Collection: Shinobu Kocho
Shinobu Kocho appears on Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba goods that range from sculpted Lookup releases to acrylic art made for one hotel or one theme park.
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Shinobu Kocho Twin Motif Keychain Keychains [USED]
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Shinobu Kocho Cat Keychain Keychains [USED]
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Shinobu Kocho Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Random Acrylic Charms Demon Slayer Cafe X ufotable cafe Moon Viewing Event Limited Charm [USED]
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Shinobu Kocho Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Acrylic Charms ufotable cafe Korea Limited Charm [USED]
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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Shinobu Kocho Dim Sum Acrylic Keychain ufotable cafe China Limited Keychains [USED]
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Shinobu Kocho Q-Pot. X Demon Slayer Part2 Nichirin Sword Charm Charm [USED]
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Shinobu Kocho Q-Pot. X Demon Slayer Part1 Japanese Sweets Bag Charm Charm [USED]
ExcellentRegular price $69.99 USDRegular priceSale price $69.99 USD
About this collection
Lookup sets and their purchase bonuses
The Lookup line gave Shinobu a smiling version, and set releases paired her with Doma or with Giyu Tomioka, with limited cushions as purchase bonuses, the Giyu Tomioka set going through Megatrea Shop and Premium Bandai. Because sets get broken up later, a listing may be one figure, a bonus cushion, or the complete package, so the title is the thing to read. Sculpted work across the store sits under figures.
Collaborations, place by place
Shinobu artwork has been printed for a mystery solving game held in a toy store, Hotel Monterey, Tokyo Dome City Attractions, an Asahi drinks campaign, and ufotable Cafe summer events. Each of those runs was tied to its own collaboration and window, and the listing title carries that origin.
Which format suits your shelf
A petanko or trading stand takes almost no depth and lines up well in a row. A BIG stand reads from across a room but needs clearance behind it. Alphabet and lettering designs work when you are spelling something out with several characters. The acrylic stand category shows the size range together.
Family artwork and listing details
Kanae Kocho is drawn with Shinobu on kuji artwork, which matters if you collect by family rather than by format. Each entry records a condition grade, the photography is representative, and every piece is an officially licensed release.