Contact
Send a Message in a Bottle
The Archives run on one mailbox and one pair of hands. Whether ye're submitting a collection, challenging the record, or just reporting a sighting of rare Usopp treasure, this is how ye reach the Curator.
Submissions & Record Challenges
Collections are reviewed by email. Before ye write, read the Submission Guidelines — then include:
- Your name and email
- The number of Usopp items
- Clear pictures of all items — front and back for cards and novelty bills (multiple items per photo is fine)
- A title and a short note for each piece: what it is, who made it, where it came from
Everything Else
Corrections to the ledger, questions about the collection, press, and plain old Usopp talk all go to the same bottle:
syrupvillagearchives@gmail.com
The Archives also keep a public lookout post on Instagram:
@syrupvillagearchives on Instagram
The Archives are a fan registry run from Wisconsin, USA — there is no office to visit; the treasure is the website itself.
Questions from the Crow's Nest
What does the Archives accept?
All official Usopp collectibles — TCG cards, figures, plushies, apparel and merchandise — plus custom and unofficial goods: professional proxy and fan-made CCG cards, novelty currency (bills and coins), custom-sculpted figures, and unique physical oddities. Full rules live on the Submission Guidelines page.
How do I submit my collection?
By email to syrupvillagearchives@gmail.com. Send clear, well-lit photos (front and back for cards and novelty bills), a title and short note for each piece, and the total number of items. Photos must be your own, of items physically in your possession.
Do duplicates count toward the record?
No. The Archives track the single largest collection, so each unique item counts once. The only exceptions are unique physical variations, differing conditions of rare vintage items, or significant misprints.
Can I submit digital items, home-printed cards, or raw 3D prints?
No — the archive is for physical treasures. Digital-only files, home-printed paper goods, unpainted 3D prints, print-on-demand padding and slap-on customs are all turned away at the dock. Finished, painted custom work is welcome.
Who holds the current record?
Jace Krueger, with 236 verified Usopp items — the world's largest verified Usopp collection. Think ye can out-snipe it? The submission board awaits.