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Perfect Cell’s Dragon Ball Z Battle in Ichiban Kuji Form

This H Prize acrylic stand from the Ichiban Kuji Dragon Ball Z VS Omnibus CROSS lottery depicts Perfect Cell versus Super Saiyan Gohan from the Cell Game arc.
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Behind the RX-78-2 Menko From Gundam’s Earliest Era

A licensed RX-78-2 menko card from the original Mobile Suit Gundam era, featuring hand-drawn art and a copyright mark from Nippon Sunrise's earliest days.
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Luigi’s Hat and Mustache Behind Japan’s FamilyMart Campaign

This official Nintendo Luigi charm was a FamilyMart Japan exclusive, reducing the character to his hat and mustache on a circular acrylic disc.
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How Hasbro’s Black Series Brought Chewbacca to Collectors

This Hasbro Black Series 6-inch Chewbacca figure, from around 2015–2016, captures the Star Wars Wookiee co-pilot at collector-grade scale with his bowcaster.
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Flygon, Kecleon, and a 2003 Banpresto Eraser for Your Collection

A hexagonal Pokemon eraser by Banpresto from 2003, featuring Flygon and Kecleon artwork from Hoenn — part of Japan's character stationery tradition.
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Your Guide to Uta’s Ichiban Kuji Prize From Film Red

A 2022 Ichiban Kuji acrylic stand featuring Uta from One Piece Film Red, the Bandai Spirits H Prize released alongside Japan's record-breaking theatrical anime film.
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When Nintendo’s Balloon Fight Met Japan’s Menko Tradition

A circular menko card from 1984 ties Nintendo's Balloon Fight to Japan's traditional toy game, featuring the Balloon Fighter and Flippers characters.
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The Zeon Duelist Behind This 1989 Mini Carddas Card

A 1989 Bandai Mini Carddas card featuring MS-15 Gyan from Mobile Suit Gundam, likely connected to Kodansha's monthly manga magazine Comic BonBon.
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Why Jewelry Bonney’s Egghead Ichiban Kuji Coaster Matters

Bandai Spirits' Ichiban Kuji H Prize rubber coaster features Jewelry Bonney in her One Piece Egghead arc design, sold only through Japanese retail channels.
Japanese Collectibles

Inside the Dragon Quest Monsters Sticker Series From 1998

A 1998 Japanese numbered sticker featuring Dentasaurus from Dragon Quest Monsters, a Toriyama-designed franchise launched on Game Boy Color.