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  1. It looks like SEGA is going all-out with its new Sonic the Hedgehog campaign, as the company has launched a line of Shadow the Hedgehog related merchandise in association with Amazon US to promote the 'Fearless' brand. The following items have been released on Amazon's "Merch on Demand" service, with a broad range including t-shirts, hoodies, phone cases and accessories. All of these items appear to be officially-licensed, as they relate to (and can be found on) the official Sonic the Hedgehog Brand page. You can find direct links to each item below: Fearless - Year of Shadow Pullover Hoodie $35.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow Key Art Pullover Hoodie $35.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow Key Art T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Fearless: Year of Shadow - Stand Alone T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Shadow the Hedgehog - Ultimate Power T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Shadow the Hedgehog - Intense Type T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Shadow the Hedgehog - First in Line T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow Phone Cases iPhone Series Compatible Case: $17.99 on Amazon US Samsung Galaxy Series Compatible Case: $17.99 on Amazon US [ You can choose your model on the dropdown menus ] Fearless - Year of Shadow Key Art PopSockets Standard PopGrip $14.99 on Amazon US At the moment, there doesn't appear to be a way to order these items outside the US, even when browsing the Amazon US website - searching for the 'Fearless' items will return you a list of unrelated items that "are available" to ship outside of the country. So your mileage may vary - if you live outside the States, you might need to ask a friend who lives there to help you out with purchase and delivery! Of course, if the situation changes we'll update you here. Who's interested in these products? Let us know in the comments below! Via Sonic City
  2. It looks like SEGA is going all-out with its new Sonic the Hedgehog campaign, as the company has launched a line of Shadow the Hedgehog related merchandise in association with Amazon US to promote the 'Fearless' brand. The following items have been released on Amazon's "Merch on Demand" service, with a broad range including t-shirts, hoodies, phone cases and accessories. All of these items appear to be officially-licensed, as they relate to (and can be found on) the official Sonic the Hedgehog Brand page. You can find direct links to each item below: Fearless - Year of Shadow Pullover Hoodie $35.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow Key Art Pullover Hoodie $35.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow Key Art T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Fearless: Year of Shadow - Stand Alone T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Shadow the Hedgehog - Ultimate Power T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Shadow the Hedgehog - Intense Type T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Shadow the Hedgehog - First in Line T-Shirt $19.99 on Amazon US Fearless - Year of Shadow Phone Cases iPhone Series Compatible Case: $17.99 on Amazon US Samsung Galaxy Series Compatible Case: $17.99 on Amazon US [ You can choose your model on the dropdown menus ] Fearless - Year of Shadow Key Art PopSockets Standard PopGrip $14.99 on Amazon US At the moment, there doesn't appear to be a way to order these items outside the US, even when browsing the Amazon US website - searching for the 'Fearless' items will return you a list of unrelated items that "are available" to ship outside of the country. So your mileage may vary - if you live outside the States, you might need to ask a friend who lives there to help you out with purchase and delivery! Of course, if the situation changes we'll update you here. Who's interested in these products? Let us know in the comments below! Via Sonic City Sonic News Tips Credit: Shiny Gems Original Post Content: This is interesting, but expected, nonetheless. That said, it is nice to see the Year of Shadow get some merchandise like this. They are starting to put effort into this thing, it seems. View full story
  3. Time may go on, but some styles are timeless. That's what clothing manufacturer Stray Rats believes as they roll the clock back to 1999 to deliver an exclusive clothing line based on the Dreamcast era of Sonic the Hedgehog! First initially teased on their Instagram, the Sonic Adventure inspired clothing line made its early grand purchasable debut in New York courtesy of indie clothing retailer Happy99. The clothes will then be made available on their official site starting April 17th. The marketing effort for this launch event was capped off with a wonderfully charming video of Sonic, sporting his Sonic Adventure DX model showing you around a Dreamcast-ified version of Happy99's wares! Snapinsta.app_video_438645706_1133086651261030_8177004808533075949_n.mp4 The launch event at Happy99 was filled with 90s Sonic merch and decorations as the clothing line was unveiled. Snippets of the event was captured by TikTok user wabbittwacksnyc. Snaptik.app_7357452668819836202.mp4 As for the clothes themselves, Twitter user SonicStyleBlog was present to take pictures of the goods. And they range from legitimately cool, to bafflingly bizarre. From VMU inspired beanies and shirts, hoodies adorning iconic Sonic Adventure key art, to yes, as we all demanded... Big the Cat surrounded by two smoking hot polygonal beach babes. To further add some icing onto this 128 bit cake, this isn't Stray Rats' first collaboration with SEGA and Sonic. Previously, the two companies worked together to create outfits primarily inspired by the early 90s. But this latest wave is going all in on Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2 as its leading aesthetic. So clearly, this is a successful partnership we could only hope continues to evolve from here! What do you think about this new wave of Stray Rats x Sonic clothes? Are you ready to order your own set? Listings will start showing up on April 17th at 12pm EST on the Stray Rats store! Original Post Content: View full story
  4. Time may go on, but some styles are timeless. That's what clothing manufacturer Stray Rats believes as they roll the clock back to 1999 to deliver an exclusive clothing line based on the Dreamcast era of Sonic the Hedgehog! First initially teased on their Instagram, the Sonic Adventure inspired clothing line made its early grand purchasable debut in New York courtesy of indie clothing retailer Happy99. The clothes will then be made available on their official site starting April 17th. The marketing effort for this launch event was capped off with a wonderfully charming video of Sonic, sporting his Sonic Adventure DX model showing you around a Dreamcast-ified version of Happy99's wares! Snapinsta.app_video_438645706_1133086651261030_8177004808533075949_n.mp4 The launch event at Happy99 was filled with 90s Sonic merch and decorations as the clothing line was unveiled. Snippets of the event was captured by TikTok user wabbittwacksnyc. Snaptik.app_7357452668819836202.mp4 As for the clothes themselves, Twitter user SonicStyleBlog was present to take pictures of the goods. And they range from legitimately cool, to bafflingly bizarre. From VMU inspired beanies and shirts, hoodies adorning iconic Sonic Adventure key art, to yes, as we all demanded... Big the Cat surrounded by two smoking hot polygonal beach babes. To further add some icing onto this 128 bit cake, this isn't Stray Rats' first collaboration with SEGA and Sonic. Previously, the two companies worked together to create outfits primarily inspired by the early 90s. But this latest wave is going all in on Sonic Adventure and Sonic Adventure 2 as its leading aesthetic. So clearly, this is a successful partnership we could only hope continues to evolve from here! What do you think about this new wave of Stray Rats x Sonic clothes? Are you ready to order your own set? Listings will start showing up on April 17th at 12pm EST on the Stray Rats store!
  5. SEGA Japan is launching a new set of accessory and stationary merchandise featuring Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends, in a collection called 'SONIC CARNIVAL - TOKYO'. The range includes acrylic character stands, t-shirts, tote bags, clear files and more, and is due to go on general sale on April 4. The concept for this line of merchandise follows an online art series from Sonic Channel themed after a lively carnival. As a result, the following line of toys, which are now available to pre-order, feature vibrant colours and playful patterns - particularly on the hand towels and tote bags, where you can see Sonic, Shadow and co bouncing around the place. The acrylic stand set, pictured below, is also the result of a fan survey that polled which images to use for each character. You might recognise some of the poses from the games, or even previous Sonic Channel artworks, like the Mighty arcade one there. If you want to order some stuff, note that Amazon JP ships worldwide so you can pick up the below items with ease! Take a look! Sonic the Hedgehog Acrylic Stand Collection (10 pc) Buy on Amazon JP - ¥7,700 / ~$51.18 USD Sonic the Hedgehog Hand Towel Buy Sonic the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥1,100 / ~$7.31 USD Buy Shadow the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥1,100 / ~$7.31 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' T-Shirt Buy M size on Amazon JP - ¥3,900 / ~$25.91 USD Buy L size on Amazon JP - ¥3,900 / ~$25.91 USD Buy XL size on Amazon JP - ¥3,900 / ~$25.91 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' Mini Tote Bag Buy on Amazon JP - ¥2,500 / ~$16.60 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' Lanyard & Tag Buy Sonic the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥2,200 / ~$14.61 USD Buy Shadow the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥2,200 / ~$14.61 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' Set of 2 Clear Files (Sonic & Shadow) Buy on Amazon JP - ¥1,100 / ~$7.30 USD These items were all formally revealed on the official Sonic Channel website back in January, but as we get closer to April we're now being given the chance to purchase these items for ourselves. The same items can also be found on the SEGA Ebten online store as well. Original Post Content: View full story
  6. SEGA Japan is launching a new set of accessory and stationary merchandise featuring Sonic the Hedgehog and his friends, in a collection called 'SONIC CARNIVAL - TOKYO'. The range includes acrylic character stands, t-shirts, tote bags, clear files and more, and is due to go on general sale on April 4. The concept for this line of merchandise follows an online art series from Sonic Channel themed after a lively carnival. As a result, the following line of toys, which are now available to pre-order, feature vibrant colours and playful patterns - particularly on the hand towels and tote bags, where you can see Sonic, Shadow and co bouncing around the place. The acrylic stand set, pictured below, is also the result of a fan survey that polled which images to use for each character. You might recognise some of the poses from the games, or even previous Sonic Channel artworks, like the Mighty arcade one there. If you want to order some stuff, note that Amazon JP ships worldwide so you can pick up the below items with ease! Take a look! Sonic the Hedgehog Acrylic Stand Collection (10 pc) Buy on Amazon JP - ¥7,700 / ~$51.18 USD Sonic the Hedgehog Hand Towel Buy Sonic the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥1,100 / ~$7.31 USD Buy Shadow the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥1,100 / ~$7.31 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' T-Shirt Buy M size on Amazon JP - ¥3,900 / ~$25.91 USD Buy L size on Amazon JP - ¥3,900 / ~$25.91 USD Buy XL size on Amazon JP - ¥3,900 / ~$25.91 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' Mini Tote Bag Buy on Amazon JP - ¥2,500 / ~$16.60 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' Lanyard & Tag Buy Sonic the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥2,200 / ~$14.61 USD Buy Shadow the Hedgehog version on Amazon JP - ¥2,200 / ~$14.61 USD 'SONIC CARNIVAL TOKYO' Set of 2 Clear Files (Sonic & Shadow) Buy on Amazon JP - ¥1,100 / ~$7.30 USD These items were all formally revealed on the official Sonic Channel website back in January, but as we get closer to April we're now being given the chance to purchase these items for ourselves. The same items can also be found on the SEGA Ebten online store as well.
  7. Fashionable clothing brand HYPLAND has been teasing a fresh drop of threads as part of its ongoing collaboration with the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, with a "HYPLAND X SONIC Part 2" set launching later today (Saturday 18 November) at 9am PT / 5pm GMT. The first set of products from the range was announced and launched back in June 2023, with a selection of fantastic-looking hoodies, t-shirts and hats on offer (there's even a Sonic Adventure rug). And last month, HYPLAND attended New York Comic Con with a sneak preview of the new items that are going to be on offer from today. You can take a closer look at the offering ahead of the launch by browsing the photos on this page - as you can see, there's some real creative use of imagery here, from an awesome Chao hoodie to Silver and Shadow shirts and even a Sonic R set of tops. You can head to the HYPLAND X SONIC official store to check out the existing products and await the drop of the second set later today.
  8. Fashionable clothing brand HYPLAND has been teasing a fresh drop of threads as part of its ongoing collaboration with the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise, with a "HYPLAND X SONIC Part 2" set launching later today (Saturday 18 November) at 9am PT / 5pm GMT. The first set of products from the range was announced and launched back in June 2023, with a selection of fantastic-looking hoodies, t-shirts and hats on offer (there's even a Sonic Adventure rug). And last month, HYPLAND attended New York Comic Con with a sneak preview of the new items that are going to be on offer from today. You can take a closer look at the offering ahead of the launch by browsing the photos on this page - as you can see, there's some real creative use of imagery here, from an awesome Chao hoodie to Silver and Shadow shirts and even a Sonic R set of tops. You can head to the HYPLAND X SONIC official store to check out the existing products and await the drop of the second set later today. Original Post Content: View full story
  9. If you happen to be in Japan for the Tokyo Game Show this year, you're going to need a big swag sack - because SEGA is offering a whole heap of exclusive merchandise to attendees who play Sonic Superstars at their booth. The headlining item here is an incredible Sonic Superstars-branded manga which offers a short hand-drawn story as an introduction to the events that take place in the upcoming Classic Sonic game. You can see a video that SEGA posted on social media below, check out the artwork! 2023-tgs-book-video.mp4 Players can also get themselves one of four Sonic character masks (although you won't be able to choose which mask you can get - we assume it's first come, first serve). Freak out your friends and neighbours with these high quality-looking plastic faces! Image: SEGA on X The masks and book will be freely distributed to anyone playing Sonic Superstars on either the business days or public days of TGS, until they all run out. Fans can also get a special t-shirt, but there are other conditions tied to it; we believe you need to actually complete the demo in order to be able to get one of these. Image: SEGA on X There is also a set of stickers and a clear plastic file folder available, for attendees who play Sonic Superstars and agree to complete a post-demo questionnaire about what they thought about the game. But the SEGA booth won't be the only place you'll be able to get most of these gifts - there are a couple of partner booths dotted around Tokyo Game Show which also have some of these items available. You can get yourself the manga, a mask and a second exclusive clear file folder by getting a Samsung Family Game Pack (which we assume is a pay-for product), or you can hit the Samsung and Galleria booths to net the stickers and clear file folders, as illustrated below. SEGA usually does a great job with exclusive merch at Tokyo Game Show, but this year the company seems to have outdone itself with the manga and t-shirt. Will you be in Japan and getting any of these? Are you super super jealous like we are right now? Let us know in the comments section below. Original Post Content: View full story
  10. If you happen to be in Japan for the Tokyo Game Show this year, you're going to need a big swag sack - because SEGA is offering a whole heap of exclusive merchandise to attendees who play Sonic Superstars at their booth. The headlining item here is an incredible Sonic Superstars-branded manga which offers a short hand-drawn story as an introduction to the events that take place in the upcoming Classic Sonic game. You can see a video that SEGA posted on social media below, check out the artwork! 2023-tgs-book-video.mp4 Players can also get themselves one of four Sonic character masks (although you won't be able to choose which mask you can get - we assume it's first come, first serve). Freak out your friends and neighbours with these high quality-looking plastic faces! Image: SEGA on X The masks and book will be freely distributed to anyone playing Sonic Superstars on either the business days or public days of TGS, until they all run out. Fans can also get a special t-shirt, but there are other conditions tied to it; we believe you need to actually complete the demo in order to be able to get one of these. Image: SEGA on X There is also a set of stickers and a clear plastic file folder available, for attendees who play Sonic Superstars and agree to complete a post-demo questionnaire about what they thought about the game. But the SEGA booth won't be the only place you'll be able to get most of these gifts - there are a couple of partner booths dotted around Tokyo Game Show which also have some of these items available. You can get yourself the manga, a mask and a second exclusive clear file folder by getting a Samsung Family Game Pack (which we assume is a pay-for product), or you can hit the Samsung and Galleria booths to net the stickers and clear file folders, as illustrated below. SEGA usually does a great job with exclusive merch at Tokyo Game Show, but this year the company seems to have outdone itself with the manga and t-shirt. Will you be in Japan and getting any of these? Are you super super jealous like we are right now? Let us know in the comments section below.
  11. One of the highlight's of today's Sonic Central was merchandise partnerships currently available and through this fall. Following last year's Eggman Robot set, this year's big Jakks Pacific set is Eggman's hovercraft with accessories to recreate multiple boss fights. Razer will be releasing a Sonic themed Xbox series controller with matching charging stand. EXG Pro, makers of weird statues that hold your phone, will add modern Sonic to their collection. A collection that currently includes Classic Sonic, Classic Tails, Classic Amy Rose, Classic Super Sonic, and two other variants of Classic Sonic. First4Figures will be releasing a duo of character statues, featuring modern Amy and Tails. No details have been stated regarding the scale or price of these statues. On the much, MUCH more affordable side of merch, Pez has already released a trio of classic Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles dispensers. At time of writing, Knuckles is already sold out on their online store. Clothing brand Hype released a line of Sonic clothing that is... basically already sold out. You can look at it if you want but the size scale on this line aims at 16 and younger. Moor Art Gallery will be adding several more poster designs to their... you guessed it, largely sold out collection. They're nice (and pricey) posters, but be prepared to grab them as soon as they're in stock. Neamedia Icons, a resin figure group, currently has available resin 5" classic Sonic figures on their official store, and (checks notes) they are apparently in stock at time of writing! If you want a monochromatic Sonic for some reason, seems like now's your time! Pre-orders for Japanese figure maker Bellfine's 12" soft vinyl Sonic figure are available among many online toy stores. Despite the "Available Now," Bellfine's website lists the release date as November, and international sellers don't expect to get stock until early next year. ...No, not again. I can't handle this again. At any rate, I think we can all agree, that Eggman hovercraft toy looks really cool, and may have been the highlight of the entire Sonic Central. Look forward to it and maybe some of these other licensed Sonic collectables throughout 2022 and beyond. But not too beyond. The patterns here indicate that things seem to be selling out rather quickly.
  12. Ever wanted to take your style back to the 90s, but in an extremely 'preppy' way that recalls the day of school hallway monitors? Well, you're in luck because SEGA of America has teamed up with fashion brand Rowing Blazers to release a 'capsule collection' of retro-inspired Sonic clothing. For those unaware of the Rowing Blazers brand, the company describes itself in a press release as a name known "equally for its subversive twist on 'preppy' staples and its unexpected collaborations". This collection aims to combine "Rowing Blazers' elevated Ivy League aesthetic with 1990s Sonic graphics." From the press release: The range is definitely made for adult Sonic fans with disposable income - the average shirt on sale will set you back around £110, while hoodies will command a price of £180. The rugby shirts and sweaters are the priciest items at around £200-250. So be prepared to have words with your wallet if you plan on getting some of these delivered. You can see the range of Sonic Rowing Blazers clothing by going to their website here.
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    Sonic Plush Slippers Coming Soon!

    This is an item which has been in and out of concept stages for years, but it looks like it might actually get released! GE Entertainment has posted several new Sonic items to their website including some Sonic plush slippers! See an image of the thing after the jump. As usual with these, no details about pricing, release date or size were issued. We'll keep you updated with more as we get it. Source: GE Entertainment
  14. Happy birthday to the official Sonic clothing store, R-Mix! The apparel store, situated near Osaka's Universal Studios Japan theme park, launched in June 2001. To celebrate this, the shop has kicked off a special sale on its Sonic products - and appears to have released a new line of clothing in the process. In news posted on Sonic Team's official website, for a limited time all of R-Mix's Sonic fashion items will be priced at ¥2,900 each. You also don't need to head into the store personally to make an order, as the website mentions a new mail order service for customers living far away (hopefully that means us, too!) The new products on show today include orange and blue t-shirts with two different designs (one with Sonic skateboarding, another with Sonic standing), several kinds of bags (a multi-pocket tote; a hip bag with pockets for cell phone, wallet, drinks and CDs; and a vertical pocket shoulder bag) and a yellow long-sleeved shirt. Apparently a special pair of trainers are also available, but was not pictured. R-Mix opened its doors a year ago, and has changed its Sonic-related product lines a couple of times since its launch. We hope that the store continues to be a success - at least until we can come along and visit ourselves one day!
  15. It's been a couple of months since the amazing Sonic Store at R-Mix has been open, and today we've heard word that the clothing lines on sale has had a bit of a seasonal update! Long-sleeved t-shirts, Parker jackets and baseball shirts all adorning the blue blur's name can now be found in the Osaka-based retailer. You can see the new range in the images above. Prices range from 3,900 Yen for the shirts and tops to 2,900 Yen for the shoulder bags. The orange and navy pullover sweater is the outlier, priced at 4,800 Yen. Check out the new range on the Sonic Team website; and you can check out our previous post on the R-Mix store to get directions and more information on the place.
  16. Welcome to Shirt Alert, where we’ve donned our safety helmets as we mine daily shirt sites for Sonic gems. Today in Shirt Alert, we’ve got another double from Paulo Gazola! “No Longer Missing” featuring Mighty and “No Way? No Way!” featuring Knuckles are available today only, on The Yetee. Each are available as a unisex tee, women’s tee, hoodie, sweatshirt, and long-sleeve tee starting at $15 plus shipping. These will be gone tomorrow, so if you’re interested, move swiftly. Original Post Content: View full story
  17. Welcome to Shirt Alert, where we’ve donned our safety helmets as we mine daily shirt sites for Sonic gems. Today in Shirt Alert, we’ve got another double from Paulo Gazola! “No Longer Missing” featuring Mighty and “No Way? No Way!” featuring Knuckles are available today only, on The Yetee. Each are available as a unisex tee, women’s tee, hoodie, sweatshirt, and long-sleeve tee starting at $15 plus shipping. These will be gone tomorrow, so if you’re interested, move swiftly.
  18. Hold on to your hats, because Sega has just opened a Sonic fan's paradise! An official Sonic store recently opened near Universal Studios's theme park in Osaka, Japan, and contains a treasure trove of branded merchandise and clothing that we'd love to get our hands on. As you can see from the pictures below, there's some pretty nifty t-shirts and jackets available to buy, along with Sonic Adventure-style plush toys and other apparel. Makes me want to buy a ticket to Osaka right now! The store itself is called R-MIX, and can be found on the Universal City Walk in Osaka, which is free to enter (nearby is the Universal Studios theme park, which does cost money for admission). You can find the store on 4F of the mall near Osaka's JR Universal City station. Details below and on the Sonic Team website: Address: Osaka City Konohana-ku, Shimaya 6-2-61 Tel: 06-4804-3838 Opening Hours: 10:00 - 21:00
  19. Welcome to Shirt Alert, where we scour the daily shirt sites for solid Sonic designs and make sure you get the heads up before they return to the ether. Today in Shirt Alert, we’ve got a double header! You can get “I’m All of Me” and “Way Too Cool!” by Paulo Gazola over at The Yetee. Each are available as a unisex tee, women’s tee, hoodie, sweatshirt, and longsleeve tee starting at $15 plus shipping. Remember, as with most daily shirt sites, will only be around today only, so grab it quickly if you want it! Original Post Content: View full story
  20. Welcome to Shirt Alert, where we scour the daily shirt sites for solid Sonic designs and make sure you get the heads up before they return to the ether. Today in Shirt Alert, we’ve got a double header! You can get “I’m All of Me” and “Way Too Cool!” by Paulo Gazola over at The Yetee. Each are available as a unisex tee, women’s tee, hoodie, sweatshirt, and longsleeve tee starting at $15 plus shipping. Remember, as with most daily shirt sites, will only be around today only, so grab it quickly if you want it!
  21. Over the past two weeks, Sonic Channel has promoted a partnership with Japanese pop-culture store AMNIBUS, showing off upcoming collectables, accessories, and stationary. These will be challenging to import if you’re outside Japan as the store does not offer international shipping, but there are some neat inclusions still worth appreciating from afar. Pre-orders are being accepted until March 22, and expecting to ship in May. The highlight of the collection is a set of acrylic standee figurines sold individually or as a pricey set. Though you’re probably quite familiar with the all-to-common stock art used for each, the simplicity of the extended cast propped up with clear acrylic and a small, circular stand definitely has a minimalist charm. They’re priced at ¥ 500 individually or ¥ 10,000 for a complete set. Beyond the sweet shelf swag, the collection also includes pin badges, file folders, pens, handheld mirrors, an iPhone case, a shirt design, and a color-block jacket that I presume you buy if you’re trying to paint Sonic gunpla and forgot what colors he uses. “But GX,” I hear you call out, “why would you report on such nice things that you know I cannot have.” And I reply in a hushed voice, “So that you may know my own pain when I saw this.” And because, let’s be real, acrylic standee figurines look cool.
  22. Over the past two weeks, Sonic Channel has promoted a partnership with Japanese pop-culture store AMNIBUS, showing off upcoming collectables, accessories, and stationary. These will be challenging to import if you’re outside Japan as the store does not offer international shipping, but there are some neat inclusions still worth appreciating from afar. Pre-orders are being accepted until March 22, and expecting to ship in May. The highlight of the collection is a set of acrylic standee figurines sold individually or as a pricey set. Though you’re probably quite familiar with the all-to-common stock art used for each, the simplicity of the extended cast propped up with clear acrylic and a small, circular stand definitely has a minimalist charm. They’re priced at ¥ 500 individually or ¥ 10,000 for a complete set. Beyond the sweet shelf swag, the collection also includes pin badges, file folders, pens, handheld mirrors, an iPhone case, a shirt design, and a color-block jacket that I presume you buy if you’re trying to paint Sonic gunpla and forgot what colors he uses. “But GX,” I hear you call out, “why would you report on such nice things that you know I cannot have.” And I reply in a hushed voice, “So that you may know my own pain when I saw this.” And because, let’s be real, acrylic standee figurines look cool. Original Post Content: View full story
  23. Ever wanted to take your style back to the 90s, but in an extremely 'preppy' way that recalls the day of school hallway monitors? Well, you're in luck because SEGA of America has teamed up with fashion brand Rowing Blazers to release a 'capsule collection' of retro-inspired Sonic clothing. For those unaware of the Rowing Blazers brand, the company describes itself in a press release as a name known "equally for its subversive twist on 'preppy' staples and its unexpected collaborations". This collection aims to combine "Rowing Blazers' elevated Ivy League aesthetic with 1990s Sonic graphics." From the press release: The range is definitely made for adult Sonic fans with disposable income - the average shirt on sale will set you back around £110, while hoodies will command a price of £180. The rugby shirts and sweaters are the priciest items at around £200-250. So be prepared to have words with your wallet if you plan on getting some of these delivered. You can see the range of Sonic Rowing Blazers clothing by going to their website here. View full story
  24. One of the highlight's of today's Sonic Central was merchandise partnerships currently available and through this fall. Following last year's Eggman Robot set, this year's big Jakks Pacific set is Eggman's hovercraft with accessories to recreate multiple boss fights. Razer will be releasing a Sonic themed Xbox series controller with matching charging stand. EXG Pro, makers of weird statues that hold your phone, will add modern Sonic to their collection. A collection that currently includes Classic Sonic, Classic Tails, Classic Amy Rose, Classic Super Sonic, and two other variants of Classic Sonic. First4Figures will be releasing a duo of character statues, featuring modern Amy and Tails. No details have been stated regarding the scale or price of these statues. On the much, MUCH more affordable side of merch, Pez has already released a trio of classic Sonic, Tails, and Knuckles dispensers. At time of writing, Knuckles is already sold out on their online store. Clothing brand Hype released a line of Sonic clothing that is... basically already sold out. You can look at it if you want but the size scale on this line aims at 16 and younger. Moor Art Gallery will be adding several more poster designs to their... you guessed it, largely sold out collection. They're nice (and pricey) posters, but be prepared to grab them as soon as they're in stock. Neamedia Icons, a resin figure group, currently has available resin 5" classic Sonic figures on their official store, and (checks notes) they are apparently in stock at time of writing! If you want a monochromatic Sonic for some reason, seems like now's your time! Pre-orders for Japanese figure maker Bellfine's 12" soft vinyl Sonic figure are available among many online toy stores. Despite the "Available Now," Bellfine's website lists the release date as November, and international sellers don't expect to get stock until early next year. ...No, not again. I can't handle this again. At any rate, I think we can all agree, that Eggman hovercraft toy looks really cool, and may have been the highlight of the entire Sonic Central. Look forward to it and maybe some of these other licensed Sonic collectables throughout 2022 and beyond. But not too beyond. The patterns here indicate that things seem to be selling out rather quickly. View full story
  25. This is an item which has been in and out of concept stages for years, but it looks like it might actually get released! GE Entertainment has posted several new Sonic items to their website including some Sonic plush slippers! See an image of the thing after the jump. As usual with these, no details about pricing, release date or size were issued. We'll keep you updated with more as we get it. Source: GE Entertainment View full story
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