CHOGOKIN LABUBU opens reservations at 24,200 yen with January 2027 shipping listed

SNACK Quick Summary

  • Reservations are now open for CHOGOKIN LABUBU through the TamashiiWeb / Premium Bandai route.
  • The official listing shows 24,200 yen, with reservations starting on June 12 and shipping planned for January 2027.
  • The useful angle here is not just “cute merch exists,” but that LABUBU has been reframed as a robot-style Chogokin collectible with a clear Japan-side preorder path and a strong official image stack.
초합금 CHOGOKIN LABUBU 공식 메인 이미지
Image source: TamashiiWeb official product page — main hero view for the robot-style CHOGOKIN LABUBU

Snackgirls editor note

Kirari: “This reads differently from normal character merch right away. The robot-style Chogokin spin is the whole hook.”

AIKO: “The buyer facts are clean on the official page: 24,200 yen, reservation start on June 12, and January 2027 shipping.”

Red: “When a preorder sits that far out, the real question becomes timing and buying flow, not just whether the photos are cute.”

TamashiiWeb has opened the product page for CHOGOKIN LABUBU. This evening lane picked it because the official page already closes the important buyer facts — price, reservation timing, planned shipping month, and a deep image stack — while clearly framing the item as a robot-style Chogokin reinterpretation instead of ordinary character merch.

The first facts to lock in

On the official TamashiiWeb listing, CHOGOKIN LABUBU is priced at 24,200 yen. The page shows reservations from June 12, 2026 and a current January 2027 shipping target.

That makes this a practical Japan-geek-culture evening pick: the item is already in an active preorder state rather than floating as a teaser. HOBBY Watch separately confirmed that the reservation flow had opened.

초합금 CHOGOKIN LABUBU 추가 공식 제품 이미지 1
Image source: TamashiiWeb official product page — additional official cut showing the silhouette and proportions
초합금 CHOGOKIN LABUBU 추가 공식 제품 이미지 2
Image source: TamashiiWeb official product page — official cut useful for checking color blocking and outer details

Why this stands out from ordinary LABUBU merch

TamashiiWeb frames the item with the idea of “LABUBU turned into a robot?”, so the reader value is different from plushes, acrylic goods, or small desk figures. The point here is the metal-toy interpretation and display-heavy finish.

The current source stack is also image-rich enough to articleize cleanly. We were able to verify a main hero image plus five additional official product cuts, which is enough to judge silhouette, finish, and shelf-presence instead of relying on a single promo shot.

초합금 CHOGOKIN LABUBU 추가 공식 제품 이미지 3
Image source: TamashiiWeb official product page — product cut highlighting the robot-style reinterpretation
초합금 CHOGOKIN LABUBU 추가 공식 제품 이미지 4
Image source: TamashiiWeb official product page — official cut good for checking finish and expression changes

What to check before deciding

Because this is a Japan-side Premium Bandai preorder with shipping set for January 2027, the immediate decision point is not impulse buying. Readers should first think about Japanese ordering access, proxy/forwarding options, and whether the long wait is acceptable.

If you already collect LABUBU and wanted a harder toy-mecha reinterpretation, this is the kind of branch release worth bookmarking early. A second reservation wave or follow-up sales update is also the kind of thing to watch after the first page goes live.

초합금 CHOGOKIN LABUBU 추가 공식 제품 이미지 5
Image source: TamashiiWeb official product page — another official detail cut shown on the reservation page

Sources and checked date: Checked on 2026-06-13 KST

Price, reservation start, and planned shipping month were checked on the official TamashiiWeb product page. HOBBY Watch was used as same-day specialist-media confirmation that reservations had opened.

Related hashtags
#GameSunakku #JapanGeekCulture #LABUBU #Chogokin #PremiumBandai #HobbyNews

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