Japanese lifestyle brand studio CLIP has unveiled a comprehensive new merchandise collection inspired by Rumiko Takahashi’s classic series Ranma 1/2. The lineup leans heavily into the show's aesthetic, offering a variety of kitchen staples such as ramen bowls, Chinese-style soup spoons, and two-tier steamer baskets. Beyond the dining table, the collection expands into daily accessories, including P-chan-themed cooking mitts, tote bags, and even satin kung-fu-style room shoes.
Fans looking to bring a piece of the series into their home can purchase these items starting September 18 through the official studio CLIP website. Prices for the individual pieces are set between 880 yen and 4,400 yen, making the collection accessible for those looking to pick up anything from small stickers to larger home goods like cushions and insulated delivery-style bags.
This release arrives as the franchise enjoys a renewed spotlight following the 2024 premiere of the modern anime remake. With the third season of the remake series scheduled to debut this October, the timing of this merchandise drop aligns with a busy period for the property. While the original manga concluded in 1996, the enduring popularity of the series continues to drive diverse product collaborations.
