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Check Out the Yu-Gi-Oh Millennium Puzzle, Duel Disk Cushions

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Shimamura will start selling new Yu-Gi-Oh and Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush goods from August 31, 2022. The line-up consists of acrylic stands of various Yu-Gi-Oh characters, as well as cushions that look like the Millennium Puzzle or duel disk In particular, you will be able to put the duel disk cushion on your hand. These items will be available from pre-order from August 31 to September 4, 2022. [Thanks, Famitsu!]

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The line-up of goods is as follows:

  • Millennium puzzle die cut cushion: 1969 JPY (about $15 USD)
  • Duel disk die cut cushion: 1969 JPY (about $15 USD)
  • Acrylic stand (Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush): 1419 JPY (about $11 USD)
  • Acrylic stand (Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Monsters): 1419 JPY (about $11 USD)

For the Duel Monsters acrylic stands, you can choose between Yami Yugi, Kaiba, Joey, and Tea. They are all with their signature monsters. Of course, these monsters are Dark Magician, Blue Eyes White Dragon, and Red Eyes Black Dragon. Dark Magician Girl is the monster that Tea stands in front of. As for Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush, you can only get an acrylic stand of Yudias and Galactica Oblivion.

The duel disk design uses the one from Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush. While the article notes that you can attach it to your arm, there are no pictures to show how it will look like. This is also not the first time that Shimamura has released anime or video game merchandise. In the past, for example, it teamed up with Kirby on items such as socks and boxers.

The Yu-Gi-Oh and Yu-Gi-Oh Go Rush Millennium Puzzle and duel disk cushions, as well as acrylic stands, will be available from Shimamura for pre-order until September 4, 2022. They will ship out in middle to late November 2022. Shimamura does not offer international shipping.

Stephanie Liu
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