Pre-order · lottery · restock tracker

💡 Ships within Japan only. Requires app sign-up with a Japanese phone number.

💡 Often carries a premium over MSRP — check the market price before buying.

💡 Effectively the only offline channel where you can still pay MSRP. Stock most often appears Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

💡 Exclusives sell out in seconds. Have your cart, address and payment saved in advance.

💡 In-store pallet displays go out Wednesday and Thursday mornings.

💡 Turn on Naver alerts for a push when it opens. Having Naver Pay one-click checkout set up is what decides it.

💡 Whatever is left from on-site sales, carried over online. Very few units.

💡 Numbered tickets are handed out. In the week a popular set drops, queues often form before 07:00.

💡 From community reports: arriving at 10:00 has meant ticket numbers in the 150–200 range.

💡 The most accessible early lottery for 30th anniversary stock from Korea. Register your forwarder address in advance.

💡 First come, first served — usually gone within 30 seconds to 3 minutes. Save your payment method beforehand.

💡 Hong Kong is a free port, so getting goods in and out is cheap — but bringing them into Korea still falls under the US$150 duty-free threshold.

💡 The previous set (Ninja Spinner) opened its lottery about four weeks before release. On the same pattern, expect late August.

💡 The official store opens pre-orders around 11:00. Get into the queue before 10:50.

💡 At 7–8% total fees this is the cheapest of the major markets — though Europe-to-Korea shipping can cancel that out.

💡 The Traditional Chinese line has its own set composition and bonuses, separate from the Japanese and English prints. You will need a Taiwanese proxy.

💡 The Simplified Chinese line is mainland-only, so little of it leaves the country and scarcity builds. Account and payment restrictions make a proxy all but mandatory.