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Happy Kuji Zootopia Nick Collection Set For November 28, 2026
Sunny Side Up will release the Happy Kuji "Zootopia" Nick Collection at Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, and Youme Town stores starting Saturday, November 28, 2026, the day before the fan-marked date November 29, which the promotion calls "#GoodNickDay."
Reporting from 3 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web, Inside, Anime Anime.
Why it matters
The lottery is built around a single character rather than the film's ensemble, and its release date is timed to a fan-coined date, which shows how character goods promotions now lean on fandom calendar hooks instead of a film's opening.
Key Facts
- Sunny Side Up will release the Happy Kuji "Zootopia" Nick Collection on Saturday, November 28, 2026.
- The Happy Kuji "Zootopia" Nick Collection costs 880 yen per draw, tax included.
- The Happy Kuji "Zootopia" Nick Collection goes on sale at Seven-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, and Youme Town stores.
- The Happy Kuji "Zootopia" Nick Collection has nine prize tiers plus a Last Prize.
- The A Prize of the Happy Kuji "Zootopia" Nick Collection is a Junior Ranger figure of young Nick Wilde at about 21 cm tall.
Each draw costs 880 yen including tax. The lottery focuses on Nick Wilde from the Disney film "Zootopia" and draws on both "Zootopia" and "Zootopia 2," with eight newly drawn designs that recreate costumes from the films, among them an aloha shirt, a police uniform, a tuxedo, and a Junior Ranger outfit. The lineup runs nine prize tiers plus a Last Prize. The A Prize is a Junior Ranger figure of young Nick in his scout-style uniform at roughly 21 cm tall. The Last Prize is a scene figure of about 28 cm recreating the moment Nick and Judy Hopps reconcile. Lower tiers include plush charms, tote bags, face magnets, multi pouches, acrylic stands, clapperboard-style keyholders, can badge sets, and card and sticker sets.
The eight costumes are spread across the prize tiers rather than concentrated in the top prizes. The B Prize plush charms use deformed art in five types, and the C Prize tote bags in three types have a clear window on the front so a buyer can display acrylic stands or keyholders and a print of new art on the back. The D Prize face magnets come in four types, the E Prize multi pouches in six, and the F Prize acrylic stands in six, pairing film stills with new illustration parts.
The G Prize scene keyholders in five types are shaped like a film clapperboard. The H Prize can badge sets in seven types pair new art with famous scenes, and the I Prize card and sticker sets in eight types cover all eight costumes. The A Prize Junior Ranger figure is the largest single item at about 21 cm, and the Last Prize scene figure, which goes to the person who draws the final ticket, is about 28 cm. Sunny Side Up lists nine prize tiers plus the Last Prize, and store availability is posted on the Happy Kuji official site.
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