“Tensura” Collaboration Food & Drink Items Arrive at Tokyo Mystery Circus
Fans of “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime” are in for a treat as SCRAP announces a delectable lineup of collaboration food and drink items, available for a limited time at Tokyo Mystery Circus. These themed delights celebrate the launch of the new real escape game, “Escape from the Sealed Tempest Dungeon (Another World Labyrinth),” offering a unique way to immerse oneself in the world of Rimuru and friends.
The collaboration food will be available from April 9 (Thursday) to June 14 (Sunday), 2026, at HIMITSU COFFEE, located on the 1st floor of Tokyo Mystery Circus. This initiative follows the success of the first “Tensura Escape” event in 2024, which drew over 30,000 participants, highlighting the immense popularity of the series and interactive experiences.
Indulge in Rimuru-Inspired Treats
The highlight of the collaboration menu is “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Float,” a refreshing drink designed to resemble Rimuru’s iconic slime form. This ramune-flavored sherbet creation is a must-try for any fan, capturing the playful essence of the protagonist.
Adding to the experience, “Café Latte Art” will also be available, featuring eight different newly drawn illustrations of the event’s characters. Each collaboration food item purchased comes with a random novelty coaster (total of 8 designs), making every order a delightful surprise.
“Maoryu” App Game Collaboration Campaign
In conjunction with the real escape game, a special collaboration campaign is underway with the app game “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime: Lord of Tempest” (Maoryu). By solving a trial puzzle available on the event’s special website, players can earn “That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Float x30” as an in-game item. This offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the collaboration even within the digital realm.
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Campaign Period: March 24, 2026 (Tuesday) 00:00 – March 22, 2027 (Monday) 23:59
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Trial Puzzle & Campaign Details: https://realdgame.jp/s/tensura2026/
Furthermore, all participants of “Escape from the Sealed Tempest Dungeon (Another World Labyrinth)” will receive a promotion code card for “Maoryu,” granting them a “★5 Confirmed Demon Country Honor Scout Ticket x1.” This bonus enhances the overall experience, blending the physical and digital worlds of “Tensura.”
- Participation Bonus Details: https://www.scrapmagazine.com/news/tensura2026-tokuten/
The Real Escape Game: “Escape from the Sealed Tempest Dungeon”
This real escape game invites participants to experience a “real reincarnation.” Players find themselves transformed into monsters in an alternate world, acquiring their own unique skills, and must cooperate with Rimuru and his companions to escape a sealed cave. The game offers a thrilling 120-minute experience, with a 60-minute time limit, designed for groups of up to six people in an indoor hall setting.
Event Schedule & Venues:
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Tokyo: Tokyo Mystery Circus HIMITSU KICHI LAB (Small Hall) – April 9 (Thu) – June 21 (Sun), 2026
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Okayama: Olga Hall – May 2 (Sat) – May 4 (Mon, holiday), 2026
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Hokkaido: Real Escape Game Sapporo Store – May 15 (Fri) – June 7 (Sun), 2026
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Osaka: Real Escape Game Minami Horie Store – June 25 (Thu) – July 26 (Sun), 2026
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Fukuoka: Real Escape Game Fukuoka Store – July 31 (Fri) – September 6 (Sun), 2026
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Aichi: Real Escape Game Nagoya Store – September 10 (Thu) – November 23 (Mon, holiday), 2026
Tickets are currently on sale, with advance prices varying for weekdays (General: 3,700 yen, Group: 3,400 yen per person) and weekends/holidays (General: 4,000 yen, Group: 3,700 yen per person). A special “Rimuru’s Gluttony King (Beelzebuth) Pouch” is also available as an exclusive item with a +3,000 yen add-on to any advance ticket.
This blend of delicious treats, captivating puzzles, and in-game rewards truly captures the spirit of “Tensura” in a way that fans will surely adore!
Event Special Site: https://realdgame.jp/s/tensura2026/
The continued success of “Tensura” collaborations, spanning real-world games, merchandise, and digital content, highlights the enduring appeal of Japanese anime characters and their ability to create immersive, multi-platform experiences for a global audience. This trend suggests a vibrant future for Kawaii culture abroad, where interactive events and character-themed delights continue to bridge the gap between fantasy and reality.
