Are you watching the currently airing TV anime The Holy Grail of Eris? It features the charming combination of two opposites: the plain Viscount’s daughter Connie and the legendary villainess Scarlet. While the excitement of the broadcast is still fresh, “Scene Shots” from Episode 2 have arrived on a print service available for purchase at Japanese convenience stores (konbini).
With this service, you can easily obtain scenes from the anime as “bromides” (high-quality photo prints) or “stickers.” Starting January 22, 2026, beautiful cuts from Episode 2 are available for printing at convenience stores nationwide in Japan.
Speed: Get It the Week After Broadcast
The newly added content features scene shots from Episode 2 of the TV anime The Holy Grail of Eris. New items are added sequentially every Thursday at 11:00 AM, one week after the TV broadcast. This speed is incredibly appealing to fans. You can keep those “that scene was great” moments as physical goods while the memory is still vivid.
The lineup includes 6 types, including scenes from Episode 2. Expect high-quality images that capture the anime’s atmosphere perfectly, such as Connie struggling or Scarlet’s elegant appearance.
Beautifully Printing the World of the Series
The Holy Grail of Eris depicts the strange cooperative relationship between Connie, whose only redeeming quality is her sincerity, and Scarlet, a Duke’s daughter executed 10 years ago. The story unfolds with tension-filled developments like undercover investigations and fake engagements. You can enjoy the tension of the story and the characters’ expressions on L-size (89mm × 127mm) photo paper.
The price is 300 yen for one L-size photo print (bromide) and 250 yen for one L-size sticker. You can enjoy them by putting your favorite scenes in your smartphone case or sticking them in your planner. The sales period is set for a long time, until January 14, 2027, but new episodes will be added weekly. We recommend checking them out now.
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Just Scan the QR Code at a Nearby Store
Using the service is very simple. Access the dedicated website, choose the item you want, and simply hold the displayed QR code over the “multi-copy machine” installed at the convenience store. No troublesome membership registration is required. Japanese convenience stores are often open 24 hours a day, making them convenient places to visit anytime.
Supported stores include approximately 30,000 locations nationwide, such as FamilyMart, Lawson, MINISTOP, and Poplar. You can easily print while doing your daily shopping.
Collect your favorite scenes while following the anime broadcast. Why not enjoy the world of The Holy Grail of Eris through this new way of utilizing Japanese convenience stores?
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