WONDER DIVE, a creator agency specializing in gaming commentary, began selling 20 types of random bromides featuring the gaming commentary group “DOZLE Corp.” on Saturday, June 27, 2026, via the “e-Print Service” available on multi-copier machines at convenience stores nationwide. The lineup includes special newly drawn illustrations themed around the members’ summer vacation.

All 20 Designs, Including Summer-Themed New Artwork, Dispensed at Random

This release features 20 designs in total, including limited special newly drawn illustrations themed around the “DOZLE Corp.” members’ summer vacation, plus special illustrations of the “DOZLE Corp. Characters” born within their videos. Designs—including secrets and the “Golden Haguki Ticket” described below—are dispensed at random.

The sales period runs from Saturday, June 27 to Friday, July 31, 2026. Prices are 300 yen for L-size (tax included) and 500 yen for 2L-size (tax included), and the bromides can be purchased via the “e-Print Service” inside multi-copier machines at convenience stores nationwide.

A “Golden Haguki Ticket Campaign” Is Also Underway

If you obtain a “Golden Haguki Ticket”—dispensed at a certain probability when purchasing a bromide—you can enter the “Golden Haguki Ticket Campaign” through a dedicated entry form. The entry period is Saturday, June 27, 2026, 19:30 to Friday, August 7, 17:59.

The prizes come in two tiers: all entrants receive a special rare card set (a set of five), and there is also a W-chance in which 50 people will be selected by lottery to win invitation tickets to the offline event “Shiritsu Dozle Gakuen: Buttobina Matsuri!!”, held at Keio Arena TOKYO on Saturday, September 12 and Sunday, September 13, 2026. Details such as how to enter and winner announcements will be provided on the special page.

About DOZLE Corp.

“DOZLE Corp.” is a gaming commentary group active around its leader, “Dozle.” Belonging to the creator agency “WONDER DIVE,” its five members—Dozle, Bonjuru, Qnly, Orafu-kun, and OoharaMEN—release gaming commentary videos centered on “Minecraft” every day. Their YouTube channel has surpassed 2.78 million subscribers (as of June 2026), and under the theme “Make the game of life more fun,” they offer a wide range of entertainment that goes beyond the framework of gaming commentators.

Opinion and Outlook

Rolling out goods through the familiar touchpoint of convenience store multi-copiers is a well-matched approach, letting fans encounter their “oshi” as a natural extension of daily life. Furthermore, by connecting bromide purchases to a lottery for offline event invitation tickets, the campaign skillfully links a digital goods initiative with real-world attendance in a single thread. Given a group on the scale of 2.78 million subscribers, attention will be on just how much excitement this summer’s convenience store initiative can generate.

Source: PR TIMES