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Swoon-worthy CEO by day, soft boy in SD form by night. 
This official Daehyung figure from the award-winning On or Off series captures all the cool confidence (and hidden tenderness) of everyone's favorite startup exec.

Small in size but big on detail, Daehyung is reimagined in a cute SD (super-deformed) style—and when you pair him with Yiyoung, the two hold hands tightly, just like in your favorite scenes. 

 Details:

• Official On or Off SD figure
• Includes figure and base (approx. 3.15" tall)
• Box size: 2.76 × 2.56 × 3.74 in
• Designed to pair with Yiyoung for an extra dose of office romance

Collect Daehyung solo—or make your desk the ultimate workplace romance scene with Yiyoung by his side!

Bright-eyed, stressed out, and totally head over heels. 

Say hello to Yiyoung, the heart (and chaos) of the On or Off series—now in adorable SD form! Whether he’s pitching at work or fumbling through his feelings, Yiyoung’s charm is undeniable.

This official figure is packed with personality, and when placed next to Daehyung, the two hold hands tightly—perfect for fans who can’t get enough of this slow-burn office romance. 

 Details:

• Official On or Off SD figure
• Includes figure and base (approx. 3.15" tall)
• Box size: 2.76 × 2.56 × 3.74 in
• Pair with Daehyung to complete the scene (yes, they hold hands!)

Snag Yiyoung for your shelf—and don’t leave him hanging without his favorite executive.

They say all's fair in love... and work?!

After joining his friend's startup, university student Ahn Yiyoung never imagined he'd end up presenting their work directly to SJ Corporation, a major company headed by one of the most sought-after talents in the country: Kang Daehyung. It certainly doesn't help that, on top of being a bigshot executive, strikingly handsome Director Kang is his ideal type! 

When his presentation fails to go as planned, Yiyoung's desire to impress Director Kang leads him to take desperate measures... and lands him in a whole new mess, tangled up between his personal and professional relationships. How far is Yiyoung willing to go to achieve success in both his love life and his career?

NOTE: This book contains mature themes and explicit sexual content, including situations involving dubious consent. It is not intended for anyone under 18 years of age.

They say all's fair in love... and work?!

After joining his friend's startup, university student Ahn Yiyoung never imagined he'd end up presenting their work directly to SJ Corporation, a major company headed by one of the most sought-after talents in the country: Kang Daehyung. It certainly doesn't help that, on top of being a bigshot executive, strikingly handsome Director Kang is his ideal type! 

When his presentation fails to go as planned, Yiyoung's desire to impress Director Kang leads him to take desperate measures... and lands him in a whole new mess, tangled up between his personal and professional relationships. How far is Yiyoung willing to go to achieve success in both his love life and his career?

NOTE: This book contains mature themes and explicit sexual content, including situations involving dubious consent. It is not intended for anyone under 18 years of age.

Spend the holidays with Edward and Alphonse, the most popular brothers in Japanese animation!

Cards, acrylic stands, badges, stickers and more await you every day for a holiday in the heart of alchemy!

25 DAYS OF SURPRISES: Count down to the holidays or any other special occasion and receive 25 days of Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood–themed collectibles by opening a door each day.

COLLECTIBLE PRIZES: This 25-day advent calendar features high-quality collectible items — buttons, sticky notes, coasters, mini booklets, pencils, and more — that are designed to last so that you can show off your love for Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood year-round.

Shuuko, Eika, Misaki, and Shio are roommates and friends making their way in the busy world of Tokyo, Japan!

Together they’ve been through thick and thin, but between career opportunities, romance, and new adventures, the home they’ve built is about to be upended. Laid-back Shuuko reconnects with a man she’d casually dated, wondering if their companionable relationship is enough to build a life together. Misaki’s new relationship is going well, but what happens when she’s faced with her ex? Career-driven Eika is offered a transfer for an exciting new project — one that would take her away from her friends. And warm-hearted Shio wonders what the future has in store if her best friends and roommates leave her behind.

Join these four roommates as they navigate the biggest question of their late twenties: How can they achieve happiness for themselves?

Reine and Julius set off for their summer retreat to the Waynewright estate, only to be greeted by the dreaded cousin Cecil! Reine reluctantly agrees to be tutored by Cecil in order to learn more about his academy classmate, a strange girl who calls herself a “heroine”... Is it possible that someone else was reborn in the same crappy dating sim as Reine?!

After spending the week apart from Reine, Julius’s jealous streak intensifies upon their return home when Reine goes to visit Yoshida’s family home. There, Reine is introduced to none other than Yoshida’s big sister, who challenges our determined heroine to a test of love...!

Shuuko, Eika, Misaki, and Shio are roommates and friends making their way in the busy world of Tokyo, Japan!

Though they share an apartment and a friendship, each faces her own unique problems. Shuuko is feeling the pressure of those around her getting married and has no idea whether she'll truly be happy on her own for the rest of her life. Eika, a hardworking career woman, wants to prove herself to the judgmental men in her office. Romantic and idealistic Misaki is spurred into action when it turns out her "boyfriend" of two years didn't know she thought they were dating. Nurturing and good-spirited Shio struggles to set a work–life balance while paying her many bills.

Join these four roommates as they navigate the biggest question of their late twenties: What does happiness really mean?

"You Can’t Live All On Your Own! engages with some prescient contemporary issues through the lens of slice-of-life comedy [and] it’s the social factors of sexism and ageism that really loom large as the antagonist of the series. […] With all those heavy themes, it might surprise you when I describe this first volume as “fun.” […] While it touches on some heavy themes like misogyny and ageism, You Can’t Live All On Your Own! keeps its tone light, and the story addresses these issues through the lens of relatable comedy and upbeat slice-of-life antics." — Alex Henderson, Yatta Tachi

"This borderline slice-of-life story tackles many fears and dilemmas of young adults trying to figure it all out. [...] This title succeeds in creating four distinct female characters with their own unique voicing in addition to their personal struggles and situations they've been placed in. [...] Tsuno's illustrations are unique. There are lots of simple, clean lines with sparse and effective use of shading and screen tones. Characters are extremely expressive…" — Sara Smith, The Graphic Library