Nijisanji SILENT SERVANTS cups come with replica handwritten notes

Nijisanji’s SILENT SERVANTS pairs dark cups and matching saucers with replica handwritten message cards. The new merchandise collection goes on sale today, October 28, 2026, at 6 p.m. JST, bringing its maid outfits and formalwear to eight product types.

Maid frills, dark suits and metallic cards

The new artwork mixes black-and-white maid outfits with dark formalwear, with blades and firearms appearing throughout the character poses. Ruffled aprons, gloves and flowing coat tails carry over into the merchandise illustrations.

The photo-style cards come in two groups. Group A features Sasaki Saku, Shishido Akari, Furen E. Lustario and Yuhi Riri; Group B features Nagao Kei, Harusaki Air, Mashiro Meme and Lauren Iroas. Each group has eight possible designs, all with a metallic finish. At ¥400 each, a purchase gets one random card, not a complete set.

Acrylic stands cost ¥1,900 each and come in eight designs. Their full-body illustrations show the wider poses, from spreading skirts and trailing coat linings to weapons held out at the characters’ sides.

Forty card pockets behind an ornamental cover

The collect books cost ¥2,300 each and come in eight designs. Each has 40 pockets for cards measuring up to approximately 54 × 86 mm—the size of the collection’s photo-style cards. That is storage capacity, not a bundle of 40 included cards; the cards are sold separately.

The black covers use pale ornamental framing, character names and colored accents rather than character portraits. Names also appear on the spines, giving the books a different look from the illustration-led cards and stands.

A dark cup, a saucer and a replica note

The ¥5,000 cup-and-saucer set comes in eight designs. Each includes a 210 ml ceramic cup and an 88 × 63 mm replica handwritten message card. The message is reproduced, not individually handwritten for the buyer.

Pale character-name lettering stands out against the dark cups, while the accompanying cards have colored borders. The matching saucers also carry lettering around their rims.

Bag charms cost ¥2,600 each, also across eight designs. They combine colored bows and long ribbon tails with short silver-colored chains and faceted colored centerpieces. Character names and monograms decorate the tails.

The remaining product types are foil-stamped badge sets containing two badges, tins containing four stickers, and A4 clear files, each available in eight designs. There are eight product types overall, despite the store’s nine listings: the A and B card groups have separate entries.

Orders open tonight, with shipping planned from early November

Sales begin at the Nijisanji Official Store at 6 p.m. JST on October 28. All prices listed here include Japanese tax.

Purchase limits apply per person, per transaction. Buyers can order up to 40 cards from Group A and 40 from Group B, up to 40 of each badge-set variant, and up to five of each variant of every other item.

Shipping is planned from early November 2026 onward and may shift depending on warehouse conditions. Orders containing multiple products ship once all items are ready, so the sale opening time is not a dispatch or arrival date.