Tamagotchi Paradise is an active series with a physical merchandise push in Japan, including a crane game coin case, a kuji lottery, and strong Amazon ranking placements as of mid-2026.
Tamagotchi Paradise is a current Tamagotchi series with a steady stream of physical merchandise in Japan. In July 2026, the series placed second and third on Amazon Japan's Toys New Arrivals Ranking, behind Toy Story 5 merchandise, with the White Glacier and Orange Tropics variants. The ranking, published by Dengeki Hobby Web, points to strong consumer demand for the series alongside other toy lines like Pokemon, Hot Wheels, and Magic: The Gathering.
The merchandise push includes a crane game style coin case from Banpresto, set to arrive at amusement centers in Japan starting August 7, 2026. The case dispenses one 100 yen coin at a time, holds about 25 coins, and features characters Mametchi and Kuchipatchi. It turns the arcade machine into a functional prize item for collectors.
Earlier in July, the Ichiban Kuji lottery tied directly to the game world, launching sequentially from July 25, 2026 at Lawson and other stores. The kuji offers 10 prize grades from A to Last One, with each draw costing 750 yen. Prizes include a Tamagotchi Paradise-shaped alarm clock, a Deka Babymarutchi blanket-in-cushion, a UFO light, and other decorative and practical items. The series is covered across multiple merchandise formats, from lottery goods to arcade prizes, indicating a broad retail presence.
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Aug 8
Banpresto is releasing a crane game style coin case designed after Tamagotchi Paradise. Pressing a button dispenses one 100 yen coin at a time. The case holds about 25 coins and features characters like Mametchi and Kuchipatchi. It arrives at amusement centers in Japan starting August 7, 2026.
Jul 14
Dengeki Hobby Web published the Amazon.co.jp Toys New Arrivals Ranking for July 14, 2026. Toy Story 5 merchandise takes the top spot, with Tamagotchi Paradise White Glacier and Orange Tropics at second and third. Other entries include Pokémon, Hot Wheels, and Magic: The Gathering items.
Jul 12
The Ichiban Kuji "Tamagotchi ~Guruguru Discovery! Tamagotchi Paradise!~" will be released sequentially from July 25, 2026 at Lawson and other stores. The kuji features 10 prize grades from A to Last One, with each draw costing 750 yen. Prizes include a Tamagotchi Paradise-shaped alarm clock, a Deka Babymarutchi blanket-in-cushion, a UFO light, and other decorative and practical items.