Sanrio My Unico Eraser
This “My Unico” eraser was available during the first film’s release in 1981. This eraser is a light blue, and the package features Unico on one side and Chao on the other side.
There are a few other designs that were available, which you can see on unicolove’s IG.
They priced them around 50 Yen each.
Sanrio My Unico Metal Pencil Case
This cute pencil case, perfect for carrying your pencils and erasers, is made of metal and showcases Chao and Unico. They released this around the time the first movie was in theaters during the early 80s.
Sanrio My Unico Pencil Sharpener
This small My Unico pencil sharpener features Unico and was originally released in 1983 or 1984 in Japan. Interestingly, this is one item available in the Unico School Fun Kit for The Fantastic Adventures of Unico VHS released in the US in 1984. The advertisement also shows the boy holding a green pencil sharpener which features Unico in a different pose.
The price was around 65 cents US / 100 Yen.
Sanrio’s My Unico Eraser Set
This eraser set came out in 1983 or 1984, featuring five different colored erasers with a unique cover over each one. As you can see, Unico is in a different pose for each eraser. The sides feature Unico in his transformed adult form and of the toy dragon from the second film. You can see a better look at these erasers on unicolove’s page.
The original price of this item was around 95 cents USD / 120 Yen.
Sanrio Unico Stamps and Stamp Pad
After the second film was released, stores selling stationery items had a couple of stamps and stamp pads available. We know three colors were available for the stamp pads and included three different Unico designs on the top. The stamps themselves also featured the images used on the stamp pads, so you could match the designs together if you wanted. To see the other stamps and stamp pads, please visit unicolove’s Instagram where she has them all. The one stamp and pad you see on this page was actually gifted to us by unicolove!
The colors available were green, purple, and red. The stamps were priced at 50 cents USD / 60 Yen, and we assume that the stamp pads were priced in the same range.
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