NIJISANJI EN, the VTuber project operated by ANYCOLOR Inc., will launch its “NØVA -Cosmic Stage-” merchandise line on September 25, 2026 (Fri) at 11:00 AM JST through the NIJISANJI Official Store and the NIJISANJI EN Official Store. The lineup features eight items starring four Livers, including Sonny Brisko.

All 8 Items Feature the 4 NØVA Livers

The merchandise features four NIJISANJI EN Livers: Sonny Brisko, Shu Yamino, Luca Kaneshiro, and Ren Zotto. True to the “Cosmic Stage” title, the series is unified around stage-costume-style visuals.

The lineup consists of eight item types: random photo-style cards, ticket-style acrylic keychains, acrylic stands, art boards, ribbon bag charms, plush mascots, “Nijipe” pouches, and a logo-tape tote bag. The illustrations are by NEEO.

Prices Start at ¥350, With Plush Mascots and Pouches Also Available

The most accessible item is the random photo-style card (¥350), a blind pull from all eight designs. Ticket-style acrylic keychains are ¥1,400 each, acrylic stands are ¥1,900 each, and art boards are ¥2,000 each, with all three sold in four versions, one per Liver.

Ribbon bag charms and plush mascots are ¥2,800 each, “Nijipe” pouches are ¥3,000 each, and the logo-tape tote bag is ¥4,800 (one design only). Purchases are capped at 40 units of the random cards or 5 units of any other item per checkout.

Sold Simultaneously in Japan and Overseas, With More to Come

Items can be purchased via the NIJISANJI Official Store product page for fans in Japan, or the NIJISANJI EN Official Store product page for fans overseas. Shipping is planned for early October 2026 onward, and orders containing multiple items will ship together once every item is ready.

A restock may be considered in the future, with updates shared via the official NIJISANJI X account and the hashtag “#NØVA.” In September, joint NIJISANJI and NIJISANJI EN “#HYPE-ME” merchandise was also released, underscoring NIJISANJI EN’s ongoing merchandise expansion.

Editor’s Take

Bringing together four of NIJISANJI EN’s longest-active Livers in matching stage costumes, this series carries real significance in being sold through both the Japanese and overseas stores at the same time. That Japanese fans can pick up merchandise for English-speaking Livers on the very same schedule shows just how thoroughly cross-border “oshi” support has taken hold. With several live-show-evoking items like the ticket-style keychains, it’s also worth watching whether this points toward future stage productions.

Source: PR TIMES