Jujutsu Kaisen 5th Anniversary Buttons and Stickers: How to Use
By TOHO animation Store | US | Published: 2026-11-03
Category: Anleitungen
Turn small JJK 5th anniversary buttons, acrylic stickers, and framed magnets into a display that survives daily life. Follow this ordered process for placement, protection, and rotation.
Quick answer
Treat each format by its surface: pin buttons to fabric you can inspect, stand the acrylic sticker on a stable shelf, and keep the framed magnet on a clean magnetic plane. Decide the spot before you unbox, because the first placement usually becomes permanent.
Why small merch needs a placement plan
Buttons, acrylic stickers, and magnets are the easiest JJK 5th anniversary pieces to buy and the easiest to ruin through casual handling. A button pinned to a thin tote strap can bend its back; an acrylic sticker left in direct sun can cloud; a magnet on a textured fridge can slide and scratch. The fix is not more caution but a repeatable routine: choose a surface, protect the piece, and rotate it before wear shows.
This guide assumes you are mixing formats. If you only own one button, the same steps still apply, but skip the rotation step until you have at least two pieces to swap.
The trade-off between visibility and protection
The most visible spot is rarely the safest. A button on a backpack gets seen daily but also gets knocked against doors and seats. An acrylic sticker on a windowsill catches light but also heat. A framed magnet on the front of a fridge is convenient but exposed to kitchen grease and accidental bumps. Decide which matters more for each piece: if it is a duplicate or low-cost item, prioritize visibility; if it is your only copy or a favorite illustration, prioritize protection.
For the acrylic sticker specifically, the supplied dimensions are about 5.9 by 7.9 inches, so it needs a shelf or desk with clearance behind and above. Do not treat it like a flat sticker that can be pressed into a book.
Your step-by-step display routine
- 1. Pick the surface before unboxing: Choose one magnetic plane for the framed magnet, one stable shelf or desk for the acrylic sticker, and one fabric item for the button. Check that each surface is clean, dry, and out of direct sun. Common mistake: choosing a spot because it is empty, then discovering it gets bumped or steamed daily. If you cannot name the surface in one sentence, you are not ready to unbox.
- 2. Protect the acrylic sticker from leaning: Stand the acrylic sticker upright on its base or against a solid backstop so the full 5.9 by 7.9 inch panel is supported. Do not lean it against a soft or curved object. Checkpoint: the piece should not rock when you lightly touch the top edge. A sticker that wobbles will eventually fall; fix the backstop before decorating around it.
- 3. Pin the button to fabric you can inspect: Attach the Yuji button to a bag, jacket, or fabric board where you can see the back of the pin. Push the pin through a woven area, not a seam or thin lining. Common mistake: pinning to a stretchy or waterproof fabric that hides a bent pin until the button drops. After pinning, turn the fabric over and confirm the pin is fully through and closed.
- 4. Place the framed magnet on a flat magnetic plane: Set the magnet on a clean, flat steel surface such as a fridge door or locker panel. Slide it into position rather than dropping it. Checkpoint: the frame should sit flush with no rocking. Common mistake: placing it on a textured or curved surface where the magnet only grips one edge. If the magnet slides under light finger pressure, move it to a flatter spot.
- 5. Rotate pieces before wear becomes damage: Every few weeks, swap the button to a different bag or fabric panel and move the acrylic sticker to a new shelf angle. Leave the framed magnet in place but wipe the surface and frame with a dry cloth. Common mistake: waiting for visible fading or a bent pin before changing placement. Set a recurring reminder; rotation is maintenance, not redecorating.
Product facts that affect placement
- JUJUTSU KAISEN 5th Anniversary Magazine Illustration Yuji and Gojo Framed Magnet: Framed magnet measures approximately 2.1 inches wide by 2.4 inches high and uses ABS, PET, and magnets. Its small size suits a fridge door or locker panel, but the plastic frame means you should avoid stacking heavy items against it.
JUJUTSU KAISEN 5th Anniversary Magazine Illustration Yuji and Gojo Framed Magnet - JUJUTSU KAISEN 5th Anniversary Magazine Illustration Group Acrylic Sticker: Acrylic sticker measures approximately 5.9 inches wide by 7.9 inches high and is made of acrylic resin, brass, and iron. Plan a shelf or desk footprint of at least 6 by 8 inches and keep it upright rather than leaning it against a loose surface.
JUJUTSU KAISEN 5th Anniversary Magazine Illustration Group Acrylic Sticker - JUJUTSU KAISEN 5th Anniversary Memorable ED Yuji Itadori Button: Yuji Itadori button is approximately 2.2 inches in diameter and made of paper, tin, and PET. The paper layer makes moisture the main enemy, so pin it to dry fabric and avoid humid spots like a bathroom towel hook.
