Capcom Launches Urban Legend Dismantling Center Anniversary Merchandise
Capcom has launched special anniversary merchandise for the mystery adventure game Urban Legend Dismantling Center (都市伝説解体センター) through their online lottery service. The merchandise features exclusive illustrations created by Capcom illustrator Tamio, known for his work on the Street Fighter series. The collection celebrates the game’s first anniversary and includes various items such as mirrors, T-shirts, acrylic stands, and coasters. Sales began on March 2, 2026, and will continue until April 17, 2026, with delivery scheduled for mid-to-late August 2026.
The merchandise lineup includes several premium items designed specifically for the anniversary celebration. The S-rank prize is a “pub mirror” that showcases the special illustration with enhanced depth and shine through its mirror surface. A-rank prizes consist of three different T-shirt designs featuring bold uses of the anniversary artwork, each with stylish chest accents. Additional items include acrylic stands of various characters and foil-printed coasters with eye-catching golden accents. All items utilize the exclusive anniversary illustration created by Capcom’s Tamio.
The lottery tickets are priced at 880 yen (~$5.90/~¥42) each, with a 10-ticket set available for 7,920 yen (~$53/~¥380) offering one free ticket compared to individual purchases. This is a “no-loser character lottery” where participants are guaranteed to receive one of the 28 available prizes ranging from S to E rank. Shipping costs are additional to the ticket price. The lottery service is operated by Capcom and represents one of their special merchandise collaborations for popular game franchises.
Urban Legend Dismantling Center is a mystery adventure game where players investigate and dismantle supernatural phenomena, curses, and otherworldly occurrences. The game follows protagonist Azami Fukurai, director of the Urban Legend Dismantling Center, as she works with top-tier ability user Ayumu Meguriya to solve urban legend-related cases. Originally released by Shueisha Games and developed by Hakaba Bunko, the game is available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC platforms. The anniversary merchandise represents Capcom’s continued support for the title one year after its release.
