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New Devil May Cry 5 Merchandise Includes Underwear

New Devil May Cry 5 merchandise list includes underwear
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A new lineup of official Devil May Cry 5 merchandise has appeared from Capcom, and the company will sell the new items in late November 2026. Included among the new items will be underwear themed after Devil May Cry 5 characters like Dante and Vergil.

Most of the item types in this lineup, including the underwear that costs ¥3,300 (~$20.90) apiece, are set to feature the four main characters in Devil May Cry 5, which are Dante, Nero, V, and Vergil. The collection will also include vintage-styled T-shirts with two back designs featuring the game’s key visuals at ¥6,600 (~$41.80), as well as random metallic postcards that individually cost ¥440 (~$2.80) and feature more renders other than the four main characters.

Here is the full list of items in the lineup, along with their prices in Japanese yen:

  • Vintage-styled T-shirt: ¥6,600
  • Underwear: ¥3,300
  • Big acrylic stand: ¥3,300
  • Weapon keychain: ¥3,300
  • Rubber mascot keychain: ¥770 for a random item from 4 designs
  • Metallic postcard: ¥440 for a random item from 10 designs
Devil May Cry 5 official merchandise list by Capcom - November 2026
Image courtesy of Capcom

Most of the items listed here will go on sale on November 20, 2026. Capcom also teases that it will put up the items on its web store via Online Parco, which also supports international orders via the Buyee widget. The weapon keychains will be available later on December 11, 2026.

This new merchandise lineup is based on Devil May Cry 5, the video game Capcom has released on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. The company also gradually released Special Editions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, as well as the Devil Hunter Edition for Nintendo Switch 2.

Kite Stenbuck
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