Undertale Museum Opens Tokyo Ticket Lottery as Merchandise Lineup Surfaces
The merchandise list shows the exhibition is being built around the game's small, specific objects rather than only its characters, which is the kind of detail that sells to the fans the Tokyo lottery is meant to reach.
Reporting from 1 source: Denfaminicogamer.
The Undertale Museum exhibition has opened a second-round ticket lottery for its Tokyo venue, with applications running from October 23 to November 2 and results on November 13. The event's official website also listed original merchandise, including acrylic dioramas based on the key visual and the Head-pat the Flowers Contest, plus door plates, command-button stickers, Dog Shrine omamori, a Napstablook floor mat, a folding umbrella, and a soy sauce dish.
The Tokyo run is set for February 19 to March 10, with Osaka following from April 22 to May 9. The second-round lottery for Tokyo opens October 23 and closes November 2, with results on November 13. Osaka ticket applications are not being accepted yet.
The goods lean on in-game fixtures as much as on the cast: acrylic dioramas of each town's shop screens sit alongside a Temmie Shop acrylic calendar, Dog Shrine omamori charms, and stickers shaped like the command buttons.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
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- Denfaminicogamer 『UNDERTALE』「おはなスリスリコンテスト」アクリルジオラマがよすぎる。展覧会オリジナルグッズ情報が公開