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Medalist starry-sky goods set for Animate Girls Festival 2026

AMNIBUS will sell newly drawn Medalist merchandise at the Ikebukuro event on November 7-8, 2026, including acrylic stands and trading badges.

AMNIBUS has announced it will sell new Medalist merchandise at its booth at Animate Girls Festival 2026, according to animeanime.jp. The event runs November 7-8, 2026, at Sunshine City Exhibition Halls A, B, C and D in Ikebukuro, open from 9:00 to 17:00.

The goods use newly drawn illustrations of the characters in starry-sky dresses and suits. The lineup includes trading glitter tin badges, trading illustration cards, trading bromides, trading mini colored paper, BIG acrylic stands, extra-large acrylic stands, BIG acrylic keychains, two-piece acrylic card sets and A4 clear files.

The A4 clear file will not be sold after the event, making the festival the only chance to buy it. Shoppers who spend 2,000 yen or more on Medalist items at the venue will receive one random postcard from a set of five event purchase bonuses.

Medalist is a manga by Tsuru Maidaka serializing in Kodansha's Afternoon, following figure skater Inori Yuitsuka and coach Tsukasa Akeuraji as they aim for an Olympic medal. The TV anime's first season aired in 2025 and the second season has been airing since January 2026. A theatrical film depicting the All-Japan Novice Championships against rival Hikaru Kamisaki is scheduled for release in 2027.

Quick answers

When is Animate Girls Festival 2026?

The event is held November 7-8, 2026, at Sunshine City Exhibition Halls A, B, C and D in Ikebukuro, open 9:00-17:00.

What Medalist goods will AMNIBUS sell?

Trading glitter tin badges, trading illustration cards, trading bromides, trading mini colored paper, BIG and extra-large acrylic stands, BIG acrylic keychains, two-piece acrylic card sets and A4 clear files, using newly drawn starry-sky dress and suit illustrations.

How do I get the event purchase bonus postcard?

Spend 2,000 yen or more on Medalist merchandise at the venue to receive one random postcard from a set of five.

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