Demon Slayer’s Akaza gets his own official jewelry collection
A new collection of accessories based on the popular anime series, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, has been made available for pre-order.
The new product line, sold through the exclusive Premium Bandai online store, is themed entirely around the powerful antagonist, Akaza.
Akaza is the Upper Rank Three demon, a major and formidable foe in the Demon Slayer story, known for his incredible martial arts skills and his distinctive physical appearance.
The recently released Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle Arc movie, the first in a trilogy that will conclude the series, focuses on the culmination of Tanjiro’s battle with Akaza, after the events of the Mugen Train Arc set them on a collision course.
This new, high-end accessory collection takes a subtle approach to its design, drawing inspiration from one of the character’s most unique features.
The design of the jewelry is a direct motif of Akaza’s eyes.
In the series, his eyes are engraved with the kanji characters for “Upper Rank” and “Three,” a mark of his position among the most powerful demons.
The accessories use a pink and blue metallic color scheme to replicate the look of his eyes and hair, creating an elegant and understated tribute to the character.
This style of merchandise is popular with fans who want to show their appreciation for a series with items that can be easily incorporated into daily fashion.
The collection includes three different types of jewelry and the full lineup is as follows:
- Demon Slayer Accessory Collection Akaza – Necklace
- Demon Slayer Accessory Collection Akaza – Pierced Earrings
- Demon Slayer Accessory Collection Akaza – Clip-on Earrings
Each of the three items in the collection is priced at ¥8,800 and pre-orders for the jewelry began on Friday, the 1st of August via Premium Bandai.
The pre-order window is scheduled to remain open until 11:00 PM JST on the 31st of August, but may close early if the production limit is reached.
The items are scheduled to be shipped to customers in October 2025.
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