Astro Bot is appearing in two Tokyo Game Show 2026 promotional pushes: as a character stamp in the show's free LINE campaign, and as a licensed merchandise line from Cospa sold at the TGS booth and in general retail.
Astro Bot's presence at Tokyo Game Show 2026 comes through two separate promotional channels rather than a game announcement. The show's free LINE stamp campaign, announced on August 24, includes Astro alongside Cloud from Final Fantasy VII, Sonic, Diana from Pragmata, and Tasha Severskaya from Ace Combat 8. The stamps were available from August 25 and run until November 16 for users who add the official TGS2026 LINE account.
Separately, Cospa announced licensed merchandise tied to Doko Demo Issho, PlayStation, and Astro Bot. The Astro Bot items are a T-shirt at 3,300 yen, a hoodie at 6,380 yen, and accessories. They go on sale early at the Tokyo Game Show booth (Hall 10, 10-W12) from September 17 to September 21 at Makuhari Messe, with general sales planned for late November. Reservations run through October 12.
The Astro Bot goods sit alongside a larger Cospa wave. PlayStation merchandise includes an M-51 jacket in BLACK and MOSS at 16,500 yen, plating T-shirts at 4,180 yen, a ripstop napsack at 2,530 yen, and pass cases at 1,650 yen. The Doko Demo Issho line is led by Toro-themed items, including two T-shirts at 3,300 yen each, a rib long sleeve shirt at 4,290 yen, a light dry hoodie at 6,380 yen, a shoulder tote at 2,200 yen, a large tote at 1,980 yen, a 65mm can badge at 605 yen, a hand towel at 715 yen, and an acrylic block figure at 880 yen. General sales for the PlayStation and Doko Demo Issho items are planned for mid-December, while the Astro Bot goods arrive earlier, in late November.
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Sep 14
Cospa Group announced a wave of licensed merchandise tied to Doko Demo Issho, PlayStation, and ASTRO BOT, with early sales at the Tokyo Game Show 2026 booth (Hall 10, 10-W12) from September 17 to September 21 at Makuhari Messe. The Doko Demo Issho line leads with Toro-themed items: two T-shirts at 3,300 yen each, a rib long sleeve shirt at 4,290 yen, a light dry hoodie at 6,380 yen, a shoulder tote at 2,200 yen, a large tote at 1,980 yen, a 65mm can badge at 605 yen, a hand towel at 715 yen, and an acrylic block figure at 880 yen. PlayStation goods include an M-51 jacket in BLACK and MOSS at 16,500 yen, plating T-shirts at 4,180 yen, a ripstop napsack at 2,530 yen, and pass cases at 1,650 yen. ASTRO BOT offers a T-shirt at 3,300 yen, a hoodie at 6,380 yen, and accessories. General sales for PlayStation and Doko Demo Issho items are planned for mid-December, while ASTRO BOT goods arrive in late November. Reservations run through October 12.
Aug 28
Tokyo Game Show 2026 announced on August 24 that it will distribute free official LINE stamps in collaboration with popular game characters. The stamps became available on August 25 and will be distributed until November 16. Users can obtain them by adding the official TGS2026 LINE account as a friend. The lineup includes Cloud from Final Fantasy VII, Sonic from the Sonic series, Diana from Pragmata, and Astro from Astro Bot. Also included is Tasha Severskaya from Ace Combat 8, a title that has not yet been released. Each stamp features lines that symbolize the characters, such as "Not interested" and "TOO EASY!" Ahead of the distribution, silhouettes of eight stamps were revealed, hinting at the characters and their catchphrases. The event itself is scheduled to run from September 17 to September 21, spanning five days, the longest in its history. Tokyo Game Show marks its 30th anniversary this year, having first been held in 1996.