Your Guide to Kalim Al-Asim’s Twisted Wonderland Badge

Kalim Al-Asim Lab Coat Tin Badge, Twisted Wonderland Vol.6 by Bandai

A Tin Badge and What It Represents

This is an officially licensed Bandai tin badge — the format Japanese fans call a kan badge — featuring Kalim Al-Asim from Disney Twisted Wonderland. It belongs to the Vol.6 Lab Coat series: the sixth entry in a line of badges unified by a single costume theme, here the white lab coat. The ©Disney marking confirms its licensed status, and Bandai’s manufacturing means it meets the quality expectations that collectors associate with the brand.

In Japan, tin badges like this are standard gear in oshi-katsu — fan culture built around expressing support for a favorite character — worn on bags, jackets, and lanyards as a visible declaration of allegiance. Whether Vol.6 was sold as a blind pack (where you don’t know which character you’re getting until you open it) or as single-character editions isn’t confirmed, but the blind format is common for multi-character series like this one.

The World Behind the Badge

Disney Twisted Wonderland launched in Japan in March 2020 as a rhythm and adventure mobile game developed by Aniplex under a Disney license. The concept: what if Disney’s most legendary villains had been reborn as students at Night Raven College, an all-boys magic school? Each dormitory is themed around a classic Disney antagonist, and the characters within them carry those archetypes into entirely new directions.

The game’s scenario and character designs were created by Yana Toboso, the manga artist behind Black Butler (Kuroshitsuji). That background gives the world an aesthetic grounded in theatrical darkness and layered character dynamics, which has drawn a wide fanbase both in Japan and internationally. English and Chinese versions have since launched alongside the Japanese original, and a streaming anime adaptation arrived in 2024, keeping the franchise in active expansion.

Kalim Al-Asim and the Scarabia Dorm

Kalim Al-Asim is the House Warden of Scarabia, the dormitory shaped by the world of Aladdin (1992) — specifically the figure of Jafar. In personality, Kalim is essentially the opposite of that archetype: endlessly cheerful, open-hearted, and oblivious to the social maneuvering that fills the rest of the school. His design reflects Scarabia’s Middle Eastern and desert aesthetics, with dark skin, silver-white hair, and red eyes, and he has drawn consistent attention from international fans as one of the game’s more warmly depicted characters.

The lab coat shown here is a costume variation tied to a specific in-game event or story chapter. Alongside Kalim in the illustration, a mandrake plant in a terracotta pot appears — likely connected to the game’s recurring themes of alchemy and herbology, though the precise context of that pairing isn’t confirmed from available sources. For fans who follow a character across every costume and event appearance, a badge like this captures a version of Kalim that the standard school-uniform edition simply cannot.