Honkai: Star Rail Express Travel Notes: Characters & Collectibles

A camera in Dan Heng’s hands, Aglaea beneath a wide-brimmed hat, and Phainon beside a small companion: Honkai: Star Rail’s Express Travel Notes merchandise gives familiar characters a change of scenery. The illustrations carry the series across long collectible tickets, shimmering cards, badges, acrylic stands, and hanging charms.

This guide covers the 18 Express Travel Notes product listings at HoyoStar, grouped by character and illustration style. Character options differ between products, even when they share the series name.

What is Express Travel Notes?

This Express Travel Notes merchandise range features travel-themed character illustrations, from Dan Heng holding a camera to Aglaea’s hat and the food-and-drink details in the chibi designs. Clothing, props, and decorative frames give the products a shared theme across different character selections.

Full-length illustrations show the outfit and pose; portraits crop closer to the character; chibi illustrations use smaller proportions and expressive scenes.

Express Travel Notes characters and products at a glance

Use this overview to find the right illustration before comparing materials. Each product name links to its listing.

Measurements below are approximate. On mobile, swipe the table to view all columns. Character names describe the available options, not a promise that all pictured characters are included in one purchase.

Aglaea and Tribbie: full-length illustrations and chibi travel scenes

Aglaea’s pale gold and Tribbie’s warm red frames carry through their full-length illustrations and portraits. The chibi designs add food and drink details. Across five listings, the selection includes acrylic stands, holographic cards, oval tinplate badges, square chibi badges, and acrylic charms.

The Aglaea and Tribbie oval badges offer a smaller version of the illustrated presentation. Each measures approximately 47 × 65 mm, with a glitter-textured finish. Their oval shape gives this part of the range a different outline from the round and square badges elsewhere in the series.

For the chibi artwork, the 50 × 50 mm square badges have a reflective rainbow backing. They are an alternative to the hanging charms if you prefer to arrange characters on a badge board.

Phainon and Castorice: a separate chibi selection

Phainon and Castorice’s light blue and lavender chibi designs feature small companions and travel details. The palette and proportions distinguish them from their full-length illustrations in the six-character selection.

The same character selection also appears on square chibi badges and chibi collectible cards. The badges measure approximately 50 × 50 mm and have a holographic paper finish. The paper cards measure approximately 76 × 120 mm, with a character design on the reverse.

The stand follows the scene’s outline, the badge frames it in a compact square, and the card leaves more vertical space around the artwork. The paper cards also have a reverse design to consider when choosing a display that shows one or both sides.

Blade, Kafka, Aventurine, Fugue, Castorice, and Phainon: four ways to collect the artwork

This selection brings together six characters across badges, holographic tickets, acrylic stands, and acrylic charms. Its coordinated typography and richer backgrounds create a different mood from the pale chibi designs.

The 70 × 43 mm badges are tinplate with a holographic finish. Their compact portrait format is worth comparing with the taller acrylic stands: a badge gives you the face and upper-body artwork in a small display, while a stand preserves the full-length pose.

At 210 × 78 mm, they are longer than the other paper collectibles in this guide. They are paper collectibles with ticket-style artwork; choose a sleeve or display that accommodates their actual dimensions rather than assuming a standard trading-card pocket will fit.

Bailu, Jing Yuan, Imbibitor Lunae, and Fu Xuan: chibi cards, badges, and acrylic sets

This four-character selection shares a green-toned presentation and shaped illustrations with playful poses and props. It includes Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, which is worth noticing when comparing it with the separate Dan Heng travel-photo products below.

The chibi holographic collectible cards are made from holographic paper. Their character-shaped outlines make them quite different from the rectangular Phainon and Castorice cards. Dimensions vary by design, so check the selected character before planning a sleeve or frame.

The chibi tinplate badges bring the same four-character selection into a consistent 58 mm round format. They have a light shimmer finish. For a display where you want every item to share an outline, these round badges offer a more uniform arrangement than the shaped cards or acrylic pieces.

Dan Heng, the Trailblazers, and travel-photo collectibles

Dan Heng, the male and female Trailblazers, Bailu, and Jing Yuan appear in the travel-photo selection. Portrait frames, individual names, and coordinated colors give these designs a souvenir-photo feel.

The 58 mm round tinplate badges cover the same five character choices as the flowing sand charms. Their iridescent finish offers a compact portrait without the larger hanging frame.

Dan Heng also has a dedicated acrylic standee featuring a camera, travel clothing, a teal character panel, and a decorative base. At approximately 170 mm tall, it gives the full-length artwork a vertical display.

Choosing a format for your collection

For paper artwork, the Honkai: Star Rail collectible cards collection brings related formats together. Within Express Travel Notes, the 70 × 160 mm Aglaea and Tribbie cards, 76 × 120 mm Phainon and Castorice cards, shaped chibi cards, and 210 × 78 mm tickets each need different display space.

For something that hangs from a bag or display hook, compare the clasp, outline, and extra components. The broader Honkai: Star Rail keychains collection is a useful place to compare other hanging designs.

For a shelf, compare the overall dimensions and base footprint of Honkai: Star Rail acrylic displays. For a board, the Honkai: Star Rail badges and pins selection offers smaller formats. This series mixes round, square, oval, and rectangular badges, so leave space for their different outlines.

Express Travel Notes merchandise: common questions

Do Aglaea and Tribbie come together?

The products discussed here offer Aglaea and Tribbie as character options. Select the option you want and read the listing’s contents. A photograph of both designs does not mean one purchase includes both characters.

Are the Phainon and Castorice products all chibi?

No. Their dedicated three-product selection uses chibi artwork, but both also appear in the six-character selection of full-length illustrations and portraits, alongside Blade, Kafka, Aventurine, and Fugue. Compare the product image as well as the character name.

Are Express Travel Notes cards made from acrylic?

The collectible cards and holographic tickets covered here are paper products. Acrylic stands and charms are separate items, even when they feature similar artwork. The shaped holographic cards should not be confused with the shaped acrylic charm and stand sets.

Which product can be used as both a charm and a stand?

The chibi acrylic charm and stand set featuring Bailu, Jing Yuan, Dan Heng • Imbibitor Lunae, and Fu Xuan supports both uses. Its clasp allows hanging, while the included base provides a standing display. That feature should not be assumed for the other acrylic charms.

Where should I start if I collect one character?

The wider Aglaea, Tribbie, Phainon, and Castorice collections include other merchandise to pair with the travel illustrations. A stand and a smaller badge or card can make a compact character display.