Collection: James Moriarty
Acrylic blocks, stands and drink coasters carry the James Moriarty artwork listed on this page, with exhibition and cafe runs named in several of the titles.
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James Moriarty Proof and Rebuttal Fate/Grand Order Campaign Square Badge LAWSON Limited [USED]
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About this collection
Pieces You Will Find Here
Releases include the Ruler/James Moriarty Acrylic Block from Raita Honjou Exhibition Fate/Grand Order Edition 03, the Super BIG Acrylic Pop from that same exhibition, Noble Phantasm Animation Button Sets in blue background and white background variants, and an Acrylic Stand from the Servant Art Chronicle Final Ascension Exhibition. Coasters came as order bonuses tied to Chaldea Boys Collection After Party 2020, a Sega Collab Cafe run, and a Fate/Grand Carnival x animatecafe run.
Blocks, Stands and Pops Compared
An acrylic block needs no separate base, which suits a desk corner. Stands split into a printed panel and a separate base, so they pack flat and travel well. A Super BIG Acrylic Pop is scaled up and wants clear space behind it. Coasters and buttons stay small enough for a drawer display. Browse the full format list in Acrylic Stands.
Reading the Release Names
Titles keep the wording printed on the original release, including prefixes such as Ruler, Archer and Pretender, and a few list a second character alongside Moriarty. Leaving that wording intact makes it straightforward to tell one exhibition edition from another. The wider Fate selection covers other characters. Condition grades appear on the individual product pages.