Sailor Moon and Japanese cosmetic manufacturer Shiseido has teamed up to produce a limited edition collection of Sailor Moon makeup set, this to coincide with the Japanese release of the Sailor Moon Eternal movie.

The collaboration will be released in a limited edition packaging. Shiseido’s makeup line Maquillage and Sailormoon, the detailing is set in a beautiful glitter, pink and purple style.

Maquillage’s Dramatic Powdery UV compact foundation powder. The limited edition mirror case details a number of stars embossed and the name “Sailor Moon”.

Dramatic Skin Sensor Base EX foundation base which comes in two shades: Natural and Tone Up. The packaging features a similar colours and style to the compact powder.

The Dramatic Powdery UV will be priced at ¥3500 (not including tax) and Dramatic Skin Sensor Base EX be priced at ¥2600 (not including tax). There is also a “Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon x Maquillage Premium Bandai Special Set (in that set you compact foundation and the tone up foundation)” with a special limited edition black compact pouch, this will be priced at ¥7150 (including tax) but can only be pre-ordered from Bandai Japan.

The Japanese retail date is for 21st, September 2020, no word on an international release. Here’s the official announcement (site is in Japanese).

The new Dragonball Z and One Piece with G-Shock collaborations were officially announced for Japan, Asia and Europe. The Dragonball Z x G-Shock GA-110JDB and One Piece x G-Shock GA-110JOP are scheduled for a July release in Japan and Asia and August for Europe. In Japan, each watch are priced at 26,400¥ (tax included).

The Dragonball Z x G-Shock GA-110JDB-1A4 features a bold orange and gold colour scheme with Dragonball illustrations and graphics on the strap. Other custom detailing include a four-star ball motif, representing one of the seven dragon balls, on the inset dial and a “Z” motif at the 3 o’clock position. The Dragonball Z logo is engraved on the stainless steel case back. The watch will come in an exclusive package. Click here for the official site.

Here’s the promotional video for the Dragonball Z G-Shock GA-110JDB-1A4.

The One Piece GA-110JOP-1A4 is black, white and red printed manga illustrations of One Piece main character Monkey D. Luffy. Luffy’s straw hat appears on the inset dial, and the word “WANTED” appears at the 3 o’clock position. At the 2 and 4 o’clock positions (with the minute and hour hands) you can see a golden “X” being formed representing the X-shaped scar on Luffy’s chest and also expressing the One Piece love of adventure and treasure hunting. Click here for the official site.

Here’s the promotional video for the One Piece G-Shock GA-110JOP-1A4.

Lets start with the Tamagotchi, do people remember that? Came out in Japan back in 1996 (world wide release in 1997), the egg shaped digital pet.

Tamagotchi is collaborating with Neon Genesis Evangelion. Bandai is releasing “Evacchi (エヴァっち)” the Evangelion themed Tamagotchi which you can feed it, raise it and eventually turn it into your own Angel.

Evacchi will be available in three image colours each representing the main characters of the anime series (Shinji, Asuka and Rei).

You start by raising the Angel from a fetus, and then develops into a cocoon, then eventually transforms into one of twenty different kinds of Angels. It’s important to look after your Evacchi frequently and keep it happy, otherwise it may shut its mind and create an AT Field barrier.

Bandai also revealed that as you look after your Angel, characters from the anime such as Rei Ayanami could make an appearance. There will also be several more content included as you’re raising your Tamagotchi, such as training your virtual pet and mini games.

Evangelion x Tamagotchi will be priced at ¥2,300 (not including tax) and released on 13th June 2020 in Japan (no word on an international release).

The Japanese advert for Evangelion x Tamagotchi.

Tamagotchi will also be making another collaboration, with one of the most popular Japanese anime/manga series today, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, where you can raise your own demon slayer.

The Demon Slayer Tamagotchi will be available in three different colours inspired by main characters of the series: Tanjiro, Nezuko and Kisatsutai (the Demon Slayer Corps). The Kisatsutai version will sold exclusively through Amazon Japan.

The Tamagotchi mechanics is based on the story of Demon Slayer, and as you raise your member of Kisatsutai, they can be trained to be one of 9 Hashira (pillar), the including one of the main 3 characters, Tanjiro, Zenitsu and Inosuke.

You can feed your tamagotchi character with rice balls or tea when they are hungry, and play three types of mini games to train them. If you neglect your tamagotchi, it might get injured or dismissed. In addition some of the greatest enemies from story might appear in a process such as Muzan Kibutsuji.

The Demon Slayer Tamagotchi will be priced at ¥2,300 (not including tax) and is set for an October 2020 in Japan (no word on an international release).