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Yowamushi Pedal Limit Break Birthday Flower Round 4 Goods Head to AGF2026

The BIRTHDAY FLOWER line keeps its pace by moving a fourth round into the AGF venue and online pre-orders at once, with seven acrylic stands and keychains priced per character rather than as a single set.

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Yowamushi Pedal Limit Break Birthday Flower Round 4 Goods Head to AGF2026

Chugai Mining will sell the fourth round of Yowamushi Pedal LIMIT BREAK "BIRTHDAY FLOWER" goods early at its Animate Girls Festival 2026 booth on November 7 and 8 at Ikebukuro Sunshine City. The lineup uses new art of six characters in white suits holding bouquets: Sakamichi Onoda, Shokichi Naruko, Junta Teshima, Sangaku Manami, Yasutomo Arakita and Toichiro Todo. Pre-orders are open on Chugaionline, with purchase bonuses at the venue and online.

The six characters appear together in the new art, each holding a bouquet against a pale background, a formal look that departs from their racing uniforms. Every item in the round carries the same six-person lineup.

An acrylic stand sells for 1,870 yen, a holo slide acrylic keychain for 1,320 yen, the trading holo can badge for 660 yen each or 3,960 yen per six-piece set, and the pola shot collection for 550 yen each or 3,300 yen per set. The badge and pola shot are trading items, so a buyer cannot choose the type and a set may not contain all six.

  • Acrylic Stand BIRTHDAY FLOWER4 ver.: 1,870 yen, six types
  • Trading Holo Can Badge BIRTHDAY FLOWER4 ver.: 660 yen each, 3,960 yen per six-piece set
  • Pola Shot Collection BIRTHDAY FLOWER4 ver.: 550 yen each, 3,300 yen per set
  • Holo Slide Acrylic Keychain BIRTHDAY FLOWER4 ver.: 1,320 yen, six types
  • Bromide Set (7 pieces): further items listed in the announcement

Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.

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