USJ Resident Evil Requiem: The Dive — The Complete Halloween 2026 Merchandise Guide
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Short answer: Universal Studios Japan's Resident Evil Requiem: The Dive Halloween 2026 collection contains 18 items covering apparel, bags, drinkware, keychains and blind-box plush. Everything is a park exclusive sold only to registered USJ park visitors, limited to three per person, with domestic Japan shipping only — which is why overseas fans need a proxy or forwarding service to buy it.
What is Resident Evil Requiem: The Dive?
Resident Evil Requiem: The Dive is Universal Studios Japan's Halloween Horror Nights attraction for the 2026 season, built around Capcom's Resident Evil Requiem. USJ has run Resident Evil attractions on and off since 2013 — the "Biohazard: The Real" walkthrough era — but each year gets its own merchandise line, and each line disappears when the season ends.
The 2026 collection is notably heavier on wearable, functional gear than previous years. Where earlier runs leaned on keychains and towels, this one includes an insulated blouson jacket, a tactical holster belt bag and a three-way convertible bag. That shift matters for collectors: apparel is produced in smaller runs, sells out faster, and almost never appears on the secondary market in unworn condition.
Wait — is it "Biohazard" or "Resident Evil"?
Both. It's the same franchise under two names.
Capcom released the original game in Japan in 1996 as バイオハザード (Biohazard). When it came west, the name was already trademarked in the United States — by a New York hardcore band, among others — so Capcom renamed it Resident Evil for international release. The Japanese branding never changed.
This is why USJ's own store lists the collection under バイオハザード while the merchandise itself carries Resident Evil-universe insignia. If you're searching for this merch, try both terms — Japanese resale listings and park signage use "Biohazard," while international coverage uses "Resident Evil."
Every item in the collection
| Item | Faction / Character |
|---|---|
| Padded Blouson Jacket | DSO |
| Shirt (short sleeve) | R.P.D. |
| Cap | R.P.D. |
| T-Shirt (Design A) | Leon & Grace |
| T-Shirt (Design B) | Leon & Grace |
| Headband (kachūsha) | Zombie Dog |
| Holster Belt Bag | BSAA |
| 3-Way Bag | R.P.D. |
| Gadget Case | R.P.D. |
| Tissue Pouch with Chain | Licker |
| Pass Case with Armband | BSAA |
| Stainless Tumbler 420ml | U.B.C.S. |
| Face Towel | BSAA |
| Face Towel | Leon & Grace |
| Memo Stand | R.P.D. |
| Keychain Set (2 pcs) | BSAA & U.B.C.S. |
| Collectible Plush Keychain (blind box) | 6 characters |
| Keychain | Raccoon-kun |
The faction guide
Most of this collection is organised by in-universe organisation rather than by character. If you're choosing one piece, choose the faction that means something to you.
R.P.D. — Raccoon City Police Department. The single largest group in the collection: shirt, cap, 3-way bag, gadget case and memo stand. This is the iconic Resident Evil 2 institution, and the shirt-plus-cap combination is the closest thing here to wearable cosplay that still passes as ordinary clothing.
BSAA — Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance. Chris Redfield's organisation from Resident Evil 5 onward. Covers the holster belt bag, a face towel, the armband pass case and half the keychain set. The most tactical-looking gear in the line.
U.B.C.S. — Umbrella Biohazard Countermeasure Service. The mercenary unit from Resident Evil 3. Represented by the 420ml stainless tumbler and half the keychain set — the smallest faction presence, which historically makes those items the first to become hard to find.
DSO — Division of Security Operations. Leon's post-Resident Evil 6 agency, and the branding on the flagship padded blouson. One item only.
Creatures and characters. Outside the factions: a zombie dog (Cerberus) headband, a Licker tissue pouch, two Leon S. Kennedy and Grace Ashcroft tees, and Raccoon-kun — a USJ-original mascot that exists nowhere in Capcom's games. That last one is the only genuinely Japan-only character in the entire Resident Evil universe.
What's actually worth buying
If you want one piece that survives daily use: the R.P.D. gadget case. Semi-rigid EVA core, PU exterior, two mesh pockets, roughly 18.6 × 13.8 × 5cm. It holds cables and chargers, packs flat-ish, and doesn't deform in a suitcase.
If you want the grail: the DSO padded blouson. Two sizes only, insulated polyester with ribbed cuffs and hem. High-ticket park outerwear is produced in the smallest quantities of anything USJ makes, and it never returns.
If you want metal rather than acrylic: the BSAA & U.B.C.S. keychain set. Zinc alloy with epoxy fill and acrylic detail — real weight, not the flat acrylic charms that dominate most game merchandise. Sold as a fixed pair, so no duplicate risk.
If you want the most collectible: the U.B.C.S. tumbler. Small faction presence, 18-8 stainless with an acrylic-coated finish, and drinkware gets used and scuffed — an unused one holds its condition premium.
About the blind-box plush keychains
The collectible plush keychains come in six types: Leon S. Kennedy, Claire Redfield, Chris Redfield, Jill Valentine, Grace Ashcroft and Ada Wong. Each is roughly 6.2–7cm wide and 10.2–11.4cm tall, about 15.4–16cm total including the strap.
They ship sealed. USJ does not allow contents to be checked, does not accept type requests, and explicitly warns that multiple orders can produce duplicates. This is why the purchase limit on this item is raised to six per person rather than the usual three — it gives collectors a realistic chance at a full set.
There's no published rarity weighting, so assume roughly even distribution. Six purchases will not reliably give you six different characters; statistically you should expect around four distinct types from six sealed boxes.
Why this is hard to buy from outside Japan
Three separate barriers stack up:
- Park visitor registration. Most items in this collection are flagged パーク来場登録対象 — you must be a registered Universal Studios Japan park visitor to purchase them through the official online store.
- Purchase limits. Three per person on nearly everything, six on the blind-box plush. These are enforced per account.
- Domestic shipping only. USJ's online store ships to Japanese addresses exclusively. There is no international checkout option.
On top of that, USJ actively refuses orders it identifies as resale-motivated and reserves the right to block future purchases from those accounts.
The practical result: unless you're physically in Osaka during the Halloween season, or you have someone in Japan buying and forwarding on your behalf, this merchandise is effectively unavailable.
How LEALEA MART handles it
We're a Japan-registered company that sources directly from official channels — Universal Studios Japan, Tokyo Disney Resort, Disney Store Japan and Pokémon Center Japan. For this collection, that means buying through USJ's own store and park shops, checking each item, and forwarding it internationally to the US, UK, Europe, Australia and beyond.
Everything arrives as the genuine park-exclusive article with original tags and packaging intact. No bootlegs, no "inspired by" reproductions, no repackaged goods.
Halloween merchandise operates on a single-season cycle. When the Requiem: The Dive run clears, USJ does not restock it — the next Halloween brings an entirely different attraction and an entirely different line.
[Shop the full Resident Evil Requiem: The Dive collection →]
Frequently asked questions
Can I buy USJ Resident Evil merchandise outside Japan?
Not directly. Universal Studios Japan's online store ships only within Japan and restricts most Halloween merchandise to registered park visitors. Overseas buyers need a proxy buying or forwarding service based in Japan.
Is Biohazard the same as Resident Evil?
Yes. Biohazard is the original Japanese name for the franchise Capcom launched in 1996. It was renamed Resident Evil for international release because the "Biohazard" trademark was unavailable in the United States. Same games, same characters, two names.
How many items are in the USJ Resident Evil Requiem Halloween 2026 collection?
Eighteen, spanning apparel, bags, drinkware, towels, keychains and blind-box plush.
Are the plush keychains random?
Yes. All six types ship in sealed blind boxes with no type selection and no way to check contents before opening. Duplicates are possible.
Will this merchandise be restocked?
Unlikely. USJ Halloween merchandise is produced for a single season. Two items in this collection — the BSAA face towel and the BSAA armband pass case — are carried over from an earlier Biohazard run rather than new for 2026, but the other sixteen are season-specific.
What sizes does the apparel come in?
The two t-shirts run unisex S–XL. The R.P.D. shirt and the DSO blouson are M and L only. Japanese sizing runs smaller than US or European equivalents — check the flat measurements on each product page rather than assuming your usual size.