Doko Demo Issho is a veteran BeXide series still active in licensing: Cospa's Toro merchandise line arrives at Tokyo Game Show 2026, with general sales planned for mid-December.
Doko Demo Issho's current commercial life runs through the games' developer rather than through a new title. The two 2026 stories about the series come at it from different angles: one follows Cospa Group's licensed merchandise, the other follows BeXide's effort to sell VRChat avatars. Neither reports a new Doko Demo Issho game.
In September, Cospa announced a Doko Demo Issho merchandise wave tied to Tokyo Game Show 2026. Early sales run at the company's booth (Hall 10, 10-W12) from September 17 to September 21 at Makuhari Messe. The Toro-led line includes two T-shirts at 3,300 yen, 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 Doko Demo Issho items are planned for mid-December, and reservations run through October 12.
The earlier story is about BeXide itself. The Tokyo developer behind the series entered the VRChat avatar market, releasing two avatars through its BOOTH shop: Kokoro, a fox shrine maiden from its game Kitsune no Kaerimichi, and Nuit, an original character. Both cost 5,000 yen, discounted to 4,000 yen until August 16. A trial world, BeXide Avatar Trial World, is live in VRChat.
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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 10
BeXide, the Tokyo game developer behind the Doko Demo Issho series, has entered the VRChat avatar market. The company released two avatars through its BOOTH shop: Kokoro, a fox shrine maiden from its game Kitsune no Kaerimichi, and Nuit, an original character. Both cost 5,000 yen, discounted to 4,000 yen until August 16. A VRChat trial world, BeXide Avatar Trial World, is also live.