If you’re anAnimal Crossingfan, you might want to keep your finances in check and save for the upcoming Re-Ment collection this fall. Re-Ment is a Japanese-based manufacturer of collectible toys, and it’s partnering up with Nintendo andAnimal Crossingfor a large collection, which will feature numerous popular characters and locations from severalAnimal Crossingtitles, like thelong-standing mascot Isabelleand the iconic Town Hall.
Announced on themeccha_japanInstagram account,theAnimal CrossingHappy Room diorama collection will be released on November 29 in Japan. For other regions, pre-orders are now available through some online retailers, likeHobby Link Japan. There are six sets, each one priced at around $11 USD. The collection of all six through Hobby Link Japan is around $69 USD. Pre-orders through Hobby Link Japan will not be charged until the item is released.
What To Expect From Animal Crossing x Re-Ment
Highly Customizable Collectibles
Each of the six sets features anAnimal Crossingcharacter and location, andthe character and furniture pieces can be rearrangedhowever the owner sees fit. Three of the locations are stores, and the other three are rooms within buildings. The three stores and their characters are:Timmy and Tommy at Nook’s Cranny, Isabelle at Town Hall, and Brewster at The Roost. The three rooms and their respective characters are: Marshall the Squirrel in a piano room, Bob the Cat in a children’s room, and Whitney the Wolf in a bedroom.
Purchasing the complete box set seems to guarantee that you will receive all six unique dioramas. Fans are reacting very positively to the designs, especially the Brewster one, witharchdukelidlwriting:“I need the Brewster one. Like, now.“These items are likely to sell out fast and could be subject to scalping, witheBay becoming inundated with Nintendo Switch 2 listingsafter the pre-order period left many without a console.
Animal Crossing x Re-Ment Is A Match Made In Heaven
It’s A Perfect Collaboration
Animal Crossing’s adorable character designs and vibrant colors seem likethe perfect match for a crossover with Re-Ment. Re-Ment hascollaborated with Disney in the past to create sets featuring Mickey Mouse, as well as Pokémon,Hunter x Hunter, and manymore. The figures and locations are highly detailed and usually limited, making them highly desirable collector items. As big asAnimal Crossingis, and withrumors of a new entry coming in 2026, it’s a wonder this collaboration didn’t happen sooner.
Still, it’s almost here, so fans will be able to take some of their favoriteAnimal Crossingcharacters and areas and put them right in their own homes. The announcement didn’t specify how limited this run would be, so fans should be prepared to place their orders quickly, just in case. These new Re-Ment sets might be enough to tideAnimal Crossingfans over until the next installment, as long as supplies last.
