Kuriboh

Catching up on various figurines and other merchandise that could be earned through crane games, be they physical or online.

The bad boy Kuriboh.

Only magic here… I swear.

The Happy Meal collaboration will not be the only collaboration between Yu-Gi-Oh! and Sanrio.

For its third anniversary, the Kaiba Corporation Store released the following products based on the original Yu-Gi-Oh!

Following Yu-Gi-Oh! CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES JAPAN OSAKA 2024, the merchandise sold at the event is now available on the Kaiba Corporation Store.

14-Karat jewelry based on items and monsters from Yu-Gi-Oh! and Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL.

The full lineup of prizes for the fourth Ichiban Kuji lottery. The Egyptian God statues are also available from Western retailers.

Thirteen items of clothing releasing in stores on September the 14th in Los Angeles, which is September the 15th in New Zealand and they’ll release the merch online on September the 16th, which is the 17th in New Zealand…I shall not call consecutive.

Stab your fingers on pointy hats or cover your keys with hairy fuzzballs.

The McDonalds Yu-Gi-Oh! and Hello Kitty Happy Meal toys have finally come to McDonalds’ country of origin…minus one specific character.

Committing holiday sale crimes and fashion crimes in good fun and cheer.

A Dark Magician Girl from last month, the second set of sitting figures, and a beeeeg Yami Yugi plushie are among this month’s products.

They’re the Yuga Deck’s Bicycle.

Fortunately we won’t have to wait for a lottery release to get our hands on these guys.

Kuriboh; Kuriboh + Fiendsmith; Hybridrive for Rush Duel

Also, cleaner arts of those two alternate artworks

25 Years of Leg Day have finally paid off!

Car mats and license plate frames based on monsters and artwork from Yu-Gi-Oh!

The fourth Mister SFC jewelry collection finally brings some iconic Yu-Gi-Oh! monsters to their lineup.