Collection: Iori Minase (THE IDOLM@STER)

Anniversary and Store Exclusives

Several designs came from a single location. A Re:Prologue X Ver. stand belongs to the Million Live! 10th Anniversary Final shop in Kotobukiya Akihabara, a Street Ver. came from the Tsutaya pop-up, Bright Existence Ver. from Atre Akihabara, and a MASTER ARTIST 4 acrylic block was sold as a Namco limited item. A Sofmap Grid M@rch Festival trading mini stand sits in the same group.

Pieces That Do More Than Stand

Not everything is a plain silhouette. Proud of Stage Ver. builds the art into an acrylic piece with a clock, version names such as Future Signature Ver. and Nouvelle Tricolore Ver. mark out separate design themes, and a Casual Wear Ver. set places the character next to Momoko Suou and Tamaki Ogami on buttons.

Stand or Button, Which Suits You

The choice comes down to where the art will live. Acrylic stands hold a pose upright and read well from across a room, while buttons are small enough for a bag or a cork board and take handling in stride. Grades appear on each product page, which matters when a stand will sit under a lamp on open shelving.