boom. This one spotlights the De Tomaso Pantera GTS.
Japanese Collectibles How a Toyota 2000GT Ended Up in a Japanese Candy Box
The Time Slip Glico Toyota 2000GT set is a Kaiyodo-sculpted diorama bundled with Japanese caramel candy, depicting a Showa-era driving scene.
Japanese Collectibles Your Guide to Sebek Zigvolt and Disney Twisted Wonderland
This official Disney-licensed acrylic keychain features Sebek Zigvolt in his Ceremonial Robes from the Japanese mobile game Twisted Wonderland.
Japanese Collectibles Your Guide to Japan’s Retro Collectibles From Gundam to Sonic
A 1990 SD Gundam card from Comic BomBom, a Street Fighter eraser figure, a 1997 Amada Pokemon sticker, and a DeAgostini Sonic Prime figure from Japan.
Japanese Collectibles What Coca-Cola Japan’s Hajime Green Tea Diorama Reveals
A Coca-Cola Japan green tea promotional diorama showing a farmhouse scene with a resting farmer, part of Japan's beverage novelty figure tradition.
Japanese Collectibles Kento Nanami’s Beige Suit on a Jujutsu Kaisen Clear Card
A clear card from Japan's Jujutsu Kaisen shokugan line, featuring Grade 1 sorcerer Kento Nanami in his signature beige suit and sunglasses.
Japanese Collectibles Momo Nishimiya Brings Her Flying Broom to a Metallic JJK Card
Momo Nishimiya's metallic wafer card from Jujutsu Kaisen Wafer 2 explained — who the character is, what R Rare means, and Japan's shokugan tradition.
Japanese Collectibles The Origami Hero Hidden in My Hero Academia’s Ichiban Kuji
This My Hero Academia Ichiban Kuji rubber charm features Edge Shot — a top-five pro hero whose Origami Quirk and ninja aesthetic make him stand apart.