FiGPiN Enamel Pin - My Hero Academia x Sanrio - Select Figure(s)

The My Hero Academia x Sanrio crossover dresses Sanrio characters as U.A.'s heroes — pick your mashup from the dropdown, each FiGPiN sold separately. The standard releases pair Hello Kitty with All Might (#391) and Pochacco with Deku (#392), while a limited edition wave (#429–#434) expands the roster: Glitter Hello Kitty All Might, Pochacco Deku, My Melody as Ochaco, Keroppi as Tsuyu, Tuxedosam as Todoroki, and Badtz-Maru as Bakugo.

Each pairing matches the Sanrio character's personality to its hero — Badtz-Maru's attitude suits Bakugo, frog Keroppi naturally takes Tsuyu. Pins are die-cast zinc alloy with layered hard enamel and nickel plating, sealed in FiGPiN's hard polycarbonate case with crossover art card. The rubber backer doubles as a stand, and each engraved serial registers in the FiGPiN app; limited edition pins show their numbered run.

Product details

• Brand: FiGPiN
• Series: My Hero Academia x Sanrio (official collaboration)
• Type: Collectible enamel pin
• Editions: Standard (#391, #392) and Limited Edition (#429–#434); glitter finish on #429
• Material: Cast zinc alloy, hard synthetic enamel, electroplated nickel finish
• Size: approximately 3 inches (76.2mm) tall, 2mm thick
• Packaging: Hard polycarbonate display case with backer stand and art card
• Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
• Recommended age: 14 and up
• Sold individually — one pin per purchase

Frequently Asked Questions

Which character pairings are in this collection?
Hello Kitty as All Might, Pochacco as Deku, My Melody as Ochaco, Keroppi as Tsuyu, Tuxedosam as Todoroki, and Badtz-Maru as Bakugo. The dropdown shows current stock.

What's the difference between the two Hello Kitty All Might pins?
#391 is the standard release; #429 is a limited edition with a glitter enamel finish, produced in a smaller numbered run.

Is this an official collaboration?
Yes — an official My Hero Academia x Sanrio partnership, with FiGPiN licensed by both franchises. Each pin's serial verifies in the FiGPiN app.

Why do the limited edition pins cost more?
They're produced in smaller numbered runs than standard releases, and #429 adds the glitter treatment.

What size are the pins?
FiGPiN's standard 3-inch (76.2mm) size, in the hard collector case.