Mario From SNES Keychain or Pendant

Pixel Mario exactly as the Super Nintendo drew him: blocky, cheerful and readable from across a room even at the size of a house key. The design leans on the chunky sprite art of the sixteen-bit era rather than any modern rounded rendering, so the stepped edges of the original pixels are the whole point of it rather than an artefact to be smoothed away. It is drawn to work two ways, hanging off a keyring or from a chain at the neck depending on how you want to wear it. That makes it an easy gift for anyone who grew up with a controller in their hands and can still hum the overworld theme. Small pieces like this are the ones that actually get used. A single file becomes a stocking filler, a party favour, or a run of them for a retro gaming night.