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Silent Hill 2 Dog Ending piggy bank released by Konami and Gecco for ¥32,000 (~$197). Learn the specs, release window and collector appeal.
The limited‑edition Silent Hill 2 “Dog Ending” piggy bank is now on sale for ¥32,000 (about $197) plus shipping, marking the first physical merch that lets fans stash coins inside the iconic Shiba‑inu control panel [1].
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Price | ¥32,000 (≈ $197) |
| Release window | November‑December 2024 |
| Size | ~330 mm wide |
| Material | PVC & ABS |
Konami partnered with Japanese toy maker Gecco to produce a 1/6‑scale diorama that recreates the “Dog Ending” scene from Silent Hill 2. The figure includes Mira the Shiba‑inu on a stool, a control panel with switches, lights and TV screens, and interchangeable poses for the dog [1][2]. The product is priced at ¥32,000, which is roughly $197 before additional shipping costs [1]. This price places the item in the premium collectible range, comparable to other niche gaming memorabilia such as the James Sunderland body pillow.
Gecco has slated the piggy bank for launch between November and December 2024, with a reference price of ¥32,000 inclusive of tax [2]. The diorama measures about 330 mm in width and is constructed from PVC and ABS plastics, with sculpting by Shinya Akao and painting by Katsushige Akiyama [2]. The inclusion of Mira’s control panel as the coin compartment adds a functional twist to the display piece.
While the Silent Hill franchise has seen a resurgence with the 2024 remake of Silent Hill 2, this piggy bank taps into the meme‑driven popularity of the “Dog Ending,” a secret ending that has become a cult favorite among fans [1]. Collectors often weigh the novelty of such items against their price; at ¥32,000 the piggy bank sits above typical action‑figure pricing but aligns with other limited‑edition, high‑detail pieces aimed at dedicated fans.
The piggy bank’s blend of functional design and nostalgic reference underscores how gaming franchises are extending into tangible memorabilia, offering fans a new way to engage with beloved moments beyond the screen.
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