Resident Evil 30th Anniversary Sweets Collection with Manna-Tanuki Debuts March 20

Capcom has commissioned a themed merchandise line for Resident Evil’s 30th anniversary, pairing the publisher with confectionery and icing-cookie artist Manna‑Tanuki for a Sweets Collection that goes on sale Friday, March 20, 2026 at directly managed Capcom Store locations and the Capcom online store. The series itself reaches its 30th anniversary on Sunday, March 22, 2026, putting the launch two days ahead of that milestone.

The collaboration foregrounds Manna‑Tanuki’s signature icing-cookie aesthetic. SaigaNAK described the goods as "hopelessly cute" and reported that "Manna‑Tanuki reproduced characters and items appearing in the works using lovely icing cookies." Manna‑Tanuki is listed under the handle @maaco414 and is reported to have more than 4 million total social media followers, a reach that helps explain why Capcom selected an artist known for translating pop culture into confectionery-style visuals.

Explicit items announced for the Sweets Collection include a Clear File featuring the full cast of characters, a Square Memo pad, and Puffy Stickers intended "you can use for your own decorations," according to SaigaNAK’s item descriptions. Capcom Store social copy adds that the rollout will also include keychains and shirts; the Capcom Store Instagram post reads, "To celebrate the 30th anniversary of RESIDENT EVIL, Capcom has announced new merchandise for the Capcom Store. We'll have keychains, shirts," which confirms apparel and small accessories are part of the lineup.

For gift-givers seeking an anniversary present with personality, the collection’s confectionery motif gives familiar Resident Evil icons a disarming, collectible quality. The Clear File — promoted as featuring the full cast — will appeal to collectors who prize character art, while the Square Memo pad and Puffy Stickers provide an affordable way to surface the collaboration in everyday spaces. Keychains and shirts function as wearable keepsakes for partners who favor fandom-forward fashion. No retail prices or SKU details were provided in the announcement materials available, so prospective buyers should expect to check Capcom Store listings on or shortly after March 20 for pricing and availability.

Availability is explicitly limited to directly managed Capcom Store locations and Capcom’s online store at launch. The reporting does not specify regional rollouts, limited-edition status, or launch times on March 20, nor does it include official product photos or pricing; these details will determine whether the Sweets Collection functions as a mass-market novelty or a more exclusive anniversary offering.

Capcom’s tie-up with a high-profile confectionery artist makes the Sweets Collection a distinctive pick for anniversary gifting: it transforms survival-horror iconography into something intentionally whimsical, and it arrives just before the franchise’s March 22 anniversary, giving buyers a narrow window to secure pieces when sales begin March 20.