Collection: Arisa Matsuda

Acrylic in several shapes

Releases include plain acrylic stands, a chibi character stand from an Akihabara anniversary event, a deformed illustration acrylic stand plate from a ramune brand collaboration, a dual acrylic stand from a Kotobukiya lottery, and a super big acrylic stand. Acrylic keychains and an official concert light carry the same tag.

Size is the first decision

A super big stand wants shelf depth and a plain background behind it, while chibi and deformed stands can be grouped several across in a small space. Keychains move the same illustration onto a bag, which suits anyone who would rather carry a character than display one. Keychains holds the smaller formats.

How items land here

Both tags have to be present, one naming the character and one naming the franchise, which keeps titles under this name in one place rather than spread across the wider catalogue. Nothing is added by title text alone, which keeps the page tied to the tagging rather than to a keyword match. That wider catalogue is THE IDOLM@STER. Everything listed is official licensed merchandise sourced in Japan.