The new blind box releases this week at DidaPop have a clear headliner: Baby Three went and put liquid eyes on an entire teddy bear series — every single pull, no gambling on which eye style you get. Around it lands one of the most varied drop weeks of September 2026: Pokémon's 30th anniversary minis running dangerously low, Jiimo shrinking down to a pocketable 100% scale for the first time, a Hatsune Miku BJD from Blokees, and a gothic doll series that's nearly gone already. Here's everything worth knowing, with prices and stock notes that are accurate as of publish time.
The Hero of This Week's New Blind Box Releases: Baby Three Teddy Bear 400% — ALL Liquid Eyes
Liquid eyes — those glossy, wet-look resin eyes that make a plush feel weirdly alive — have been the most requested Baby Three feature all year, and until now they were usually a lucky variant within a series. The new Baby Three Teddy Bear 400% blind box removes the lottery: every doll in the series has liquid eyes. You're pulling blind on which teddy costume you get, not on eye quality. At $49.90 it sits exactly where a premium 400% should (see our Baby Three price guide for how that compares across sizes), and if you're new to the sizing system, 400% means a substantial 25–28 cm doll — full details in the Baby Three size guide. Stock is healthy for now, but liquid-eye releases have not historically stayed that way.
Baby Three & Migo 600% — Dream Woven of Light & Shade
Baby Three's horned companion Migo co-stars in this 600% two-character series built on a light-and-shadow theme. At $59.99 per doll it's one of the most accessible 600% releases we've stocked — and the 2-doll option at $116.80 is the smart play if you want the Baby Three and Migo designs side by side on a shelf.
Funism Pokémon Palmsize Wonders 30th Anniversary Minis — Almost Gone
With the Pokémon 30th anniversary TCG expansion landing September 16, anniversary-stamped collectibles are evaporating — and the officially licensed Funism Palmsize Wonders First Partner series is our clearest example. Each $18.99 box contains 3 figures of first-partner Pokémon; a full 9-box set is $165.99. Honest urgency note: we are down to 5 single boxes and 1 complete set. We wrote up the whole anniversary phenomenon in our Pokémon 30th anniversary explainer.
Jiimo Fairy Tea Party 100% — Jiimo Finally Fits in Your Hand
Jiimo, the long-eared bunny-girl plush, has only ever come through here at 400% and 600% scale — big, statement-piece dolls. Fairy Tea Party is the first 100% Jiimo series we've carried: tea-party-dressed minis at $13.99 per box, or a full 8-piece set for $105.99. It's the cheapest Jiimo entry point yet, and an easy add-on if something else in this list already has your cart open.
Blokees Miku Fluffy Sweet Dream Party BJD — 3 Boxes Left
Officially licensed Hatsune Miku, in poseable ball-jointed-doll format, in pastel sleepover styling — the Fluffy Sweet Dream Party BJD ($30.99) is Blokees' second Miku set in its DaaLaMode line, and it arrived quietly last week before selling straight down to 3 remaining boxes. BJD blind boxes have been the collector upgrade story of 2026, and licensed ones move fastest.
NONO SOVA V2: Midnight of the Dolls — Gothic and Nearly Gone
DONOW's gothic doll-girl IP returns with Midnight of the Dolls — porcelain-doll horror-cute, right on time for spooky season. Singles are $26.99 and the 6-box set is $158.99, but move fast: we're down to 2 single boxes and 1 set.
Which Drop Should You Grab First?
If you only pick one: the liquid-eye Teddy Bears are the release this week will be remembered for. If you're deadline-driven, the Pokémon minis and the Miku BJD are the two that realistically won't survive the week. And if you're budget-minded, the $13.99 Jiimo is the best price-per-delight in the drop. Whatever your pick, the full week's arrivals — and everything else new — are live now at DidaPop.