Gekijouban Mononoke Dai San Shou: Jashin has inspired a new collaboration lineup with apparel brand Favorite. The collection, which draws on Kusuriuri and the film’s world, is available for preorder on a special Gekijouban Mononoke Dai San Shou: Jashin x Favorite site.
Mononoke began as the Bake Neko arc of the 2006 anime Ayakashi, then spun off into a TV anime series the following year and has remained enduringly popular. It follows a mysterious man known as Kusuriuri, who travels across the country to quell mononoke, supernatural disturbances caused by human passions and grudges.
In 2024, the Gekijouban Mononoke film trilogy launched with a story set in the Ooku. Gekijouban Mononoke: Karakasa opened in July 2024, followed by Gekijouban Mononoke Dai Ni Shou: Hinezumi in March 2025. Gekijouban Mononoke Dai San Shou: Jashin, which depicts the final Kyuusai no Gi, was released on May 29.
Apparel That Turns the Film’s World into Wearable Art
The collaboration is with Favorite, a brand built on the concept of making illustrations into a favorite garment and translating the worlds of anime, manga, and other stories into clothing. The lineup includes five apparel items packed with Kusuriuri and Gekijouban Mononoke motifs, plus limited goods drawn by Favorite.
Kusuriuri Asymmetry Shirt
An asymmetrical shirt themed after Kusuriuri uses an original pattern scattered with elements from the film’s world, including Masumi no Kagami, Tenbin, Taima no Ken, Tentoumushi, Kusuriuri, and Shingi. Its relaxed big silhouette makes it easy to wear.
Kusuriuri Hakama-Style Wide Pants
These hakama-style wide pants use the original pattern. While simple, they let wearers enjoy the worldview, and China buttons on the side can adjust how much of the pattern is shown.
Kusuriuri Japanese-Sleeve Hoodie Haori
A Japanese-sleeve hoodie inspired by Kusuriuri can be worn open like a haori. It has a fishtail silhouette designed to pair with kimono, with the motif pattern peeking from the back as a key detail.
Kusuriuri Maxi-Length Shirt Dress
This front-opening shirt dress features the original pattern on half of the body. Bold yet simple, it has a maxi length that covers the legs and convenient side pockets, balancing design and wearability.
Kusuriuri Cut-and-Sew Tunic
The simple cut-and-sew tunic is recommended for everyday wear and for coordinating with other items. Its chest Tentoumushi pattern is rendered in three dimensions with foam printing, while the back features an Inyou Hakke Tentoumushi print.
Limited Goods and Purchase Bonus
As a purchase bonus for the Gekijouban Mononoke Dai San Shou: Jashin x Favorite collaboration apparel, each eligible item comes with one Flake Seal 4-Piece Set. The seals feature chibi character designs of Kusuriuri and Shingi.
Favorite has also drawn limited illustration goods showing Kusuriuri and Shingi wearing the collaboration outfits. The acrylic stands include the in-story versions of Kusuriuri and Shingi as well as the two collaboration-outfit versions, for four types in total.
The acrylic magnets have a magnet backing and a Japanese-style gradient background. The acrylic cube is set in the Ooku’s great hall and lets owners swap Kusuriuri and Shingi as they like.
Prices and Preorder Details
Reservations are open until November 16, 2026 at 11:59 a.m. The preorder period began on September 25, 2026 at 5:00 p.m. The items are available only through this collaboration.
| Item | Product Code | Size | Price (tax included) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kusuriuri Asymmetry Shirt | 101348 | FREE | 18,700 yen |
| Kusuriuri Hakama-Style Wide Pants | 101349 | FREE | 24,750 yen |
| Kusuriuri Japanese-Sleeve Hoodie Haori | 101350 | FREE | 24,200 yen |
| Kusuriuri Maxi-Length Shirt Dress | 101351 | FREE | 25,850 yen |
| Kusuriuri Cut-and-Sew Tunic | 101352 | FREE | 12,650 yen |
| Acrylic Stand | 101353 | — | 1,430 yen |
| Acrylic Magnet | 101355 | — | 880 yen |
| Acrylic Cube | 101354 | — | 3,190 yen |
Related releases include Gekijouban Mononoke Dai San Shou: Jashin [Blu-ray] at ¥7,828 and Mononoke Shuu (Kadokawa Bunko) at ¥711. Prices and availability are as of the article’s publication.
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