Shota Mitarai

Stage nights, illustration exhibitions and shop lotteries all leave acrylic goods behind, and the Shota Mitarai tag collects them in one place.

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About this collection

Occasions Behind the Titles

Titles point at named events: a ninth stage, a producer meeting, a 2024 M Fes big stand, an Animate Girls Festival trading big stand from 2017, a full body stand from a FiFS illustration exhibition volume, an illustration by Mebachi, a stand tied to GROWING STARS, a ticket style stand from a birthday plan at a music cafe, and a mini stand won as a B prize on a shop roulette.

Big, Standard, Mini: What Changes

The difference between a big stand and a mini is not only height; it changes how far back the piece can sit and still be read. A big print carries detail at a distance, a mini fits a desk corner or a compact case, and a stand keychain adds a fitting so it can hang from a bag; the Keychains page keeps that portable format together. Mixing sizes in one row works best when the tallest piece goes behind.

Franchise Shelf, Licence, Grade

For the wider catalogue, start from THE IDOLM@STER; this page narrows that shelf to one character through the pair of tags on each title. Items are licensed products sourced in Japan, and each listing states a condition grade for the piece being sold.