ONE PIECE Mejirushi Accessory 4 brings wanted-poster and Imu motifs in late June

This capsule line works because the symbols are readable in one glance. The official page turns ONE PIECE motifs into practical marker-style charms, then backs the idea with a clean buyer-facing stack: late-June timing, 300-yen price, five total types, and individual product visuals.

Late-June timing, 300-yen price, and a five-type pool keep the release easy to read

The official Gashapon page lists the release for the fourth week of June 2026 at 300 yen per try with five total types. That keeps the pool small enough to read quickly and light enough for casual pulls.

So the first practical read is whether the symbol set feels strong enough at a light price and whether five types feels collectible instead of exhausting. For marker-style goods, that matters a lot.

The hook is the symbol mix, from Luffy to Imu

The lineup runs through Luffy’s wanted poster, the Straw Hat flag, the Sunny bow, the straw hat, and Imu. It is a neat mix of classic crew markers and a current-story mystery symbol.

That makes the strongest reader question which symbol best represents how you want to wear ONE PIECE in daily life. This is less about character-face cuteness and more about choosing a sign.

The mejirushi format makes real-world use easy to imagine

The official page already shows each accessory separately, so readers can decide fast whether they want the wanted-poster tag, the crew-flag sign, or the rarer-feeling Imu motif. That is useful because the product depends on daily-use readability more than on deep specs.

The practical takeaway is that this is an easy pre-release capsule check for bags, zippers, and umbrella handles: all five looks are public, the price is low, and the favorite can be chosen fast.