Image via Capcom and Bandai Namco

Bandai Namco will sell keychains of various characters from Capcom’s Ace Attorney: Phoenix Wright games, like Phoenix and Miles Edgeworth, via a new Gashapon keychain collection. They’ll first be sold via Gashapon Online for 400 yen (~$2.50) per try, with those shipping out in November 2026. They’ll also appear in physical capsule machines in the country. After that, we should see them show up in the Gashapon machines at Bandai Namco’s storefronts in Canada and the US. These take a more chibi approach to the Ace Attorney characters, unlike some other keychains and charms.

While there are only five characters in this collection, there are two versions of each one you could randomly get. One will have a ball-chain keychain at the top, while the other has a lobster clasp. The idea is you get multiple ones, then you clip them to create a chain of different people from the series to create a longer accessory or keychain. It’s possible to get keychains of Phoenix Wright, Miles Edgeworth, Mia Fey, Maya Fey, and the Steel Samurai (Tonosaman) mascot character. 

Here’s how all of those look:

It’s been a while since Capcom released any Ace Attorney titles. The last one to appear was Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, which made the two Miles Edgeworth spin-off games available worldwide on the Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC. 

The Ace Attorney keychains of the characters Phoenix Wright, Miles Edgeworth, Steel Samurai (Tonosaman), and Mia and Maya Fey are expected to ship via Gashapon Online in November 2026 and will be in capsule machines in Japan around that time too. We should see them worldwide after that. 

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