[Monster Hunter x Keroro] 300CP Capsule Rubber Mascot to be released in mid-December! Lineup, specifications, and reservation information summary

Felynes from Monster Hunter and the Keroro Platoon from Sgt. Frog are coming to life as rubber mascots in gashapon capsules! The "Monster Hunter x Sgt. Frog Capsule Rubber Mascot" series, priced at 300 yen (tax included) per capsule, features 10 different collaboration designs and is a must-have for fans. This article summarizes the lineup, release date, specifications, and tips for collecting the complete set—all the points you should check before purchasing.

What is the Monster Hunter x Keroro Gunso Capsule Rubber Mascot?

• These rubber mascots, part of Bandai's capsule toy "Gashapon" series, are a collaboration between Monster Hunter and the anime "Sgt. Frog".

• Featuring a special design where Ailou and the Keroro Platoon wear each other's costumes, this item allows you to enjoy the worlds of both series at once.

  
  

Summary of basic information (price, release date, specifications)

• Price: 300 yen (tax included) per play, which is set at a standard to slightly affordable price range for capsule toys.

• Release date: Scheduled to be rolled out sequentially from mid-December 2025 (third week of December), but the timing of introduction may vary depending on the region and store.

• Number of types: 10 types in total, sold in blind packaging.

• Size: This rubber mascot is approximately 6cm in size, making it a noticeable size that's easy to attach to bags and pouches.

• Material and specifications: The main body is made of PVC, and all types come with a ball chain, so you can use it as a keychain right after purchase.

• Recommended for ages 15 and up; designed as a collector's item.

  
  

List of all 10 types in the lineup

• The lineup consists of the following 10 types, with a well-balanced composition of 5 types from the Felyne side and 5 types from the Keroro Platoon side.

kinds	Character Name and Design Features
1	Keroro Ailou: An Ailou wearing Keroro's sergeant's cap and outfit.
2	Tamama Felyne: A Felyne whose key features are its expression and outfit reminiscent of Private Tamama.
3	Giroro Felyne: A Felyne that incorporates the cool atmosphere and equipment befitting Corporal Giroro.
4	Kulu Felyne: A Felyne based on Sergeant Kulu, who has an intellectual image.
5	Dororo Felyne: A Felyne wearing a ninja-style Sergeant Dororo costume.
6	Keroro: Sergeant Keroro, dressed in Monster Hunter-style hunter gear.
7	Tamama: Tamama incorporates Monster Hunter elements into its weapon and armor designs.
8	Giroro: A rubber mascot of Giroro, who looks great in heavy, hunter-style armor.
9	Kulu: Kulu wearing an outfit that matches the Monster Hunter worldview.
10	Dororo: Dororo is known for his stealthy equipment.

The appeal and features of a 300 yen gachapon (capsule toy)

• The design concept, which involves the characters from both works "changing costumes," makes this a highly collectible series rather than just a simple collaboration logo product.

• At 300 yen per try, each capsule toy is approximately 6cm in size and comes with a ball chain, making it a highly satisfying product compared to other rubber mascot-type capsule toys in the same price range.

• With a total of 10 different types, the game offers a wide range of ways to play, from "trying to get your favorite character with just a few tries for a single coin" to "buying a whole box or a complete set to collect them all at once."

  
  

Where can I buy it? Installation locations and online reservations.

• These items will be gradually introduced to capsule vending machine corners nationwide, and may be found in shopping malls, amusement facilities, and the hobby sections of electronics retailers.

• Online, Bandai Namco's online store and hobby-related e-commerce sites are offering pre-orders and complete sets, making it a viable option for collectors who want to be sure to acquire all 10 types.

• The online shop sells them as a "complete set of all 10 types (without capsules)," which is recommended if you want to complete the set faster than buying them individually.

  
  

Aiming for a complete collection? Purchase strategies and points to note.

• If you want to collect them all using a capsule vending machine, since there are 10 different types and they are blind-packaged, there is a high chance of getting duplicates. The key is to adjust the number of tries while checking how quickly the store's stock is decreasing.

• If you definitely want all of them, it's most efficient to reserve a complete set or box online and then aim for a "backup" of your favorite character at the event.

• The arrival dates for gachapon vary from store to store, and in some cases, they may be delayed by one to two weeks from the planned mid-December. Therefore, checking the stores that have them regularly during the release month will help you avoid missing out.

  
  

Points that will appeal to Monster Hunter and Keroro fans

• The combination of Felyne, a popular mascot from Monster Hunter, and the Keroro Platoon, a team with strong character appeal, caters to both those who enjoy individual characters and those who enjoy the entire group.

• In the past, both works have collaborated on merchandise such as acrylic mascots, and these new capsule rubber mascots are positioned as a casual new item that is "easy to wear on a daily basis."

• Rubber mascots go well with bag charms, ita-bags (bags decorated with anime/manga merchandise), and gaming pouches, and their appeal lies in their ease of use for "subtle displays of your favorite character" when attending gaming events or other gatherings.