The No More Movie Thieves anti-piracy campaign is active with a new crossover short featuring Kamen Rider Zeztz and Ultra Gavan, and its mascot characters are being sold as gashapon accessories for the first time.
The No More Movie Thieves anti-piracy campaign, which runs pre-film etiquette videos in Japanese theaters, has expanded into new formats in 2026. In early June, Bandai announced a set of six gashapon accessories based on the campaign's mascot characters, including Camera Man, Patrol Light Man, Popcorn Man, and Juice Man. The miniature figures, each about 2.4 cm tall with a lobster clasp and ring parts, went on sale in the fourth week of June for 300 yen per capsule.
In early July, the campaign released a special collaboration video featuring Kamen Rider Zeztz and Ultra Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity. The short shows the two tokusatsu heroes teaming up to stop a Camera Man character from illegally filming. The video began screening in theaters nationwide from July 3, 2026, ahead of the July 24 openings of the films Kamen Rider Zeztz: Farewell Mission and Ultra Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity: The Day the Sun Cried.
The campaign had previously collaborated with Disney's Zootopia 2, but the new crossover pairs two major Japanese tokusatsu franchises for the first time. The gashapon release marks the first time the anti-piracy icons have been turned into collectible merchandise.
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The No More Movie Thief anti-piracy campaign will screen a special collaboration video featuring Kamen Rider Zeztz and Ultra Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity in theaters nationwide from July 3, 2026. The video shows the two heroes teaming up to stop a Camera Man character from illegally filming. The films Kamen Rider Zeztz: Farewell Mission and Ultra Space Sheriff Gavan Infinity: The Day the Sun Cried open July 24.
Bandai is releasing a set of gashapon accessories based on the 'NO MORE Movie Thieves' characters shown in Japanese theaters before films to discourage recording. The lineup includes six types of miniature figures, each about 2.4 cm tall, with a lobster clasp and ring parts. They will be available from the fourth week of June for 300 yen each.
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Bandai will release a set of six emblem accessories based on the "NO MORE Movie Th thieves" anti-piracy mascots, including Camera Man, Patrol Light Man, Popcorn Man, and Juice Man, as 300 yen Gashapon capsules starting in the fourth week of June.