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?