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Blue Lock's Sweets Flavor 2026 Figure Wave Lands Ahead of Season 3

Blue Lock's figure merchandise keeps pace with the anime's popularity, and Banpresto's second Sweets Flavor wave is the latest proof of that.

Yoichi Isagi and Rin Itoshi released first in September 2026, with Nagi Seishiro and Reo Mikage following in October, rounding out a six-character sub-line that also includes Sae Itoshi and Ryusei Shidou.

A dedicated two-figure Itoshi Rin and Isagi Yoichi boxed set gives fans a way to display the series' two most prominent rivals together rather than buying each figure separately. That rivalry has anchored Blue Lock's marketing since the manga's early chapters, making the boxed pairing a natural fit for this particular wave.

Here is what is confirmed about this wave, plus how it lines up with Season 3's confirmed production status.

What the Sweets Flavor Line Actually Is

Sweets Flavor figures put Blue Lock's cast in relaxed sitting poses rather than the dynamic action stances more typical of the franchise's other figure lines, standing roughly 17 cm tall and made of PVC.

This is the second wave under the Sweets Flavor name, following an earlier release, and the format's sitting poses make it well suited to grouping several characters together on one shelf.

The September and October Release Split

Isagi and Rin Itoshi released in September 2026 as the wave's first pair, with Nagi Seishiro and Reo Mikage following in October rather than all four characters launching simultaneously.

That staggered release pattern is worth planning around if you want the full four-character set at once, since waiting for the October pair means a short gap after the September figures are already available.

The Itoshi Rin and Isagi Yoichi Boxed Set

Beyond the individual releases, Banpresto also offers a dedicated boxed set pairing Itoshi Rin and Isagi Yoichi together, giving collectors a single purchase built specifically around the series' central rivalry.

Buying the boxed set rather than the two individual figures separately is generally the more efficient route if both characters are already a priority for your collection. Raising the pair slightly on an acrylic display stand also helps a seated-pose boxed set stand out among taller, more dynamic figures nearby.

How This Differs From Blue Lock's Tamagotchi Collaboration

Blue Lock also has a Tamagotchi nano colorful collaboration, a functioning electronic device rather than a display figure, which is a genuinely different product category from the Sweets Flavor PVC figures covered here.

Collectors who already own the Tamagotchi crossover piece are not duplicating that purchase by picking up Sweets Flavor figures, since the two formats serve completely different collecting goals.

Season 3's Confirmed Status

Blue Lock's Season 3 was officially confirmed at the Blue Lock Egoist Festa 2025 event in Tokyo on September 28, 2025, with Studio 8bit animating the Neo Egoist League Arc.

That arc pits Japan's strikers against five distinct European clubs, Bastard München, Manshine City, FC Barcha, PXG, and Übers, giving the eventual season a noticeably broader international cast than earlier arcs.

Why the Timing Lines Up Well for Collectors

With Season 3 confirmed but still in production, this fall's Sweets Flavor wave gives fans a tangible way to engage with the franchise while waiting for new episodes rather than a long merchandise gap.

Expect character-specific figure waves tied to the Neo Egoist League's new rival clubs once Season 3 actually premieres, following roughly the same release pattern this Sweets Flavor wave already set for the existing cast of strikers.

Why Sitting-Pose Figures Appeal to Collectors

A sitting-pose format like Sweets Flavor tends to display well in groups precisely because the poses are more uniform than a franchise's dynamic action-figure lines, making it easier to arrange several characters together without visual clutter.

That display-friendly quality is likely part of why Banpresto has continued the Sweets Flavor name into a second wave rather than treating the first release as a one-off experiment. A consistent sub-line name also makes it easier for collectors to search for and track every entry across both waves without confusing it with Blue Lock's other, more action-oriented figure releases.

Common Mistakes

  • Assuming all four Sweets Flavor characters released on the same date instead of a staggered September-October split.
  • Buying the two individual Itoshi Rin and Isagi Yoichi figures separately when the boxed set covers both.
  • Confusing the Sweets Flavor PVC figures with the unrelated Tamagotchi electronic collaboration.
  • Expecting Season 3 episodes before Studio 8bit's production on the Neo Egoist League Arc is complete.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the Sweets Flavor 2026 figures release?

Isagi and Rin Itoshi in September 2026, followed by Nagi Seishiro and Reo Mikage in October.

How many characters are in the Sweets Flavor sub-line?

Six: Isagi, Rin Itoshi, Nagi Seishiro, Reo Mikage, Sae Itoshi, and Ryusei Shidou.

Is the Itoshi Rin and Isagi Yoichi set different from the individual figures?

Yes, it is a dedicated two-figure boxed set pairing both characters together.

When was Blue Lock Season 3 confirmed?

At the Blue Lock Egoist Festa 2025 event on September 28, 2025.

Complete Your Lineup Before the New Season

Picking up this fall's Sweets Flavor wave now is a practical way to round out your shelf before Season 3's Neo Egoist League cast adds even more figures to track. Protect your figures with a PET display case sized for a mid-size prize figure.

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