A limited-edition porcelain Sonic the Hedgehog statue will be sold worldwide in a run of just 50 units, priced at one million yen (approximately $6,330 USD).
The release, timed for Sonic’s 35th anniversary in 2026, is designed by 224porcelain and distributed globally by the porcelain brand YOYOYO, with sales handled through a lottery that opens on October 9, 2026.
The collectible was highlighted in recent coverage and accompanied by a documentary that showcases the production process.
According to the project's press materials, the statue is produced using gosu, a cobalt-based mineral pigment noted for its resistance to fading, and the piece aims to capture Sonic’s signature blue trail through traditional craftsmanship.
Organizers describe the artwork as unique in concept, even as the edition is limited to 50 numbered figures worldwide.
SEGA, owner of the Sonic IP, has overseen numerous anniversary initiatives for the franchise since Sonic’s debut in 1991.
Sonic titles have a broad platform history, including releases on Nintendo Switch such as Sonic Mania and others, and collectible initiatives for the franchise often tie into wider anniversary marketing programs.
Design and distribution details are concrete: 224porcelain is credited as the designer and YOYOYO as the global distributor, with the official sale date set for October 9, 2026.
The global sale is being conducted via a lottery system; prospective buyers must apply through the designated application page to participate in the draw.
The exact application window and lottery rules are provided with the distribution announcement.
This release sits alongside a growing market for high-end video game collectibles, where limited runs, traditional crafts, and premium materials command significant prices from collectors.
For fans tracking Sonic merchandise and anniversary events, the YOYOYO lottery and the documentary showing the statue’s craft process are the primary entry points for confirmed purchasers.
Further official information and application instructions are available through the distributor’s announcement and the project's published materials.
The release, timed for Sonic’s 35th anniversary in 2026, is designed by 224porcelain and distributed globally by the porcelain brand YOYOYO, with sales handled through a lottery that opens on October 9, 2026.
The collectible was highlighted in recent coverage and accompanied by a documentary that showcases the production process.
According to the project's press materials, the statue is produced using gosu, a cobalt-based mineral pigment noted for its resistance to fading, and the piece aims to capture Sonic’s signature blue trail through traditional craftsmanship.
Organizers describe the artwork as unique in concept, even as the edition is limited to 50 numbered figures worldwide.
SEGA, owner of the Sonic IP, has overseen numerous anniversary initiatives for the franchise since Sonic’s debut in 1991.
Sonic titles have a broad platform history, including releases on Nintendo Switch such as Sonic Mania and others, and collectible initiatives for the franchise often tie into wider anniversary marketing programs.
Design and distribution details are concrete: 224porcelain is credited as the designer and YOYOYO as the global distributor, with the official sale date set for October 9, 2026.
The global sale is being conducted via a lottery system; prospective buyers must apply through the designated application page to participate in the draw.
The exact application window and lottery rules are provided with the distribution announcement.
This release sits alongside a growing market for high-end video game collectibles, where limited runs, traditional crafts, and premium materials command significant prices from collectors.
For fans tracking Sonic merchandise and anniversary events, the YOYOYO lottery and the documentary showing the statue’s craft process are the primary entry points for confirmed purchasers.
Further official information and application instructions are available through the distributor’s announcement and the project's published materials.
