DIGIMON BEATBREAK Festival Merchandise Opens for Pre-Order at Kadostore
The festival line gives DIGIMON BEATBREAK a full merchandise wave built on newly drawn art, with Kadostore's random illustration card bonus pushing repeat purchases before the September 22 pre-order cutoff.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
DIGIMON BEATBREAK is getting festival-themed merchandise built on newly drawn illustrations. Acrylic stands, frame keychains, sparkly can badges, big badge two-packs, aurora acrylic cards, and a rubber mat are up for pre-order at Kadostore through September 22, 2026, with release set for December. Kadostore gives a random illustration card, one of four types, for every 2,200 yen spent. The lineup covers Tenma Tomorou, Kuonji Makoto, Gekkomon, Kiropumon, and their partners.
The festival line pairs each human partner with their Digimon: Tenma Tomorou and Gekkomon, Sakuya Rena and Pristimon, Kuonji Makoto and Kiropumon, and Sawashiro Kyo and Murasamemon. A second set covers Kuroshio Souji with MarineDevimon and Splashmon, and Tenma Asuka with HeliosBoarmon.
Acrylic stands run 1,650 yen each, frame keychains 990 yen, and the big sparkly badge two-packs 1,320 yen. The sparkly badge packs come as 550 yen singles or a 4,400 yen box of eight. Kadostore adds a random illustration card, one of four types, for every 2,200 yen spent. Pre-orders close September 22, 2026, with items shipping in December.
- Acrylic stand festival ver.: 4 designs, 1,650 yen each
- Acrylic stand: 2 designs, 1,650 yen each
- Frame acrylic keychain festival ver.: 8 designs, 990 yen each
- Frame acrylic keychain: 5 designs, 990 yen each
- Sparkly can badge festival ver.: 8 types, 550 yen per pack or 4,400 yen per box
- Big sparkly can badge 2-piece set festival ver.: 6 designs, 1,320 yen each
- Big sparkly can badge 2-piece set: 2 designs, 1,320 yen each
- Aurora acrylic card festival ver.: 9 types
- Rubber mat festival ver.: included in the lineup
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