These Yummy Sanrio Keychains Look Like Cookies
Bandai Gashapon machines in Japan will start carrying a series of Sanrio keychains that resemble piped cookies. They’ll appear in machines from the last week of January 2025. There are seven different kinds of Sanrio cookies keychains to collect. You can get: Hello Kitty, Keroppi, Pompompurin, My Melody, Kuromi, Cinnamoroll, and Hangyodon. Each attempt will cost 300 JPY, or $1.95. According to the Sanrio website, they’re on the larger side for keychains, so they might be more suitable to hang from your bags rather than from something you’d put inside a bag. These piped cookies Sanrio keychains have patterns that make it look like the baker created the general shape of each mascot’s head. But more detailed parts like eyes and faces are made from pieces of chocolate or something instead. As a note, this is only the first line in the new Homemade Sweets collection from Bandai’s Gashapon brand. More keychains may appear in the future where the mascots resemble other kinds of simple desserts. Sanrio often releases gacha toys in collaboration with toy companies like Takara Tomy. In 2024, it released toys that looked like the mascots cuddling plush versions of themselves, as well as toys that made them resemble sushi. Those toys and these cookies versions from Bandai usually cost around the same. The piped cookies Sanrio keychains will appear in Bandai Gashapon machines from late January 2025. The post These Yummy Sanrio Keychains Look Like Cookies appeared first on Siliconera.
Bandai Gashapon machines in Japan will start carrying a series of Sanrio keychains that resemble piped cookies. They’ll appear in machines from the last week of January 2025.
There are seven different kinds of Sanrio cookies keychains to collect. You can get: Hello Kitty, Keroppi, Pompompurin, My Melody, Kuromi, Cinnamoroll, and Hangyodon. Each attempt will cost 300 JPY, or $1.95. According to the Sanrio website, they’re on the larger side for keychains, so they might be more suitable to hang from your bags rather than from something you’d put inside a bag.
These piped cookies Sanrio keychains have patterns that make it look like the baker created the general shape of each mascot’s head. But more detailed parts like eyes and faces are made from pieces of chocolate or something instead. As a note, this is only the first line in the new Homemade Sweets collection from Bandai’s Gashapon brand. More keychains may appear in the future where the mascots resemble other kinds of simple desserts.
Sanrio often releases gacha toys in collaboration with toy companies like Takara Tomy. In 2024, it released toys that looked like the mascots cuddling plush versions of themselves, as well as toys that made them resemble sushi. Those toys and these cookies versions from Bandai usually cost around the same.
The piped cookies Sanrio keychains will appear in Bandai Gashapon machines from late January 2025.
The post These Yummy Sanrio Keychains Look Like Cookies appeared first on Siliconera.
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