Tokyo Revengers goods from Japan: Japanese search terms, acrylic stands and what to look for

The main Tokyo Revengers manga run has wrapped, but Toman goods are still widely collected in Japan, and a lot of them never get an overseas release: acrylic stands, Ichiban Kuji prizes, can badges, plush and event apparel. Plenty of it ends up on Japanese secondhand marketplaces as fans clear out their shelves. Some notes for anyone collecting from outside Japan.

Search in Japanese

Most goods are listed by character name, so the Japanese names pull up far more results on Mercari, Suruga-ya and Yahoo Auctions than English titles:

• 東京リベンジャーズ (Tokyo Revengers), often shortened to 東リベ
• 佐野万次郎 or マイキー (Mikey), 龍宮寺堅 or ドラケン (Draken)
• 松野千冬 (Chifuyu), 場地圭介 (Baji), 三ツ谷隆 (Mitsuya), 花垣武道 (Takemichi)
• アクスタ (acrylic stand), 缶バッジ (can badge), 一番くじ (Ichiban Kuji), ぬいぐるみ (plush)

Adding 中古 (used) or 未開封 (unopened) narrows a search quickly.

What turns up

• Acrylic stands: the entry point for most collectors. They are light, cheap to ship and exist for most of the cast. Single used stands on Mercari were around $3-7 when we looked, and sellers often list full sets (a 7-stand set was around $17).
• Ichiban Kuji prizes: store lottery prizes, from towels and badges up to figures. Yahoo Auctions is a good place for complete prize lots.
• Figures and boxed sets: sealed current releases turn up on Amazon Japan; older and out-of-print pieces on Suruga-ya and Mercari.
• Plush and apparel: Mikey and Draken carry a lot of the apparel, and Chifuyu is a favourite for acrylic stands.

Mercari and Rakuma are single-listing marketplaces, so if a piece you want shows up, it can sell quickly.

Keeping the cost down

Buying a few small items in one go and shipping them together helps more than anything else, because international postage is charged on the greater of actual and volumetric weight. Acrylic stands and badges barely move the scale; boxed figures are what push the parcel size up. For US buyers, the $800 de minimis exemption no longer applies: since August 29, 2025, parcels of any value go through customs and pay applicable duties, taxes and fees.

Before you buy used

Read the condition notes and look closely at the seller's photos, especially for scratches on the acrylic and missing bases or backing cards. Suruga-ya grades its used stock, which helps.

Disclosure: this post comes from the OneMall team. OneMall is a Japan proxy-shopping and forwarding service, so the link below is commercial. It goes to our longer Tokyo Revengers merch buying guide, with the platform table, the order steps and the fees. OneMall does not independently authenticate listings or guarantee product condition.

Whose stand is on your shelf, Mikey or Draken?

Detective Conan has two different 30th anniversaries and the goods do not say which one they are - w

Quick one for the Conan collectors here, because it cost me an evening of confusion. Detective Conan is running its second 30th anniversary in three years, and Japanese listings for the two are mixed together in the same searches. The manga started serialising in Shonen Sunday in January 1994, so 2024 was 連載30周年 (serialisation 30th) - that was the big Conan exhibition with the manga-themed goods. The TV anime first aired on 8 January 1996, so 2026 is 放送30周年 (broadcast 30th) - a second, anime-production-themed exhibition that opened at Tokyo Dome City in February and tours twelve Japanese venues into 2027, plus a Weiß Schwarz Blau card set, a Japan Mint coin set and Sega prize goods with a "TV 30th" logo. Two exhibitions, two logos, two sets of acrylic stands, and a seller who just writes "30周年" could mean either.

How to tell them apart

The 2026 line uses the words TVアニメ or 放送 in front of 30周年, and the logo says "TV ANIME 30th". The 2024 line uses 連載, and the goods reference the manga art. If the listing only says 30周年記念版 on a book, that is the manga side: Shogakukan's 30th Anniversary Edition of volume 1 is a 2024 item, even though anime fans want it too.

What the 2026 items are actually selling for

All of these are listings I read this morning (19 September) on the Japanese marketplaces through the forwarder I use, so they are today's numbers, not press-release numbers:

- Weiß Schwarz Blau Premium Pack - TV Anime 30th Anniversary, sealed 8-pack box, Amazon Japan: 5,280 yen ($36.43). The box MSRP is 4,400 yen, so Amazon is above list; earlier this week the same sealed box was listed under list price on Yahoo Flea Market (per the linked write-up, dated 17 September), which makes this the one item worth checking on two marketplaces before you buy.
- 30th exhibition lenticular acrylic stand, Conan Edogawa, unopened: 1,111 yen ($7.67) (venue price was 990 yen for the random lenticular stands, so barely any markup).
- 30th exhibition acrylic stand, second-hand, seller-graded rank B: 2,640 yen ($18.22) against a 1,650 yen venue price - the used one is dearer than the sealed lenticular, which tells you which design people wanted.
- TV 30th Anniversary eco bag, unused in its packaging: 1,800 yen ($12.42).
- Anime 30th scene-still trading can badge (the 警視庁1200万人の人質 set, one random character), unopened: 1,199 yen ($8.27).

And the crossover item from the other 30th, for comparison:

- Manga 30th Anniversary Edition vol. 1, first printing, still shrink-wrapped: 2,500 yen ($17.25).

What surprised me is how flat the exhibition-goods market is. The venue sells at retail with a two-per-item limit and the tour keeps restocking, so resale sits within a few hundred yen of the shop price. The items that actually appreciate are the ones with a closed window - the Japan Mint coin sets (lottery applications closed in June) and the serial-numbered cards inside the Weiß Schwarz Blau boxes. Watch for coin-set listings that are only the leaflet (チラシ / リーフレット) at 300-500 yen; they are not the set.

Search terms that work

名探偵コナン 放送30周年 or 名探偵コナン TV30th for the 2026 anime items; 名探偵コナン 連載30周年 for the 2024 manga exhibition; ヴァイスシュヴァルツブラウ コナン for the card boxes. English "Conan 30th" pulls up mostly the export-priced listings.

The full write-up with the anniversary calendar, every official venue price, the card set rarities and the shipping table is here: Detective Conan TV Anime 30th Anniversary (2026): the exhibition, Weiß Schwarz Blau pack, Japan Mint coin set and 30th goods

The live search I used for the anime-30th listings above: 名探偵コナン 放送30周年 listings right now - usual disclosure, that goes through the forwarding service I buy with, so treat it as a price reference.

Anyone here going to one of the tour stops (Sapporo, Sendai, Osaka, Nagoya, Fukuoka...)? I would like to know whether the venue-exclusive stands differ between cities or it is the same 31 designs everywhere.