Pixio Opens Pre-Orders for Norikoi Usami Mouse Pad Designs
Pixio, the gaming accessories brand run by Hamee, opened pre-orders on Monday, November 9, 2026 for two M-size mouse pads drawn by illustrator Norikoi Usami.
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Why it matters
The Vol. 21 slot goes to an illustrator known for transparent color and small objects rather than a game or anime license, which is how Pixio's creator program keeps filling its product line.
Key Facts
- Pixio opened pre-orders on Monday, November 9, 2026 for two M-size mouse pads by illustrator Norikoi Usami.
- The two designs are Sakura no Kishibe (PXMP058M) and Mizugiwa no Denwa (PXMP059M).
- The release is Vol. 21 of the Pixio Creators Collaboration Project.
- The first 10 purchasers of each design receive a signed original sticker by Norikoi Usami.
- Pixio is selling the pads through its official store, Amazon, Rakuten Ichiba and Yahoo! Shopping.
The designs are Sakura no Kishibe, a girl under a pale pink sky with falling cherry blossom petals, and Mizugiwa no Denwa, a public telephone by the water with a girl in a white coat. The release is Vol. 21 of the Pixio Creators Collaboration Project.
Both pads are M size and carry product codes: Sakura no Kishibe is PXMP058M and Mizugiwa no Denwa is PXMP059M. Pixio lists them through its official store, Amazon, Rakuten Ichiba and Yahoo! Shopping.
The Vol. 21 campaign gives a signed original sticker to the first 10 buyers of each design. Anyone can download PC wallpapers of the new illustrations from the wallpaper list on the Pixio official store. Pixio also says it is still recruiting creators who want their illustrations on its products.
- Sakura no Kishibe (PXMP058M): A girl at the water's edge under a pale pink sky with cherry blossom petals
- Mizugiwa no Denwa (PXMP059M): A public telephone by the water and a girl in a white coat, based on pale blue
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