Palworld’s TGS 2026 Booth to Feature 23 Official Cosplayers


Pocketpair, the studio behind Palworld, has confirmed it will attend Tokyo Game Show 2026, which runs from September 17 to 21 at Makuhari Messe. The company is bringing its largest dedicated booth since it was founded, and the official booth details released this week put a 23-person cosplay lineup front and center. According to the published roster, the booth will host 23 official cosplayers, a scale that is rare for a single game’s booth at the show. The lineup and stage programming make the Pocketpair booth one of the more eye-catching presentations announced ahead of the event.
The official cosplayer list numbers 23 in total, a figure the studio is highlighting as the booth’s biggest draw. Assembling this many official cosplayers is unusual for a single game booth at Tokyo Game Show, where most exhibitors field only a handful of performers. The roster spans several periods of Palworld’s life, covering characters fans have known since the early days as well as designs introduced later. Detailed booth information was released in the run-up to the event, confirming the full lineup ahead of the September 17 opening day.

The confirmed lineup covers Palworld characters from multiple stages of the game’s development. The classic tower boss Zoe will be portrayed by popular cosplayers including Rosiel, Nekonokokoro, and Momori Ria. Ludmila will be led by Amami Sena, Junmai Ayano, and Lime Tasso. Familiar characters such as Saya and Lily also appear on the roster, alongside the new bosses Auri and Jenera, who arrived in the 1.0 official release. The spread of characters points to a booth that references both long-standing favorites and the title’s more recent additions.

The booth’s stage area will host cosplay interactive shows on a regular schedule throughout the event, according to the official announcement. Pocketpair confirmed that photo opportunities will open to attendees at designated times, with stage activities also planned during the show days. Specific timings are expected to be shared alongside the booth schedule. For fans heading to Tokyo Game Show 2026, the cosplay programming adds a live element beyond the exhibit itself. It will be interesting to see how these characters come together on the show floor in September.