Decorate your drinks with this adorable Kitty Collector, six-figure set.
Can’t get enough of Neko Atsume/Kitty Collector? Good news! Now you can bring your favorite feline friends home with these new hanging cup figures from the Puttito series.
The set has six figures in total, including Peaches (Cream-san), Smokey (Kuroneko-san), Snowball (Shironeko-san), Kathmandu (Muromayu-san), Mr. Meowgi (Osamurai-san), and Bob the Cat (Yamaneko-san.
Those interested in decorating their drinks with cute kitties can reserve an eight-pack figure box (with a random figure included in each pack) from Kadokawa Store for 4,320 yen (US$41.50). Kadokawa will be accepting box reservations until mid-August, and customers who reserve through their site can expect to receive their bundle of kittens in early September.
▼ If you’re lucky, your box might contain the full set!
You now have a tough decision: Do you wow your friends by sharing some of your new figures…or just hoard them all to yourself??
Source: Net Lab
Feature/insert images: Kadokawa Store
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