Fairy Tale Costumes for the Oshi no Ko Cast
The "Oshi no Ko x GiGO Campaign 2026" puts Ai, Kana, and Akane in storybook-style "Marchen" outfits across a full merch lineup. Acrylic stands run ¥1,650 each, costume acrylic keychains go for ¥1,100, and fan uchiwa (cheering fans) are priced at ¥990 — all tax included. The retail side also includes die-cut stickers, acrylic bromide cases, trading can badges, and trading plate light keychains.
On the crane-game side, prizes include oversized diorama acrylic figures, illustration acrylic boards, long cushions, and hologram can badges. Spend ¥500 on a designated crane game and you'll receive a random SNS-style clear card — one of three designs — as a bonus.
Anime Anime reports that merchandise sales run from June 6 through June 14 at seven GiGO locations, while the prize campaign stretches through July 12 at participating GiGO stores nationwide. Purchases are capped at three of each item per transaction, with trading goods limited to three boxes.
Where to Find It
The seven retail locations span the country from north to south:
- GiGO Collab Cafe Stand Sapporo Norbesa
- GiGO Sendai
- GiGO Akihabara Building 5
- GiGO Market Square Sasashima (Nagoya)
- GiGO Osaka Dotonbori Main Store
- GiGO AEON Mall Okayama
- GiGO Fukuoka Tenjin
Separately, GiGO's taiyaki shops in Akihabara and Osaka Dotonbori are selling themed "Oshi no Ko Yaki" fish-shaped pastries during the campaign. Each taiyaki or drink purchase comes with a random original coaster — four designs total.
The Franchise Right Now
For anyone who's lost track of the Oshi no Ko timeline: the manga by Aka Akasaka and Mengo Yokoyari wrapped its run in Weekly Young Jump in November 2024 at 16 volumes, with over 25 million copies in circulation worldwide. The anime's third season aired from January through March 2026, and a fourth and final season has been confirmed. A live-action drama debuted on Amazon Prime Video in 2024, followed by a 2.5D stage production and a live-action theatrical film in December of that year.
Looking Ahead
The retail merch window is tight — just nine days from June 6 to 14 — so collectors will want to plan ahead. The prize campaign's longer July 12 deadline gives more breathing room for crane-game hunters. No international shipping or online sales have been announced for this collaboration, which is par for the course with GiGO arcade-exclusive campaigns. Fans outside Japan may need to rely on proxy shopping services.
With Season 4 Final Season confirmed but no broadcast date announced yet, GiGO's Marchen campaign lands in a gap period for the franchise — a chance for fans to grab character goods while they wait for new episodes.