NEEDY GIRL OVERDOSE Anime Merch Sells Early At Animate And Sofmap
The early-sale window across Animate x Sofmap and Bic Camera counters gives the anime's goods a physical retail run beyond the usual online order cycle.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
EDITH will sell NEEDY GIRL OVERDOSE anime merchandise using newly drawn and newly illustrated art ahead of general release at select Animate x Sofmap stores, Bic Camera locations, and the Akiba Sofmap online store from September 30 to October 18, 2026. The lineup includes acrylic stands, trading can badges, acrylic keychains, clear cards, die-cut stickers, clear pouches, wall hangings, tumblers, desk mats, face towels, T-shirts, and big acrylic stands.
EDITH, which handles event and merchandise operations, opened the sale to five locations: Animate x Sofmap AKIBA Amusement Hall, Animate x Sofmap Kobe Harborland Store, Bic Camera Ikebukuro Main Store, Bic Camera Abeno Q's Mall Store, and the Akiba Sofmap online store. The goods split between two art sets, one built on newly drawn art and one on newly illustrated art. Characters KAngel and Ame-chan appear in a cyber outfit set and a clerk-style outfit set across most items, with the acrylic stands, clear pouches, face towels, and big acrylic stands carrying four types each.
- Acrylic Stand [Full Body]: 1,650 yen; four types across cyber and clerk-style outfits
- Acrylic Stand [Newly Illustrated]: 990 yen; four types
- Trading Can Badge: 440 yen each, 3,520 yen per box; eight types
- Trading Acrylic Keychain: 990 yen each, 7,920 yen per box; eight types
- Trading Clear Card: 440 yen each, 3,520 yen per box; eight types
- Die-Cut Sticker Set [Full Body, Newly Illustrated]: 550 yen; two types
- Clear Pouch: 2,200 yen; four types
- B2 Wall Hanging: 3,850 yen; four types
- Stainless Steel Tumbler: 3,300 yen; two types
- Desk Mat: 3,960 yen; two types
- Face Towel: 3,850 yen; four types
- T-Shirt: 4,950 yen; free size, two types
- Big Acrylic Stand: 3,300 yen each
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.