Sixfonia Celebrates 1 Million YouTube Subscribers with Unique Merchandise

Sixfonia's Milestone: 1 Million Subscribers on YouTube!

Recently, the 2.5-dimensional talent group, Sixfonia, concluded a highly successful tour finale at Ariake Arena. To commemorate their remarkable achievement of surpassing 1 million subscribers on their YouTube channel, Sixfonia has launched a distinctive range of merchandise, featuring an unprecedented 1 million yen item that encapsulates the group's unique style.

Exclusive 1 Million Yen Merchandise

At the forefront of the merchandise lineup is a staggering premium item priced at 1 million yen. This product showcases large, approximately 25 cm diameter round badges, designed specifically featuring self-portraits drawn by each of the six members. The set also includes six stunning half-sized acrylic stands, towering at about 87 cm, that bring a striking presence to any room, making it feel as though all six members are right there with you.

Accompanying the promotional images is a cheeky slogan saying, “Absolutely do not buy this.” This interesting twist plays on the allure of forbidden items, leading fans to want it even more. On social media, many are buzzing with comments like, “I want it even more now!” and “This is just a hilariously clever gimmick.” This potent blend of entertainment and challenge perfectly represents what Sixfonia stands for.

Countering with 1 Yen Badges

Contrasting the high-end item is a playful product priced at just 1 yen — a badge featuring a specially illustrated group design that will not be available anywhere else. This pricing strategy ensures that every fan can easily own a piece of commemorative merchandise, despite the potential of shipping costs exceeding the product price itself. Fans are eagerly excited, with many expressing disbelief over the quality at such a low price, and a fierce competition for these tokens is expected.

Exclusive Limited-Edition Products

Beyond the wow-factor items, Sixfonia is also offering a variety of additional limited-edition products that can only be obtained during this milestone celebration. Enhancements like acrylic blocks with specially designed illustrations and an acrylic panel styled like a gold YouTube creator award are just a few examples of what fans can find, showcasing Sixfonia’s heartfelt gratitude towards their supporters.

The Unique Gold Shield Naming Decision

In a first-of-its-kind initiative, Sixfonia announced that rather than having their group name displayed on the prestigious YouTube Gold Creator Award, the name to be engraved will be decided through a viewer voting process. Options for engraving include quirky suggestions like “Afro Blast Boys” and “This is the Result.” The final name will be revealed during a YouTube live stream on May 25, showcasing Sixfonia’s consistent trend of pushing boundaries.

1 Million Commemorative Merchandise List

- Sixfonia 1 Million Yen Premium Round Badge Stand and Acrylic Stand Set

- Price: ¥1,000,000 (tax included)

- Sixfonia 1 Yen Badge

- Price: ¥1 (tax included)

- Sixfonia 1 Million Commemorative Badges (6 types available)

- Price: ¥500 each (tax included)

- Sixfonia 1 Million Acrylic Block

- Price: ¥5,000

- Sixfonia 1 Million Acrylic Keychains (7 types)

- Price: ¥1,000 each (tax included)

- Sixfonia 1 Million Stainless Steel Mugs (6 types)

- Price: ¥2,500 each (tax included)

- Sixfonia Gold Shield Style Acrylic Panel

- Price: ¥4,500 (tax included)

Sales Period

May 17, 2025 (Saturday) 18:00 to May 31, 2025 (Saturday) 23:59

Where to Purchase

Visit the Six Store: https://shop.sixfonia.com/

Who is Sixfonia?

Founded by a robust group of six talents who emerged from a massive audition, Sixfonia debuted in August 2022 with the original song “J0KER×JOK3R.” Known for their creative concepts and high-quality musicality, they engage fans with original songs and collaborative video challenges, quickly amassing over 1 million subscribers within just two years of their formation. Recently, they embarked on their first-ever concert tour, concluding with a record-setting attendance of 40,000.