Kurisu Makise is one of the four main characters featured in the Steins;Gate sake collaboration bottles, and she is a central figure in the STEINS;GATE Final Mission pop-up event, with merchandise including plushies and a lab coat modeled after her.
Kurisu Makise appears in two recent Steins;Gate merchandise and event announcements. In the sake collaboration with HINEMOS, she is one of four characters, alongside Rintaro Okabe, Mayuri Shiina, and Suzuha Amane, each receiving a distinct original brew. The bottles are screen-printed directly onto the glass, so they can be reused as decor after the sake is gone. Pre-orders opened July 28, with shipping from early October.
At the STEINS;GATE Final Mission pop-up event, held August 29-30 at Bellesalle Akihabara, Kurisu is a featured character in the merchandise lineup. The event includes plushies of her and Okabe, as well as an original lab coat modeled after her, sold for 20,000 yen. The event is tied to the August 20 release of STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT, and it marks the first official merchandise sales since that game's launch.
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RiceWine announced collaboration sake bottles between the TV anime Steins;Gate and the time-themed brand HINEMOS. Four bottles inspired by Rintaro Okabe, Kurisu Makise, Mayuri Shiina, and Suzuha Amane will be released, each with a completely original brew. Pre-orders open July 28 at 1:00 PM, with shipping from early October.
MAGES. announced on July 3 that it will hold the official pop-up event "STEINS;GATE Final Mission" for the newly released game "STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT" on August 29 and 30 at Bellesalle Akihabara in Tokyo. The event marks the first official merchandise sales since the game's launch on August 20. Admission is free, but advance reservations are required for certain time slots to manage congestion. The merchandise lineup includes acrylic stands, tapestries, pin badges, a metal Upa figure, an Upa room light, and plushies of Rintaro Okabe and Kurisu Makise. Two original lab coats modeled after Okabe and Makise will be sold for 20,000 yen each. A 2.7-meter-tall artificial satellite display will also be on exhibit. Advance online orders for venue pickup open from July 6 to July 12.