Glitter Badges, Chibi Stands, and a Jazz-Styled Lineup
Merch maker arma bianca, the Tokyo company behind the character-goods brand AMNIBUS, is running the event jointly with the Japanese music retail chain Tower Records. According to the company's announcement on the Japanese press-release service PR TIMES, the shop features a large lineup of products using newly drawn jazz-themed illustrations created for the occasion.
The lineup covers most of the modern character-goods spectrum. Blind-box trading items include glitter can badges (eight designs, ¥605 each or ¥4,840 for a full box), bromide photo cards, Ani-Frame prints, and chibi-style acrylic stands. Fixed-design items run from ¥550 clear die-cut stickers up to extra-large acrylic stands at ¥3,300 each, with A3 matte posters in five designs and B8 hard card cases rounding out the set.
Collectors should note the purchase caps: trading items are limited to three boxes per transaction, and other items are capped at three each. arma bianca says an unopened box is guaranteed to contain a complete set of its trading series, so chasing duplicates is only a risk for single-item buyers.
Levi and Eren Anchor the Bonus Items
Two bonus campaigns run alongside the sale. At the two physical stores, every ¥2,000 spent gets shoppers one random postcard from a nine-design set, handed out while supplies last. The postcards are venue-only, so online orders don't qualify.
The online store gets its own exclusive instead. Buying a full box of the jazz glitter can badges on Tower Records Online comes with a bonus Levi badge in the same jazz style. When the goods later move to arma bianca's own AMNIBUS web store and the anime retail chain Animate, the planned box bonus switches to an Eren version, so which character you get depends on where you shop.
There's also a giveaway on X: follow the AMNIBUS and Tower Records Anime accounts and repost the campaign post, and one winner drawn from entrants receives the complete nine-postcard set.
Looking Ahead
The pop-up opens September 11, 2026 at Tower Records Shinjuku and Abeno Hoop, with Tower Records Online sales starting at 10:00 a.m. Japan time. arma bianca warns that entry may be restricted or managed with numbered tickets if the stores get crowded. The full product list is up on the event's special site.
After the September 21 close, most items are planned for later order through AMNIBUS and Animate, though the company notes some products may not be offered again afterward. The release doesn't address international shipping; the announced sales channels are the two Japanese stores and Tower Records Online.