Merchandise

Disneyland will introduce a new Bluey-themed popcorn bucket and sipper alongside the debut of the interactive show “Bluey’s Best Day Ever” on March 22. The event features games, music, and character meet-and-greets, with themed food and merchandise available at select locations. These items are expected to be popular among fans while supplies last.

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BTS has partnered with MU:DS, the merchandise brand of the National Museum Foundation of Korea, to release an exclusive collection tied to their fifth studio album, ARIRANG. The capsule features apparel, accessories, and collectibles that blend traditional Korean aesthetics with contemporary pop culture. Pre-orders begin March 12 via Weverse Shop, with pop-up events in Seoul starting March 20.

FIFA has launched an official line of merchandise tailored to each of the 16 North American host cities for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The collections highlight local themes and are available through the FIFA online store. This initiative celebrates the diversity of the host regions ahead of the expanded 48-team tournament.

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The Pokémon Company has announced a special video for Super Bowl LX on February 8, 2026, to launch its year-long 30th anniversary celebrations. A teaser featuring Jigglypuff was released on February 4, highlighting the franchise's enduring appeal. The promotion coincides with merchandise launches at Pokémon Center stores.

Tesla has introduced several new holiday merchandise items available exclusively in its North American online store. The releases include action figures, wind-up racers, and themed water bottles, timed for the holiday season. These products highlight Tesla's branding with elements from its vehicles and robotics.

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Disney's Zootopia 2 has dominated the box office, surpassing even Wicked: For Good's opening, and now fans can grab official toys, books, and apparel online. The sequel follows Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde as they tackle a new villain, sparking a rush for holiday gifts amid Black Friday sales. Reviewers praise the film as a worthy follow-up to the 2016 original.