Image via Bandai Namco

Now that the latest anime ended, Bandai Namco announced two Color Digimon Beatbreak Edition virtual pets. The variants are Glowing Down and Digivolution Gekkomon Color. These will be 7,700 yen (~$49) each. There will also be Loud Purple and Loud Pink optional cases sold for 1,980 yen (~$13) each. The devices and cases are expected to ship in March 2027 in Japan. While Amazon in the US does feature listings for other models and Premium Bandai US has the pendulum models, North American pre-orders aren’t open for these new items yet. These models also feature elements introduced in the series like e-Pulse and enemies.

As expected, both of these variants feature characters from the Digimon Beatbreak anime on the shell and in the game as characters we can unlock and raise.  Both have keychains attached and charge via USB-C. This means we see characters like Tomoro Tenma’s Gekkomon, Reina Sakuya’s Pristimon, Makoto Kuonji’s Chiropmon, and Kyo Sawashiro’s Murasamemon. 

Here’s how both of those new Digimon virtual pets can cases will look: 

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One of the last US options to be confirmed is the Digimon Pendulum Color Godzilla Edition Omegamon G Mode variant. We saw pre-orders open in April 2026 ahead of its debut later this year.

The Color Digimon Beatbreak Edition Glowing Down and Digivolution Gekkomon Color virtual pets and Loud Purple and Loud Pink will show up in Japan in March 2027. The anime is streaming on Crunchyroll. 

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