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Official items (promos, etc.):
Japan
A Terror Mask for your Rick Halloween costume! Info on it from Gruesome Rick:
"Okay, the Splatterhouse Mask is by far the most difficult Splatterhouse
item to obtain. I have had much trouble getting it and I had to pay
a lot of money to own it. It's the perfect collectible novelty item
for Splatterhouse fans. I wear the mask whenever I play a Splatterhouse
game, it adds great atmosphere and fun to playing the game. The Mask was made shortly after Splatterhouse's arcade debut in
Japan. Namco licensed the release of the mask, so it is an official
Splatterhouse product. It is called a J-Pop Mask, as in Japanese Popular
Culture. Splatterhouse fans in Japan probably got a real kick out of
having their own official Terror Masks. I'm glad I could get mine."
Rick on a key chain, enough said (alternate pics of the keyring here and here). Info on it from Gruesome Rick:
"The Splatterhouse Keychain is also an official Namco item that
Namco released after Splatterhouse's Arcade Debut. Another fine novelty
item for Splatterhouse lovers."
Games Glorious Japan Shirt
This t-shirt, released by Games Glorious Japan in 2017, is an officially licensed Namco product. IF you're interested, you can visit their website to see if they still have any in stock. Check out the t-shirt here: front and back. Pictures and info courtesy of Julius Viloria (RIP).
Various Gachapons: Wonder Festival & more
These Japanese exclusives had very limited runs and are extremely pricey these days. Wonder Festival 2014, Wonder Festival 2015, Wonder Festival 2019, Wonder Festival 2020 and two others.
Takashi Oda, character designer for the original arcade game, sculpted some new pieces for the 2022 Wonder Festival: Biggy Man (top, right, left, chainsaws), an Egg Oba, and the Nobu (single, group).
Takashi Oda: Wonder Festival 2024 
Takashi Oda sculpted some more new pieces for the 2024 Wonder Festival: Water Dead w/ spiked ball (right, display, front, left, back), and another Nobu, which glows in the dark. There's also a shot of Oda-san working at his table.
USA
NEC Promotional items
NEC gave away or sold these items as part of the Splatterhouse promotional
campaign in 1990. Among them were a Halloween candy bag, stickers, a Halloween tip guide, neon shoelaces and two cardboard masks: Terror Mask and Hell Chaos (mask pics courtesy of Sean Kelly). Cheney Szopieraj has contributed better scans of the stickers and the Halloween tip guide.
An item offered for sale by NEC in the Turbo Catalog. Additional pictures of the shirt courtesy of Marty Keating, thanks to Adam and Jessica of People Play Games in Chicago, IL. Pic #1, pic #2, pic #3 and pic #4.
Turbografx-16 Splatterhouse Mug
Not 100% sure if this was ever available to the public, but this was given away internally at NEC to both the in-house staff and the companies they worked closely with. Pictures courtesy of CPUWIZ, former ICOM Simulations employee. Pic #1 / pic #2.
Sold at the 2009 NY ComicCon (scan courtesy of Marty Keating).
Given away at the New England Metal & Hardcore Festival XII in Worcester, MA. on April 23-24, 2010.
Given away at the 2010 E3 in Los Angeles, CA. on June 15-17, 2010.
Sold at the 2010 San Diego ComicCon. All scans courtesy of Marty Keating. Pic #2, pic #3 and pic #4. The warning on the back should look familiar, if you know your Splatterhouse history. Also included with the shirt was a note from Dr. West himself.
Splatterhouse speakers
The last known promo item to be given out before the game's release were Splatterhouse-branded speakers. See the box they came in here, here, and here.
Starting in 2019, Unbox Industries began releasing Splatterhouse toys. Multiple versions of Rick, Demon Jennifer, Biggy Man, Deadmen and Water Dead were released, along with Hell Chaos and a Nobu. I personally don't have any of those toys (way too expensive for me), but turbocr1ck3t does, and he sent me a lot of pictures of nearly the entire set! Check them out above.
Also, as of 11/27/21, Unbox Industries began the first wave of preorders for their first toy in their upcoming Splatterhouse 2 line: Rick, with the skull version of the Terror Mask. Check it out here, here, here, and here.
turbocr1ck3t grabbed a Splatterhouse 2 Rick, and sent me a bunch of pictures, including comparisons with the Rick from the original Splatterhouse line. Check those out here.
turbocr1ck3t sent in pictures of the pink Rick variant from the original Splatterhouse line. Check those out here.
turbocr1ck3t has sent in pictures of the translucent Hell Chaos, which include a side-by-side comparison with the original version. Check those out here.
Here are pictures of the Hell Chaos sculpted by Takashi Oda from the original Splatterhouse line, courtesy of the man himself: side view, size, ???!
The next Takashi Oda-sculpted release was the Egg Ova.
On 6/14/23, Unbox announced the latest in the series: the Hanging Dead, sculpted by Takashi Oda! Check it out here and here.
As of 9/28/23, Unbox Industries made the following announcement:
"If you know.. You know!
Wanpaku Graffiti is finally locked in for release towards the end of the year but @unboxjp will have a very limited 'Keshi' colorway set exclusively available at Superfestival."
Yes, we're finally getting Unbox Industries Wanpaku Graffiti toys! Check out the first two: Rick and the pogoing Deadman!
Check out some more of them here.
In 2024, Unbox Industries partnered with Retroband Toys to release a line of soft vinyl Splatterhouse toys. The first two released were Master Dead and Jennifer. turbocr1ck3t came through again with a slew of pictures showing them off. Check them out above.
