Pocketpair Brings Its Largest Palworld Booth To Tokyo Game Show 2026
Pocketpair's scale at Tokyo Game Show 2026 shows how much the company now invests in the Palworld brand after the game's breakout, turning a single title into a full convention floor built around cosplay, statues, and hands-on events.
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At Tokyo Game Show 2026 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Pocketpair exhibited a Palworld-themed booth the company describes as the largest in its history. The booth featured life-size Pal statues, a moving Jetragon statue, 23 cosplayers, a cosplay stage, a raid event, Totoparu-cho, and free crane games. Visitors who posted photos to social media received one of 20 sticker types.
The booth ran a raid event, a Totoparu-cho activity, and a cosplay stage alongside the displays. Anyone who took a photo at the booth and posted it to social media received one random sticker from 20 types. A crane game was free to play, with plushies and limited T-shirts as prizes. In the trial-play corner for Pocketpair Publishing titles, visitors who tried the games received novelties. The cosplay lineup included Auri (Kareshi-chan), Executor of the Azure Covenant (Nekota Ashu and Kurachi Nayu), Zoe (Kasyou Roshieru), Paltimer (Junmai Ayano), Saya (Midorikawa Kisho), and Lily (Chi-chan).
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