Pop Mart Hirono x Kodak Click Bear Plush Doll Pendant

The Pop Mart Hirono x Kodak Click Bear Plush Doll Pendant is a cross-brand collaboration that pairs Pop Mart's Hirono, the quietly expressive and emotionally nuanced little girl character created by designer Hirono himself, with the Kodak photography brand to produce a collectible pendant that celebrates both the intimacy of analogue photography and the documentary spirit of preserving small precious moments. Hirono appears dressed in character as a Click Bear photographer figure at approximately 15.5 centimeters tall, constructed from polyester, PVC, zinc alloy, PU, and copper materials with polyester fiber and PE stuffing in a multi-material build that gives the pendant a premium finish and durability appropriate for daily carry on bags and backpacks. The yellow raincoat design that collectors and unboxing communities have highlighted as one of the piece's most immediately endearing visual details connects back to both Hirono's signature aesthetic and the adventure and exploration spirit that aligns naturally with Kodak's photographic heritage. Hirono as a character communicates a particular kind of quiet emotional honesty that has built an intensely devoted collector base within Pop Mart's broader IP ecosystem, the character's slightly wistful, observational quality resonating with adults who find in it a reflection of their own interior experiences rather than simply a cute design. The Kodak collaboration deepens that emotional register by aligning Hirono with the act of capturing and preserving memory, the camera becoming a natural extension of a character whose entire personality is built around paying careful attention to the world. The Click Bear pendant dropped as a global release in June 2026 following the character's appearance across the Dear Birds multi-IP series and the Mist-Walker series, placing it within a period of particularly strong Hirono momentum in the collector market. The Pop Mart Hirono x Kodak Click Bear Plush Doll Pendant was released on June 4, 2026.