These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.

These collectible key chains make Super Mario sounds, such as the 1Up sound or Start effect, when pressed. Each of the five has a different character/item and is in a different color. Eiko Koga, a representative at the Bandai Hobby Center in Shizuoka, Japan, thought they were adorable. “I am a big fan of Mario, as are many people. Children and adults collect these and hope to get them all. Plus, they hold your keys. I like them very much.” As of December 2007, TDmonthly’s Toy Sleuth said these were not yet available in the United States.