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,Cospa to Release New NieR Automata Shirts and Jacket

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Cospa announced that it will release clothing like t-shirts and a jacket based on the YoRHa androids that appeared in the NieR: Automata Ver1.1a anime. Advance sales will be available at TGS 2026. While we have seen some Cospa cosplay appear worldwide via storefronts like Amazon, such as the Evangelion accessories, it’s unknown if these will eventually be sold worldwide.

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If you can’t attend TGS 2026, but would like a guaranteed item from this collection, you can put in a pre-order. Pre-orders close on October 12, 2026. The items will ship out in mid-December 2026.

Here are the prices for the full lineup of the NieR: Automata Ver1.1a t-shirts, jacket, and merchandise:

  • 2B full graphic T-shirt: 6,930 yen (~$45)
  • Cleaner cloth in 2B or 9S variants: 660 yen (~$4)
  • Heavyweight T-shirt: 3,520 yen (~$23)
  • M-51 jacket: 16,500 yen (~$107)

For those attending TGS 2026, you’ll be able to buy these items in advance at the Cospa booth. Tokyo Game Show this year will run from September 17 to 21, 2026 at Makuhari Messe.

NieR: Automata is an award-winning 2017 action-RPG that serves as a sequel to 2010’s NieR. The story follows a pair of YoRHa androids fighting for humanity in a proxy war against alien-made machines. An anime adaptation of the game began in 2023. The series remains highly popular today, as it continues to appear in crossovers or as merchandise.

The NieR: Automata Ver1.1a t-shirts, jacket, and cleaner cloths from Cospa is open for pre-order until October 12, 2026, and advance sales will be available at TGS 2026. If you pre-order an item, you’ll receive it sometime during or after mid-December 2026.

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