In a delightful collaboration, Genshin Impact has teamed up with Pop Mart to unveil an exclusive line of mini figurines, just in time for the annual Genshin Impact☆FES in Shanghai, China. This new collection, aptly named Dress-Up Dreams, features 12 cherished characters from the popular game, all styled in casual wear and ready to be discovered by fans.
The partnership between the hit game developed by HoYoverse and the collectable giant was first announced through a Weibo post by user Paimon’s Worknotes. The collection will debut at the Genshin Impact☆FES, which takes place from 15 to 18 August at the expansive Shanghai National Convention and Exhibition Center.
Characters featured in the Dress-Up Dreams collection include fan favourites such as Barbara, Xiangling, Xingqiu, Jean, Venti, Childe, Albedo, Ganyu, Hu Tao, Yoimiya, Thoma, and Gorou. The secret figurines have not been confirmed as of yet. Each figurine captures the characters’ essence in various laid-back outfits designed under the theme ‘Costume Fantasy’. The figurines themselves are crafted in the ‘Chibi’ style, a hallmark of Pop Mart’s design that emphasises cuteness and collectibility.
Pop Mart, known globally for its influence on pop culture and entertainment, specialises in designer toys that are often sold in blind boxes. This method introduces an element of surprise with each purchase.
Although the unveiling has stirred considerable excitement, details about the global availability of the Dress-Up Dreams collection remain scarce, making international fans particularly keen on learning how they can add these exclusive items to their own collections. Thankfully, for those outside of China, availability on platforms like Pop Mart’s Aliexpress store might offer a chance to secure these collectables.
As anticipation builds, fans of Genshin Impact around the world are eagerly awaiting further announcements that could bring these charming Pop Mart figurines beyond the borders of China and into the hands of global collectors.
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