JoJo: Steel Ball Run’s Shibuya Pop-Up Puts Johnny and Gyro on a Power Bank

SNACK: 3-line summary

  • A JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run × NTT docomo pop-up is now open at Tower Records Shibuya.
  • The collection includes a Johnny and Gyro power bank, selectable acrylic stands and phone cases that must be ordered for delivery.
  • Shibuya runs through November 8, followed by Osaka on November 14–23; entry is free, though crowds may bring admission restrictions.

Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli’s horseback artwork decorates a white power bank at the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Steel Ball Run × NTT docomo pop-up. Tower Records Shibuya is already hosting the collection through November 8, with Osaka’s Abeno Hoop store next from November 14.

Steel Ball Run × NTT docomo key visual featuring six characters, including Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli
Newly drawn artwork of Johnny Joestar, Gyro Zeppeli, Diego Brando, Sand Man, Mountain Tim and Pocoloco for the NTT docomo collaboration. ©LUCKY LAND COMMUNICATIONS/集英社・ジョジョの奇妙な冒険SBR製作委員会

Snackgirls react

Kirari: Johnny and Gyro on horseback would make me stop for a closer look at that white power bank! For a case, I’d look for a design that puts the two of them together.

Nea: The horseshoe-shaped bases are a lovely touch. I’d like to place a racer-number card beside a stand and give one character a little corner of the shelf.

Johnny and Gyro ride onto a power bank

The collection uses newly drawn artwork of six characters, including Johnny and Gyro. The pair appear on the white semi-solid-state power bank, priced at ¥6,490. All prices listed here include tax.

For a shelf display, the individual acrylic stands come in six selectable character designs at ¥2,200 each. Their horseshoe-shaped bases carry the racing theme into a detail beneath each character.

White semi-solid-state power bank printed with Johnny Joestar and Gyro Zeppeli riding horses
Johnny and Gyro’s horseback artwork appears on the white semi-solid-state power bank. Source: NTT docomo.
Six individual Steel Ball Run acrylic stands with horseshoe-shaped bases
The six selectable acrylic stands each have a horseshoe-shaped base. Source: NTT docomo.

Blind badges, but phone cases you choose

The circular badge collection has 12 designs, with individual badges sold at random for ¥550 each. The phone cases offer a different approach: both the Slim Protection Case and the Premium Square Case with Magnet Ring have 32 designs to choose from, priced at ¥6,270 and ¥6,980 respectively.

The cases are made to order, so you will not leave the checkout with a finished case. Instead, buy a code card at the store, then use the dedicated site to select a supported phone model and design and enter a delivery address. The card must be redeemed by March 31, 2027.

Direct orders through caseplay are also available until November 23 at 11:59 p.m. JST. The purchase-bonus cards have separate eligibility rules.

Twelve circular badge designs from the Steel Ball Run collaboration
The circular badge collection has 12 designs; individual badges are sold at random. Source: NTT docomo.
Steel Ball Run collaboration smartphone case designs
The collaboration’s smartphone cases are made to order, with 32 designs available for each of the two case styles. Source: NTT docomo.

Racer-number cards come with eligible store purchases

For every ¥3,000 spent on eligible goods in a single transaction, shoppers receive one random racer-number card from a selection of 12 designs. You cannot choose the design or combine receipts from separate purchases.

The cards are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. They are a purchase bonus, not a free entry gift, and online orders—including d shopping and caseplay—are excluded.

Twelve rectangular racer-number cards offered as a purchase bonus
The purchase-bonus lineup contains 12 racer-number card designs, distributed at random with qualifying store purchases. Source: NTT docomo.

Shibuya first, then Abeno in November

The Tokyo stop runs October 28–November 8, 2026, on the fourth floor of Tower Records Shibuya, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Osaka follows November 14–23 at TOWER SPACE ABENO in Tower Records Abeno Hoop, from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Admission is free, with walk-in entry planned throughout both runs. Crowding may lead to timed tickets or other entry restrictions. Neither admission nor merchandise shopping requires a docomo phone contract.

Purchase limits apply per transaction: individual blind-pack items are capped at two boxes’ worth, complete-set boxes at two of each product, and non-blind goods at five of each product or design. Advance merchandise reservations and holds are not available, and stock is not guaranteed.

Before heading over, check the stores’ official X accounts—@TOWER_Shibuya or @TOWER_AbenoHoop—for admission changes, and make sure your plans match the dates for that venue.

Sources: NTT docomo campaign site · Collabo Cafe · Checked: October 29, 2026.

Sources and checked date: October 29, 2026 (JST)

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#JoJosBizarreAdventure #SteelBallRun #NTTdocomo #TowerRecords #Shibuya

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