• Size: φ57mm

• Variants: 9

• Price: ¥550

• Distribution: blind bags

This is the final item in my coverage of the Toivo pop-up shop merchandise.

Unlike the rectangular keychains, the round badges center the characters more prominently, so the Japanese name placards become almost like festival signs or kabuki name boards. That reinforces the Edo-themed aesthetic the series uses throughout its setting.

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Produced by Anchovy Co., Ltd.

• Size: within 35 x 83 mm

• Variants: 9

• Price: ¥660

• Distribution: Blind bag.

The layout of these keychains mimic traditional Japanese shop banners (noren) or festival tags, which fits the Edo-themed city that these characters live in.

The background uses classic Japanese motifs, including Seigaiha waves and Cherry blossoms. That’s basically the visual shorthand for “Edo Japan aesthetic.”

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Illustrated by @hanakamakiri723

Produced by Anchovy Co., Ltd.

• Size: 86 x 54mm

• Variants: 9

• Price: ¥770

• Distribution: Blind bags.

These trading cards measure approximately 86 × 54 mm, roughly the size of a standard playing card. Each purchase contained a pack of three cards, drawn at random from a lineup of nine character designs featuring the same chibi artwork used throughout the rest of the promotion.

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Produced by Anchovy Co., Ltd.

• Size: within 100 x 70 mm

• Variants: 9

• Price: ¥660

• Distribution: Blind bags

These die-cut character stickers feature the same chibi-style artwork used across the rest of the promotion. Each sticker measures up to approximately 100 × 70 mm and is individually cut to match the outline of each character. This lineup includes all nine characters featured in this promotion.

This blind-box approach has become common in modern anime merchandise, encouraging repeat purchases and trading among fans hoping to complete the full set.

Die-cut stickers are a popular form of character merchandise in Japan due to their versatility. Fans often use them to decorate laptops, phone cases, notebooks, and ita-bags, making them one of the most visible ways to display fandom for a series like Samurai Pizza Cats

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Illustrated by @hanakamakiri723

Produced by Anchovy Co., Ltd.

• Size: Main body W50 x H75mm / Base W40 x H40mm

• Variants: 9

• Price: ¥990

• Distribution: blind bags

These acrylic stand figures feature the same chibi-style character artwork seen across the rest of the promotion. Each stand measures approximately 50×75mm, with a base measuring 40×40mm. The standee base also contains the name of the character.

Blind-box merchandise has become a common marketing approach for anime and character goods in Japan, encouraging repeat purchases while adding an element of surprise to each item, as well as adding a social element, in the form of trading and selling duplicates.

For fans hoping to collect all nine characters from the “Edoropolis wa Nihonbare” lineup, however, it also introduced a bit of what collectors jokingly refer to as “legal gambling.”

Given that I had a limited budget around the time the merchandise hit the Anchovy web store, I bought 11 of these blind bags and ended up missing two; Pururun/Polly and Usa Hime/Princess Vi. I’ll be checking out the second-hand market for them.

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Illustrated by @hanakamakiri723

Produced by Anchovy Co., Ltd.