Nijisanji Launches Rainy Day Laundry Goods With 5 Male Livers
The cross-group collaboration between Nijisanji and NIJISANJI EN for a themed merchandise drop shows ANYCOLOR continuing to treat its Japanese and English branches as a single market for lifestyle goods.
Reporting from 2 sources: 4Gamer.net, PANORA.
ANYCOLOR announced on June 11 that Nijisanji and NIJISANJI EN will release a Rainy Day Laundry merchandise line on June 12 at 19:00 JST. The collection, themed around rainy days and coin laundries, features five popular male livers: Ibrahim, Nagao Kei, Hitotsubashi Ayato, and Fuwa Minato from Nijisanji, and Luca Kaneshiro from NIJISANJI EN. The lineup includes 11 product types: aurora acrylic stands, random can badges, acrylic panels, random photo-style cards, shake shake keychains, face towels, fabric mists, pouches, hanger clips, tote bags, and sticker sets. Prices range from 350 yen for a random photo-style card to 3,800 yen for a tote bag. The fabric mists come in five scents, each tied to a specific liver, such as Ibrahim's citrus floral and Luca Kaneshiro's cool citrus. Sales run through the Nijisanji Official Store and the NIJISANJI EN Official Store, with shipping scheduled from mid-June onward. Purchase limits apply per person per transaction.
The Rainy Day Laundry collection marks the first time these five livers have been grouped together for a themed merchandise line. Each product type comes in five variants, one per liver, with the exception of the random can badges and photo-style cards, which include rare versions. Illustrators for the line include Kotachiyu for Ibrahim, Bodax for Nagao Kei, Jiwataneho for Hitotsubashi Ayato, Tam for Fuwa Minato, and Dd for Luca Kaneshiro. The fabric mists are the most personalized item, with distinct scents: citrus floral for Ibrahim, floral woody for Nagao Kei, herbal citrus for Hitotsubashi Ayato, green citrus for Fuwa Minato, and cool citrus for Luca Kaneshiro. The hanger clips are sold in sets of two with the same design. Both stores enforce per-person purchase limits, with the random badge and card items capped at 40 units each per transaction, while most other items are limited to five of each type per person.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.