AliceSoft Announces Retail Release of Choukou Sensen Merchandise
Translated from Japanese
AliceSoft announced that merchandise for Choukou Sensen will be sold in stores starting September 25, 2026, including acrylic stands and a popular body pillow cover.
Original Japanese headline at AliceSoft: “「アリスソフト」アイテムグッズの店舗販売についてのおしらせ”
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