Collaboration Sofubi Figure of 'Mooney the Ghost' and 'Goccodo' to be Sold via Lottery from July 13 on ZOZOVILLA

A soft vinyl figure, produced in a limited edition of 100 units, is the result of a collaboration between the original character 'Mooney the Ghost' by graphic artist Koichi Yairi and the Japanese soft vinyl figure brand 'Goccodo'. The figures will be sold at ZOZOVILLA and the toy store 'ROBOTROBOT' in Nakano Broadway. Starting July 13 (Mon), 80 units will be sold via lottery on ZOZOVILLA, and 20 units will be available for advance sale on July 11 (Sat) and July 12 (Sun) at 'ROBOTROBOT'.

'Mooney the Ghost' is an art series that expresses Koichi Yairi's concept of 'the importance of viewing things from various perspectives' through the story of the protagonist, Mooney. The soft vinyl figure being sold this time is a single mold that has been brought to life in a nostalgic yet modern design by 'Goccodo'. It comes as a set including a capsule-shaped Mooney and a detachable ghost body. The package includes a handwritten serial number by Koichi Yairi.

(※1) Soft vinyl doll

(※2) Sales will end when stock runs out.

(※3) The soft vinyl figures sold in advance at 'ROBOTROBOT' also include serial numbers.

- Lottery Application Period: July 13, 2026 (Mon) noon - July 19, 2026 (Sun) 23:59

*If the number of applications does not meet the planned sales quantity, there is a possibility of resale after the lottery period ends.

*Lottery results will be communicated to applicants via email around July 27, 2026 (Mon).

- URL: https://zozo.jp/shop/villagallery/?p_tpcsid=2584541

*Product will be visible from July 13 (Mon) noon.

- Estimated Delivery: Scheduled for early August 2026

<About the Sales Item>

Mooney the Ghost: 22,000 yen (tax included)

*This is a set of a capsule-shaped Mooney and a detachable ghost body.

<Comment from Koichi Yairi>

Soft vinyl figures, while being familiar toys for the masses, are also a culture with roots in Japan that hold value as collectibles.

I aimed to create a different kind of charm by expressing works from the somewhat inaccessible field of art within the culture of toys. I hope you will also enjoy how the usual ghost form has been transformed into a shape unique to soft vinyl.

<Profile of Koichi Yairi>

Artist

Born in 1992. Graduated from Musashino Art University, Department of Visual Communication Design.

Has held exhibitions both in Japan and internationally, including London, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Dubai.

His client work includes providing artwork for record jackets, character designs, and apparel, with a focus on painting.