Nijisanji and NIJISANJI EN, the VTuber / virtual liver groups operated by ANYCOLOR Inc., will begin selling the 11-item “Rainy Day Laundry” goods lineup—themed around rainy days and laundromats—on Friday, June 12, 2026 from 19:00. Five livers appear: Ibrahim, Nagao Kei, Hitotsubashi Ayato, Fuwa Minato, and Luca Kaneshiro.

An 11-Item Lineup Themed on Rainy Days and Laundromats

The lineup comprises 11 items: Aurora acrylic stands, random can badges, acrylic panels, random photo-style cards, shaka-shaka keychains, face towels, fabric mist, hanger clips, sticker sets, pouches, and tote bags. They are unified by visuals evoking umbrellas and laundromats and the mood of a rainy day.

Key Items Including the Aurora Acrylic Stand

The flagship Aurora acrylic stands are 2,000 yen each (tax incl.) in 5 types, depicting the livers in casual clothes holding clear umbrellas. Also available are random can badges (650 yen, 10 random types), acrylic panels (3,000 yen each, 5 types), and shaka-shaka keychains (2,000 yen each, 5 types), rounding out a lineup that combines collectability with interior appeal.

Fabric Mist Recreating Each of the Five Members’ Scents

A distinctive item is the fabric mist, 3,000 yen each (tax incl.) in 5 types. Each scent is set to match a member’s image: Ibrahim is citrus floral, Nagao Kei is floral woody, Hitotsubashi Ayato is herbal citrus, Fuwa Minato is green citrus, and Luca Kaneshiro is cool citrus. It is a fan-minded touch that lets you enjoy your favorite’s world through scent as well.

New Nijisanji Goods Keep Coming

Nijisanji continues to roll out new goods, with themed series appearing one after another, including the recent “Devilish Nightmare” goods. This “Rainy Day Laundry” collection, with its sense of season and story, fits squarely within that trend.

Impressions and Outlook

The theme setting—capturing the casual everyday of “rainy days and laundromats”—is superb. Visuals of clear umbrellas and casual clothes evoke a “natural side” different from the figures seen on stream, stoking fans’ desire to own them. As with the fabric mist that goes so far as to craft scents, the way goods are evolving from mere illustration merchandise into “experiences of a world view” seems to symbolize the maturity of Nijisanji’s merchandising strategy.

Source: PR TIMES