Your Tokyofishmarket
Profile, avatar, badges, points, coupons — everything about YOUR experience on the platform. Let’s get you set up.
Your profile
Your profile is your identity on Tokyofishmarket. It’s what other collectors see when they check you out — your avatar, banner, badges, collection stats, and community activity.
Create your account
Sign up and you’re in. Your profile is live immediately with a default avatar.
Head to the Avatar Creator
Go to my/avatar/creator and build your look. Pick your face, hair, eyes, accessories, and your Gogyō element. This is your digital self.
Set your banner and bio
Upload a banner image and write a short bio. Show the world what you’re about — your fandoms, your grails, your personality.
Start collecting and engaging
Join fandom communities, add items to your collection, and your profile fills itself in. Your badges, stats, and level all grow with you.
Avatar Creator
The avatar creator at my/avatar/creator is where you build your digital self. It’s not just cosmetic — your avatar is tied to your Gogyō personality element and your progression.
Customizable parts
Face shape, eyes, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, mouth, accessories, outfits. Mix and match to create something that’s actually you.
Gogyō element
Choose your element (Fire, Water, Earth, Metal, Wood). It shows up on your avatar as a pentagram mark and influences your personality profile in communities.
Unlockable parts
Some avatar parts are locked behind XP levels, badge combos, or secret achievements. The more you participate, the more you can customize.
Avatar Badges
Collect them all. Or try to.
Avatar badges are visual achievements that show up on your profile. Some you earn by grinding, some by exploring, some by being at the right place at the right time, and some... well, you’ll have to figure those out yourself.
XP Badges
Unlocked automatically when you hit certain XP thresholds. Keep participating and they’ll come to you. The higher the level, the rarer the badge.
Quest Badges
Complete specific challenges to unlock these. Some quests are time-limited, some are permanent. Check your quest log to see what’s available.
Mystery Badges
These don’t tell you how to get them. You’ll stumble onto them by exploring the platform, trying unexpected things, or just being active in the right way at the right time.
Secret Variable Badges
Driven by hidden variables we don’t disclose. Could be based on your collection size, your community karma, a combination of actions, or something else entirely. Good luck.
Badge Combos — The real game
Collect 4 avatar badges and you unlock a combo perk. Different badge combinations unlock different rewards. Think of it like materia slots — the right combination changes everything.
Points
Points on Tokyofishmarket come from everywhere. You buy something? Points. You post in a community? Points. You complete a quest? Points. You maintain a streak? You guessed it. The fun part is that if you’re active enough, you can stack up enough points to get real merch.
How to earn points
- Make a purchase — the biggest source of points
- Post quality content in communities
- Vote on polls, versus, and quizzes
- Contribute canonical data (character profiles, universe timelines)
- Upload collection photos
- Maintain your daily activity streak
- Complete quests and challenges
- Refer a friend who makes a purchase
Yes, you can earn that 1/4 scale 2B figure
The fine print (keep it real)
- Points are not exchangeable for cash
- Points are not refundable
- Points cannot be transferred to another account
- Points don’t work on Amazon, sorry
- Points expire after 12 months of account inactivity
- We reserve the right to adjust point values
Coupons
Got a coupon? Cool. You don’t have to memorize it, screenshot it, or panic about losing it. We’re not that kind of platform.
Auto-applied at checkout
When you hit checkout, every coupon that’s been attributed to your account — for whatever good or mildly suspicious reason — shows up automatically. The best applicable coupon is pre-selected. No code entry. No digging through emails.
Try combos in your cart
Want to experiment? Open your cart and you’ll see all your available coupons. Try different combinations, see the price update in real-time. It’s like a mini-game but with real savings.
We love burning the boss’s money
Why it costs less and why it's here before everyone else
If you've been feeding on Tokyofishmarket since you let yourself dream again, you already know something's different here.
We stream everything
Everything. Our Skynet has seen it, read it, heard it. Every product announcement, every manufacturer catalog, every regional release calendar, every aftermarket price shift. At this point it's not a secret anymore. We just see the whole board while everyone else is staring at one square. But we don’t know shit about fish.
Why we have it before your store does
Companies like Good Smile have different release dates in Japan, in China, in NA. That figure you pre-ordered 14 months ago? It's been sitting on shelves in Akihabara for six months. We source from those markets. That's it. That's the whole trick.
Have we told you about the matrix?
Not the math. Red pill, blue pill. That one. You take the blue pill, you keep pre-ordering at full MSRP from your old store, you wait 14 months, and you tell yourself that's just how it works. You take the red pill, and we show you how deep the data goes. Every product sits in a pricing matrix. Release region. Condition. Rarity. Demand. Velocity. Real-time comp pricing. It's not magic, it's just that nobody else bothered to build it for anime figures.
Is it new though?
Yes. Why wouldn't it be? Oh — because it's $50 less than your pre-order that arrives next year? Yeah. Ours is here. Right now. Sealed. New. Staring at you from the product page. It's you who decides — stay an NPC if you want.
Uploading images
There are several places on the platform where you can upload images. Your avatar, your banner, collection photos, community posts, marketplace listings. It’s your space to express yourself — within limits.
Where you can upload
- Profile avatar and banner
- Collection showcase photos
- Community posts (text + media)
- Marketplace listing photos
- Forum thread attachments
What’s cool
- Your actual collection photos
- Fan art you made or have permission to share
- Memes and reaction images relevant to the fandom
- Screenshots from games, anime, or media (fair use)
- AI-generated content (tagged appropriately)
Instant removal — no discussion
- Gore, shock content, or graphic violence
- Pornographic or sexually explicit material outside of designated NSFW communities
- Racist, hateful, or discriminatory imagery
- Content sexualizing minors in any form
- Content uploaded with the clear intention of harassing or trolling
- Stolen artwork claimed as your own
- Phishing images or deceptive screenshots
Upload something bannable and you’re out
NSFW on Tokyofishmarket
We're a collectibles platform — and some collectibles are for adults. Figures with explicit sculpts, dakimakura, ecchi and hentai merchandise, gravure photobooks. It exists, people collect it, and we're not going to pretend it doesn't. But we built a real system to handle it, not just a checkbox.
How NSFW works here
NSFW isn't a vibe — it's a classification. Products, communities, and user content each have their own NSFW layer, all enforced separately. Nothing slips through by accident.
NSFW products
Some products are tagged NSFW at the catalog level. This happens before any seller lists them — our data pipeline flags them during ingestion.
What triggers an NSFW product tag
- Figures with explicit or semi-nude sculpts (1/4 scale cast-off, etc.)
- Dakimakura (body pillows) with explicit artwork
- Hentai or ecchi merchandise (tapestries, posters, keychains with explicit art)
- Gravure photobooks and idol content rated 18+
- Doujinshi with adult content
- Any product whose packaging or promotional material is explicitly sexual
What happens to NSFW products
- Hidden by default from all browse pages, search results, and recommendations
- Only visible to users who explicitly opt in via their account settings
- Product pages show a content warning gate before revealing images
- NSFW products never appear in public-facing feeds, trending sections, or social sharing previews
- Thumbnails are blurred until the user clicks through the gate
Content filtering & word filters
We run automated content filtering across the platform. Posts, comments, listings, community names, usernames — everything passes through.
Three filtering layers
- Word filter — catches slurs, explicit terms, and known bad-faith phrasing outside NSFW spaces. Not a dumb blocklist — context-aware, updated regularly
- Image scanning — uploaded images are scanned for explicit content. Flagged images get queued for mod review before going live
- Report pipeline — users can flag anything that slipped through. Reports go to mods and AutoMod, with priority escalation for severe content
Smart filters, not dumb censorship
NSFW communities
Community moderators can designate their community as NSFW. Once they do, the entire community gets wrapped in age-gating and content controls.
How NSFW communities work
- Only users who verified they're 18+ can join or view NSFW communities
- The community appears in search but with a locked preview — no content visible until you're in
- Moderators set the NSFW flag during community creation or at any time after
- Tokyofishmarket can reclassify any community as NSFW if its content warrants it, regardless of what mods set
- NSFW content posted outside of NSFW communities gets removed immediately — no warnings, no grace period
- Even inside NSFW communities, content sexualizing minors is permanently and absolutely banned
Age gating
NSFW content is locked behind age verification. This isn't optional and it's not a suggestion — it's enforced at the account level.
How it works
- During signup, users declare their date of birth
- Users under 18 cannot access any NSFW content — products, communities, or posts
- Users 18+ must explicitly opt in to see NSFW content in their settings
- The NSFW toggle is off by default for everyone, even adults
- Age declaration is permanent — you can't change your birth date once set
- Lying about your age to access restricted content is a bannable offense
Your NSFW settings
Even if you're 18+, you control what you see. NSFW visibility is a toggle in your account settings, not a permanent state.
What you can control
- Show/hide NSFW products in browse and search
- Show/hide NSFW communities in discovery
- Show/hide NSFW content in your feed
- Blur NSFW thumbnails (on by default, even when NSFW is enabled)
- Per-community NSFW mute — stay in a community but hide its explicit posts
It's your feed
Child protection
RTA Label — we're registered
Out of respect for children and families, Tokyofishmarket is registered with the RTA (Restricted to Adults) label. This means every major parental control software — Net Nanny, CYBERsitter, SafeEyes, and others — automatically filters our adult content from children's devices. We don't wait for parents to figure it out. We did it ourselves.
Canadian law applies here. Period.
Tokyofishmarket is a Canadian company. Canadian law applies to everything on this platform. This is not a debate about freedom of expression, cultural differences, or artistic intent.
Under the Canadian Criminal Code (Section 163.1), child pornography explicitly includes visual representations — drawings, illustrations, animations, AI-generated images — that depict persons under 18 in sexual activity. This is not limited to photographs. Illustrated material is covered.
The following are permanently and absolutely banned from Tokyofishmarket
- Lolicon (ロリコン) — sexualized depictions of underage female characters
- Shotacon (ショタコン) — sexualized depictions of underage male characters
- Toddlercon — sexualized depictions of infants or toddlers
- Any illustrated, animated, or AI-generated sexual depiction of minors in any form
This ban covers everything
- Products — listings, images, descriptions, metadata
- Communities — posts, comments, media, shared links
- Profiles — avatars, banners, bios, usernames
- Marketplace — seller listings, buyer messages
- Discussions — threads, replies, direct messages
There is no warning. There is no second chance. There is no appeal. Your account is terminated immediately and permanently. If warranted, your information is forwarded to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.
See something? Flag it.
The platform has a flag system available everywhere — on products, posts, comments, profiles, listings, and messages. If you see content that shouldn't be here, flag it. You don't need to be sure. You don't need to investigate. Just flag it and we handle the rest. Reports are reviewed by real humans, not just automated filters.
If this affects you or someone you know
If this content causes you distress, if you are a survivor, or if you know someone who is a victim — you are not alone. These organizations provide free, confidential support.
Canada
- Cybertip.ca — cybertip.ca — National tipline for online child sexual exploitation
- Kids Help Phone — 1-800-668-6868 — 24/7 counseling for youth (also text CONNECT to 686868)
Québec
- Cyberaide.ca — cyberaide.ca — Portail francophone de signalement
- DPJ (Direction de la protection de la jeunesse) — 1-800-463-9009 — Signalement obligatoire
- Ligne Parents — 1-800-361-5085 — Soutien 24/7 pour les parents
United States
- NCMEC CyberTipline — missingkids.org — 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)
- RAINN — rainn.org — 1-800-656-4673 (1-800-656-HOPE) — 24/7 support
France
- 119 Allô Enfance en Danger — 119 (gratuit, 24/7)
- PHAROS — internet-signalement.gouv.fr — Signalement de contenu illégal en ligne
Deutschland
- Hilfetelefon Sexueller Missbrauch — 0800-22 55 530 (kostenlos)
- Nummer gegen Kummer — 116 111 (Kinder- und Jugendtelefon)
Chile
- Línea Libre — 1515 — Línea de ayuda para niños y adolescentes
- PDI Brigada del Cibercrimen — pdichile.cl — Denuncia en línea
México
- Línea de la Vida — 800-911-2000 (gratuita, 24/7)
- Te Protejo México — teprotejo.org — Denuncia de contenido ilegal
日本 (Japan)
- Childline Japan (チャイルドライン) — 0120-99-7777 — For children 18 and under
- Internet Hotline Center — internethotline.jp — Report illegal online content
한국 (South Korea)
- Digital Sex Crime Victim Support — d4u.stop.or.kr — 02-735-8994
- Child abuse reporting — 112 (police)
Your country isn't listed? Write to us. We'll find the right resource for you quickly.