Blue Archive: Mika kinokomushi Merch Set - Acrylic Keyring, Cards & Stickers
Product details
The Princess of Trinity has arrived! This exclusive doujin merch set by the renowned artist kinokomushi captures Mika in all her chaotic, star-eyed glory. If you're a Mika fan who's still recovering from the Volume 3 emotional rollercoaster, this set is basically a mandatory addition to your collection.
Visual Highlights
This isn't just a single item; it's a full Trinity celebration. The centerpiece is the Polaroid-style acrylic keyring, designed to look like a social media post from 'Kivotos'—complete with a star-shaped clasp that perfectly matches Mika's aesthetic. You also get two lenticular cards that shift images as you tilt them, and a massive B5 sticker sheet featuring the whole Tea Party squad: Nagisa (with her iconic roll cake, of course), Seia, and multiple adorable chibi Mikas.
For Collectors
Doujin sets like this from specific artists are special because they offer a unique art style you won't find in game assets. The social media frame on the keyring makes it feel like you're actually seeing Mika's daily life in Kivotos. It’s the ultimate Trinity General Student Council starter pack!
- Product Type: Merchandise Set
- Character: Mika (Misono Mika), Nagisa, Seia
- Keyring Size: Approx. 101 x 76mm
- Lenticular Card Size: Approx. 60 x 90mm (2 pieces)
- Sticker Sheet Size: B5 (PVC Material)
- Material: Acrylic, Paper, PVC, Metal
⚠️ Please remove the protective film from the acrylic keyring before use to reveal the clear finish.
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