Japanese Collectibles What Makes the 1989 Marasai Carddas a Zeta Gundam Artifact
A 1989 Bandai Mini Carddas battle card featuring the Marasai from Zeta Gundam, sold through Japanese vending machines and linked to Comic BonBon.
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Japanese Collectibles When Bandai Turned a Gundam Escape Pod Into a Trading Card
Card No. 82 from Bandai's 1989 SD Gundam Carddas series features the Escape Pod personified as a comedy soldier, tied to Japan's Comic BonBon magazine.
Japanese Collectibles Four Picks From Demon Slayer, Dragon Ball, and Gintama
This week: a Muichiro Tokito wafer sticker, a Vegeta GR Dragon Ball sticker, a Gintama Ichiban Kuji postcard, and a 2003 Lawson Lotus Esprit figure.
Japanese Collectibles Tokoyami’s Choco Egg Figure and Japan’s Shokugan Culture
Furuta's Choco Egg is a long-running Japanese shokugan line. This My Hero Academia figure captures Fumikage Tokoyami's unmistakable bird-head design.
Japanese Collectibles Rengoku’s Flame Pillar Legacy in a Bikkuriman Sticker
Rengoku, Demon Slayer's Flame Hashira, stars on a Japan-limited Bikkuriman wafer sticker — a paper collectible steeped in Japanese pop culture.
Japanese Collectibles The Dragon Ball DAIMA Charm Toriyama Left Behind
This Dragon Ball DAIMA Ichiban Kuji rubber charm features mini Goku, Glorio, and Elder Kai — all from Toriyama's final Dragon Ball anime series.
Japanese Collectibles Erazor Blade, the Dragon Quest Sword Monster on Silver
A 1998 Enix collectible sticker of Erazor Blade, Dragon Quest's animated sword monster, with silver metallic finish and game data on the face.
Japanese Collectibles Pesci’s Transformation in a Golden Wind Ichiban Kuji Charm
Pesci from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 5 appears on this Bandai Spirits Ichiban Kuji rubber charm, produced during the Golden Wind anime run.
Japanese Collectibles Meet Healslime from the 1998 Dragon Quest Monsters Sticker
Healslime No. 010 is an official Enix collector sticker from 1998, tied to the Dragon Quest Monsters Game Boy Color launch, with Toriyama-influenced art.
Japanese Collectibles Captain Tsubasa Menko Cards Every Anime Fan Should Know
A vintage Captain Tsubasa menko card from Japan's Showa era, where anime soccer and a traditional paper game format came together for a generation of fans.