JoJo's Latest Bizarre Merch Turns Phantom Blood's Stone Mask Into a Mouse

Taito has revealed a unique new prize item that transforms the infamous Stone Mask from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood into a fully functional PC mouse.

JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, created by Hirohiko Araki, is one of Japan’s longest-running manga franchises, spanning multiple generations of the Joestar family while blending supernatural powers, unforgettable villains and its instantly recognizable artistic style.

The Stone Mask plays a central role in Phantom Blood, where it grants vampires their terrifying powers after being activated with blood, making it one of the most iconic artifacts in the entire series.

Rather than simply recreating the Stone Mask as a display piece or wearable replica, Taito has turned it into a usable computer mouse while faithfully capturing the eerie appearance that fans will instantly recognize.

The mouse features a built-in lighting gimmick that illuminates its eyes when connected to a computer, replicating one of the artifact’s most unsettling visual traits.

Even without the blood that awakens the Stone Mask in the series, the sculpt has been designed to give the impression that its hidden bone spikes could burst outward at any moment, closely matching its appearance from the anime and manga.

Measuring approximately 11 cm across, the mouse is intended to function as both a practical desktop accessory and as a collectible inspired by one of JoJo’s most memorable relics.

Although using it probably won’t unlock any mysterious supernatural abilities, it should still make an eye-catching addition for fans looking to bring a little Phantom Blood flair to their gaming or workspace setup.

Taito’s JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Phantom Blood Stone Mask PC Mouse will be distributed exclusively as a prize through crane games and other amusement attractions at participating arcades across Japan from mid-July 2026.

International collectors who can’t access the Japanese arcade release may still be able to obtain the mouse through local third-party import retailers around one to two months after launch, while using a Japanese proxy service to order from second-hand hobby stores such as Mandarake is also another option if local stores don’t happen to acquire stock.