SNACK: 3-line summary
- HUNTER×HUNTER POP UP STORE GREED ISLAND ARCHIVES opens at Shinjuku Marui Annex on October 9, 2026, beginning an eight-venue tour across Japan.
- The merchandise includes new MADHOUSE acrylic stands, Greed Island acrylic cards and goods featuring anime production drawings.
- MeeToMa ONLINE preorders run from March 16 to April 18, 2027, separately from the venue tour.
Acrylic versions of Greed Island’s cards are among the collectibles at HUNTER×HUNTER POP UP STORE GREED ISLAND ARCHIVES. The event opens at Shinjuku Marui Annex on October 9, 2026, beginning an eight-venue tour with both new character artwork and goods drawn from the anime’s Greed Island arc.
Snackgirls react
Kirari: I’d love to give the new MADHOUSE acrylic stands their own spot on a shelf. I’d leave some space around them so the character artwork can stand out.
Nea: The original-era card designs make me want to revisit Greed Island and pause on the card scenes. I’d also like a closer look at the reward tin—it’s a lovely reason to linger over that part of the story.
New MADHOUSE artwork for the acrylic stands
MADHOUSE has created new illustrations for the event’s merchandise, including an acrylic stand range with six designs. The same artwork also appears on badges, holographic cards and mini acrylic stands with rings.
A separate chibi-style range includes acrylic stands in nine designs, alongside badges, acrylic charms and stickers. The two illustration styles give the character goods distinct looks.
Greed Island cards, a reward tin and a production-art T-shirt
The G.I. (Greed Island) acrylic card collection uses card designs based on the settings established when the anime originally aired. Some wording and designs may differ from other products released after the broadcast.
The lineup also includes a completion-reward tin case and an anime production-art T-shirt featuring Gon, Killua and Hisoka. Other goods use production drawings and stills from the Greed Island arc, including reproduction production-art sheets and still-image cards.
The published product images are samples; finished items may differ slightly.
Eight stops, from Shinjuku to Sendai
| Venue | Event dates |
|---|---|
| Shinjuku Marui Annex | October 9–25, 2026 |
| Hakata Marui | November 14–29, 2026 |
| Okayama ICOT NICOT | December 4–13, 2026 |
| Kanazawa Hyakubangai Rinto | January 5–11, 2027 |
| Namba Marui | January 15–31, 2027 |
| MALera Gifu | February 5–14, 2027 |
| Sapporo Factory | February 20–28, 2027 |
| S-PAL Sendai | March 6–14, 2027 |
Admission arrangements and purchase limits depend on the venue and date, and congestion may lead to entry restrictions. Purchase limits can also change during the day according to sales conditions. Before visiting, check your venue’s entry instructions on the official event page.
A random bonus card—and online preorders next spring
At the pop-up venues, spending at least 2,000 yen including tax qualifies for one random anime production-art card from four designs. The design cannot be chosen, and each transaction can receive at most one card, even if you spend more.
Receipts cannot be combined. Distribution ends at each participating store once its allocated bonus cards run out.
Separately, MeeToMa ONLINE will take preorders from March 16, 2027, at 18:00 through April 18, 2027, at 23:59 JST. These are dates for placing orders, not a shipping schedule.
The online order page will become accessible when preorders open. The official announcement says online sales will offer the same purchase bonus as venue sales.
Sources and checked date: October 1, 2026 (JST)