Blue Lock and Karaoke BanBan collaboration starts November 20 in Japan

TV anime “Blue Lock” is teaming up with Japan’s Karaoke BanBan starting November 20, 2026. Character drinks, limited merchandise and themed rooms are planned, but participating locations differ by activity.

Seven drinks and two waves of gifts

The campaign runs through January 21, 2027. Seven character-inspired drinks cost ¥720 each including tax at 200 participating locations. Each drink comes with one randomly selected gift; the design cannot be chosen.

From November 20 through December 18 the gift is one of seven coasters. From December 19 through January 21, 2027, it changes to one of seven full-body die-cut stickers. Both are limited in quantity and available while supplies last.

Merchandise at 20 locations, for karaoke-room customers

Merchandise is sold at 20 participating Karaoke BanBan locations and only to customers using a karaoke room. Seven big acrylic stands cost ¥2,090 each. Seven holographic pin-badge designs are ¥660 for a random individual item or ¥4,620 for a complete pack. Eight A4 clear files cost ¥550 each; seven Anisugar fruit doughnuts with a random acrylic keychain cost ¥1,100 each. All prices include tax.

A single merchandise purchase totaling at least ¥3,300 earns one randomly selected mini-character die-cut sticker from seven designs, while supplies last. Per person and transaction, selectable items are limited to three of each, random items to 21 of each, and complete packs to three sets. Limits may change depending on sales. Karaoke discount vouchers and app coupons cannot be used to buy the merchandise.

Four themed rooms

The four collaboration rooms are at Shibuya Centergai No. 2 and Ikebukuro North Exit in Tokyo, Moriguchi in Osaka, and Meieki 4-chome in Aichi. Each room user receives a randomly selected room-key-design card on a first-come basis while supplies last. Reservations open at noon Japan time on November 11 and are online only; telephone reservations are not accepted. Bookings require at least two people, and a solo visitor pays for two.

The standard session is 120 minutes and costs the regular two-hour room charge plus ¥550 including tax per person. Sessions starting at or after 11 p.m. use the applicable night or late-night free-time rate plus ¥550 per person; hours and rate type vary by location. Room charges apply from elementary-school age. For guests under 18, permitted hours depend on the local youth ordinance, so check with the individual store.