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BE@RBRICK’s new friend
NY@BRICK is a spin-off line of cat-shaped, block-type figures introduced in Japan by MEDICOM TOY in 2016. Created as a “new friend” of BE@RBRICK, it initially came with music download cards and offered products combining figure designs, participating artists, and music. It has since released collaborative models with artists, characters, companies, maneki-neko, and Karimoku furniture, as well as limited editions for MEDICOM TOY’s directly operated stores. Centered on collectible toys, the line continues to this day.

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A new kind of music product combining music download cards with figure designs, artists, and music

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A BE@RBRICK-derived line extending into cats and maneki-neko

NY@BRICK is a figure line centered on cat motifs, derived from the BE@RBRICK brand family.

NY@BRICK is a figure line centered on cat motifs, derived from the BE@RBRICK brand family. It offers limited-edition models featuring Japanese themes such as maneki-neko, as well as characters associated with cats. For products connected to the Tokyo Skytree Town Solamachi store, projects depicting maneki-neko in three dimensions at approximately 65 mm and 260 mm have continued. Whereas BE@RBRICK itself builds on a bear-shaped form and expands collaborations with artists and brands, NY@BRICK foregrounds cats, maneki-neko, and regional identity, adding a different point of entry into the same brand family.

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