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'''Merchandise''' is the name given to a wide variety of branded consumer products marketed in the {{wp|merchandising|merchandising practice}}. Most of the merchandise is sold exclusively to the Japanese market | '''Merchandise''' is the name given to a wide variety of branded consumer products marketed in the {{wp|merchandising|merchandising practice}}. Most of the merchandise is sold exclusively to the Japanese market. | ||
Official products may have the [[mariowiki:Official Nintendo Seal|Nintendo Seal of Quality]] or the © [YEAR] Nintendo markup to guarantee it is licensed by [[Nintendo]]. | Official products may have the [[mariowiki:Official Nintendo Seal|Nintendo Seal of Quality]] or the © [YEAR] Nintendo markup to guarantee it is licensed by [[Nintendo]]. | ||
Revision as of 12:15, 24 February 2022
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Merchandise is the name given to a wide variety of branded consumer products marketed in the Template:Wp. Most of the merchandise is sold exclusively to the Japanese market.
Official products may have the Nintendo Seal of Quality or the © [YEAR] Nintendo markup to guarantee it is licensed by Nintendo.
Below are lists of known merchandise and manufacturers of Splatoon branded products.
Lists of known merchandise
List of known manufacturers
- Bandai
- Banpresto
- Bioworld
- Dark Horse
- Doshisha
- Editmode (King of Games)
- Empty
- Ensky
- Fifth Sun
- Furuta
- Good Smile Company
- Hori
- Jakks
- Keys Factory
- Little Buddy
- MaxGames
- Nanaco
- Nintendo
- Nobel
- PowerA
- RDI
- Sanei
- Seven Net
- Skater
- Sportiqe
- Sun Art
- Taito
- Takara Tomy
- Tomy
- U.S. Target
- Uniqlo[1]
