Kemono Jihen Merchandise – Supernatural Style for Your Collection
Some series grab you with spectacle. Kemono Jihen grabs you with the quiet tension of a half-monster boy figuring out where he belongs. Not every franchise earns merchandise — this one does, and we're building the collection to prove it.
What is Kemono Jihen?
Kemono Jihen is a manga series created by Shō Aimoto, published by Shueisha. The story follows kemono — beings that are part human, part monster — as they work for a detective agency specialising in supernatural cases. The series received an anime television adaptation in 2021, produced by Studio Ajiado under the direction of Masaya Fujimori, with music composed by Yūya Mori. The anime ran for 12 episodes across one season, adapting the early arcs of the ongoing manga.
Frequently asked questions
What is Kemono Jihen about?
Kemono Jihen follows kemono — half-human, half-monster beings — working at a detective agency that handles supernatural cases. The story balances mystery, action, and character drama as the protagonists uncover secrets about their origins and the hidden world of monsters living among humans.
Is Kemono Jihen a manga or anime?
Kemono Jihen originated as a manga series by Shō Aimoto, published by Shueisha. It was later adapted into a 12-episode anime television series by Studio Ajiado, directed by Masaya Fujimori and scored by Yūya Mori.
Who created Kemono Jihen?
The manga was created by Shō Aimoto. The anime adaptation was directed by Masaya Fujimori at Studio Ajiado, with music by composer Yūya Mori.
Assortment overview
Our Kemono Jihen collection is currently in development. As new merchandise becomes available, you'll find it here — from apparel to collectibles celebrating the series' distinctive characters and supernatural atmosphere.
What goes well with this?
Fans of Kemono Jihen often share taste with other supernatural and mystery anime. If you enjoy the darker tone and yokai themes, you might find kindred spirits in similar series — keep an eye on our broader anime merchandise selection for adjacent discoveries. Sometimes the best finds happen when you're not looking directly at them.