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CJ Hendry’s Juju Mega collectible will be offered online for the first time, with a global blind-box release scheduled for November 1, 2026. A Hong Kong pop-up runs October 28–31, where visitors can choose a colorway in person; the online version costs $79 per box, with worldwide shipping listed at a flat $20.
Artist CJ Hendry is taking her Juju collectible series online for the first time with Juju Mega, a 10-colorway release scheduled to open globally on November 1, 2026. The launch follows a four-day preview pop-up in Hong Kong, where visitors can select a colorway in person, while online buyers will receive one at random in a blind box priced at $79.
The online release is scheduled for November 1 at 7 p.m. Eastern time through CJ Hendry Studio. The report says worldwide shipping will be available for a flat $20, including customs and duties. Each Juju Mega comes with a dustbag; the wider presentation also includes a metal tin, a fold-out map-style poster showing all 10 variations and stickers.
Before the online launch, the Hong Kong pop-up is scheduled for October 28–31 at 2–8 Wellington Street in Central. At the event, each collectible costs HK$620 and visitors can choose their preferred colorway, unlike online customers, who will not know which version they have until opening the box.
Hypebeast describes the Juju Mega as a larger-scale extension of Hendry’s Juju universe. The plush character retains the series’ rabbit-like shape, drooping ears and leather flower covering one eye, with the new release offered in 10 distinct colors. The report says each variation is limited: once a colorway sells out, it will not be restocked.
A New Route to Juju Collectors
The change is in how collectors can buy the series. Previous Juju releases have been associated with in-person presentations, while Juju Mega adds a global online channel. That gives buyers outside Hong Kong a stated way to access the release, though the blind-box format means they cannot select a particular colorway online.
The split between in-person choice and online random allocation may shape the experience for collectors who want a specific version. The reported no-restock policy also means availability will depend on remaining stock, but the source does not give production quantities or say how many units will be made available in each colorway. The announcement establishes the release format and prices, not whether demand will exceed supply.
For Hendry’s practice, the launch continues a project positioned between art, design and consumer collectibles. The plush format and included packaging present Juju Mega as both a character-based object and a purchasable collectible. That framing is the report’s description of the work, rather than a measure of its artistic or market value.
CJ Hendry Juju Mega collectible blind box
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From Hong Kong Displays to Online Sales
Juju Mega builds on Hendry’s ongoing Juju series, which Hypebeast calls a cult-favorite collectible. The new release keeps recognizable features of the character while introducing 10 color options. The source frames the designs as part of Hendry’s exploration of the overlap between fine art, design and consumer culture.
The Hong Kong event is described as Hendry’s sixth major project in the city. It follows earlier Juju appearances with Phillips and an immersive presentation called jujuworld at Pacific Place. For this pop-up, the report says a Central location will be transformed with a lilac faux-fur environment intended to evoke comfort and childhood nostalgia. These descriptions come from the source report; no further details about the installation or its operating arrangements are provided.
The earlier in-person format and the new online release serve different buying experiences. At the pop-up, visitors can pick from the displayed colorways at HK$620 each. Online, a $79 purchase buys a blind box, with the color concealed until it is opened. The announced dates place the physical preview immediately before the global online sale.
““the artist’s first-ever online release for the collectible series””
— Hypebeast report
Stock and Online Allocation Details
The report does not state how many Juju Mega pieces or how many units of each colorway will be available. It also does not explain whether online buyers can purchase more than one box, whether any purchase limits will apply, or how colorways will be distributed among orders. The stated no-restock policy means sold-out variations will not return, but it does not clarify whether all 10 may sell out at the same time.
The announcement lists worldwide shipping at a flat $20 including customs and duties, but provides no estimated delivery timetable or information about exclusions. The source also does not say whether the online launch time is adjusted for local time zones, beyond listing 7 p.m. Eastern time. Those details may matter to buyers planning to order from outside the United States.
Hong Kong Preview and November Drop
The next scheduled event is the Hong Kong pop-up, running October 28–31 at 2–8 Wellington Street in Central. It will give visitors the opportunity to see the lilac installation and choose a colorway directly, subject to availability.
The global online release is set for November 1, 2026, at 7 p.m. Eastern time through CJ Hendry Studio. Buyers will need to use the blind-box format, with each box listed at $79 and shipping at a flat $20. The source does not provide a separate schedule for any later releases or additional stock announcements.
Key Questions
When does Juju Mega go on sale online?
The online drop is scheduled for November 1, 2026, at 7 p.m. Eastern time through CJ Hendry Studio.
How much does an online Juju Mega box cost?
Each online blind box is listed at $79. The report gives a flat worldwide shipping price of $20, including customs and duties.
Can online buyers choose a colorway?
No. The online release uses a blind-box format, so the colorway is not selected by the buyer. Visitors to the Hong Kong pop-up can choose a preferred colorway, subject to availability.
Where and when is the Hong Kong pop-up?
The pop-up is scheduled for October 28–31 at 2–8 Wellington Street in Central, Hong Kong. The report lists the in-person price as HK$620 per collectible.
Will sold-out Juju Mega colorways be restocked?
Hypebeast reports that a colorway will not be restocked once it sells out. It does not state the number of pieces available in each variation.
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