InfoLens Inc. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and CEO: 安川 洋), which imports and sells entertainment merchandise, is adding seven new items to its official Minecraft product lineup. A dig-out figure kit and an Enderman motion-sensor light arrive in late September 2026, a crane game and two mini pinball machines follow in late November 2026, and two GOO JIT ZU stretchy figures round out the lineup in mid-January 2027.
Where to Buy
Online
- Micrafan Shop: https://go.infolens.com/R1V2Ljl
- INFOLENS GEEK SHOP: https://go.infolens.com/OTUjc3T
Pre-orders open Thursday, August 13, 2026.
In Stores
- Mass retailers nationwide
- INFOLENS GEEK SHOP Ikebukuro PARCO (Ikebukuro PARCO Main Building, 6F, 1-28-2 Minami-Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo)
In-store availability begins gradually after each item's release date, and the list of participating stores may grow over time. Check with individual retailers for the latest stock information.
Minecraft Dig-Out Kit (1 Figure Included) [Single / Box]
Each block hides a mystery character that stays hidden until it's dug out. Use the included dig tool to carve away the block and reveal one of seven collectible figures — including a rare gold-armored Steve (Chaser) variant. It's a hands-on kit built for the thrill of mining, and the figures make for fun display pieces once you're done digging. A blind item across all seven designs.
- Release date: Late September 2026 (planned)
- Price: ¥2,640 (tax included) for a single unit; ¥47,520 (tax included) for a box of 18
- Size: W 52 x D 52 x H 71 mm
Minecraft Enderman Motion-Sensor Light
Modeled after the Enderman's iconic head, this 25 cm display piece suits a bedroom or desk. It has two modes: a motion-sensor mode that lights up and plays official Minecraft sound effects when it detects movement, and a night-light mode that glows softly at all times.
Runs on three AA batteries (sold separately) — a fun, interactive item for fans who enjoy the game's world and small details.
- Release date: Late September 2026 (planned)
- Price: ¥6,600 (tax included)
- Size: W 150 x D 150 x H 250 mm
Minecraft Crane Game (Creeper)
A Creeper-themed version of the at-home crane game brings the arcade experience into a compact size. The prizes inside are Minecraft blocks, and background music adds to the fun — a machine built for repeat play.
- Release date: Late November 2026 (planned)
- Price: ¥9,350 (tax included)
- Size: W 198 x D 186 x H 272 mm
Minecraft Mini Pinball (Creeper)
A pocket-sized mini pinball machine in a Creeper design. The scaled-down build is fully functional — flick the lever to send the ball flying — and the detailed design makes it a nice piece for a collection.
- Release date: Late November 2026 (planned)
- Price: ¥3,300 (tax included)
- Size: W 162 x D 90 x H 200 mm
Minecraft Mini Pinball (Chibi Characters)
A pocket-sized mini pinball machine featuring the chibi character designs. Like the Creeper version, it's a fully functional scaled-down build with a working flipper lever, finished with the same attention to detail.
- Release date: Late November 2026 (planned)
- Price: ¥3,300 (tax included)
- Size: W 162 x D 90 x H 200 mm
Minecraft GOO JIT ZU (Charged Creeper)
The second wave of Minecraft's squishy, stretchy "GOO JIT ZU" figures arrives with a Charged Creeper design that stretches, squishes, and springs back into shape for a texture fans won't be able to put down.
- Release date: Mid-January 2027 (planned)
- Price: ¥3,300 (tax included)
- Size: W 55 x D 38 x H 115 mm
Minecraft GOO JIT ZU (Gold Steve)
The second wave of the squishy, stretchy "GOO JIT ZU" line also includes a Gold Steve design — stretch it, squish it, and watch it spring right back for the same addictive texture.
- Release date: Mid-January 2027 (planned)
- Price: ¥3,300 (tax included)
- Size: W 105 x D 38 x H 130 mm
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