Disney Princess merchandise is moving through three separate licensed product lines: a Takara Tomy Arts gacha figure series with a late August 2026 release, a BANDAI SPIRITS Ichiban Kuji lottery launched September 5, and Skater bamboo chopsticks that went on sale October 15, 2026.
Three licensed product lines have rolled out in sequence since late August 2026, each turning the Disney Princess cast into a different kind of collectible. Takara Tomy Arts opened the run with a gacha series called Shoulder Lean Fig., where characters lean onto another's shoulder and appear asleep. The capsule line has five types: Jasmine, Belle, Rapunzel, Moana, and Ariel. Each figure is about 3.9 to 4.2 centimeters long, and a play costs 400 yen with tax included. The release was scheduled for late August 2026, and the figures are designed to be displayed together as a chain of leans across different films.
BANDAI SPIRITS followed with an Ichiban Kuji lottery, Disney Princess Enchanted Glow, released September 5 at 781 yen per draw. The top two prizes are Beauty and the Beast figures recreating the ballroom scene where Belle and Beast's gazes meet. Lower prizes spread across a Charm Collection BOX with a rose metal charm, goblet-style glasses for Belle, Rapunzel, and Ariel, mini figures, mini canvas boards, can mirrors, and rubber and sticker collections. The Last One prize is a stained-glass light. The lineup runs from A to K plus the Last One, and every draw wins something.
Skater's contribution is tableware rather than figures. The company released Disney Princess bamboo chopsticks on October 15, 2026, through its official online shop. A single pair costs 770 yen with tax in random packaging, so the buyer does not know which of the 10 designs is inside. A BOX set at 7,700 yen with tax holds all 10. Both are about 21cm, have non-slip tips, and are dishwasher-safe.
The three releases differ in how they distribute the characters. The gacha line names a five-character set up front. The chopsticks repeat the same 10 designs at two price points, one random and one guaranteed. The lottery arranges its cast by prize tier, with Belle and the Beast at the top. Across all three, the products are sold in Japan at fixed prices in yen.
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Skater released Disney Princess bamboo chopsticks on October 15, 2026, on its official online shop. The single-pair type costs 770 yen with tax and comes in random packaging, so the buyer does not know which of the 10 designs is inside. The BOX set costs 7,700 yen with tax and holds all 10 designs. Both are about 21cm, have non-slip tips, and are dishwasher-safe.
BANDAI SPIRITS revealed the full lineup for Ichiban Kuji Disney Princess Enchanted Glow, a no-loser lottery. The A and B prizes are Beauty and the Beast figures recreating the ballroom scene where Belle and Beast's gazes meet. C prize is a Charm Collection BOX with a rose metal charm. D through F are goblet-style glasses for Belle, Rapunzel, and Ariel. G through K cover mini figures, mini canvas boards, can mirrors, rubber and sticker collections. The Last One prize is a stained-glass light. Release is September 5 at 781 yen.
Takara Tomy Arts is adding Disney Princesses to its gacha figure series "Shoulder Lean Fig.," a concept line where characters lean onto another's shoulder and appear to have fallen asleep. The new capsule product includes five types: Jasmine, Belle, Rapunzel, Moana, and Ariel. Each figure measures approximately 3.9 to 4.2 centimeters in total length. The price is 400 yen per play, tax included, with a scheduled release in late August 2026. The figures are palm-sized and designed to be displayed together, creating a chain of shoulder leans that extends across different Disney animated films. Photos of the products are samples under development, and actual products may differ in some respects. The series is copyrighted by Disney.