”I want to casually enjoy the world of ”Kamen Rider My-Th” even in everyday fashion.” The ”Minetaka Kamuri Cat Pinky Ring,” which appears as an in-show costume item, is likely to catch the eye of such people. Symbolizing Minetaka Kamuri, also known as Kamen Rider Maou, the first impression of this ring is surprisingly simple. The motif is a ”walking cat,” and it does not have a flashy design that screams hero merchandise. Precisely because of that, there is room for curiosity, making people wonder, ”What kind of ring is this?” Those who know the work can associate Kamuri with the cat motif, while to those who don't know it, it appears as a unique cat accessory. Having these two sides is what makes this ring truly interesting.

In the first place, why a cat? Knowing this makes the impression of the ring much deeper. Minetaka Kamuri represents the ”Cat” in the Zodiac Alliance (Zyunishi Doumei) and is the leader who heads the alliance itself. 100 years ago, he conflicted with the previous leader, the Black My-Th, over ”human evolution,” challenged him to a duel in order to lead humanity himself, and although the exact details are not clear, he won and assumed his current position. While he aims for the eradication of mysteries and holds an unwavering belief in ”leading humanity,” it can be seen that due to this philosophy, he cannot get along with Sora and comes into conflict with him. In other words, this small cat is not just a cute decoration, but a symbol that brings to mind Kamuri's standing, philosophy, and even the background of the story. When looking at it with that in mind, don't you feel a somewhat dignified aura in the figure of the walking cat?

Kamuri himself is a tall adult man over 190 cm, characterized by attire reminiscent of old mafia movies, consisting of a wide-brimmed black fedora and a dark gray pinstripe suit. Furthermore, he possesses a striking personality, wearing a long wine-red Inverness coat with black fur and even carrying a cat teaser toy. He not only exudes an intimidating presence due to his build, but also possesses enough capability to gain respect from the not-so-easily managed Riders, reigning as an absolute leader. Taking the motif of such an impressive figure and incorporating it into a compact pinky ring that adorns the little finger—this contrast in size is exquisite. Just because he is a character with a strong presence doesn't mean the accessory has to be over-the-top. That subtraction actually highlights what makes Kamuri unique.

And Kamuri's appeal goes beyond his impressive appearance and combat ability. His manner of speech, including his first-person pronoun, is soft, and he is a person with meticulous consideration for his subordinates, addressing not only the Riders but also lower-ranking members like Tatsuomi casually by name. On the other hand, he also possesses a whimsical side, independently moving Tatsuomi as a measure against My-Th or heading to the scene all by himself whenever the mood strikes him. Overwhelming strength, gentle behavior, firm belief, and an elusive nature reminiscent of a cat. After learning about this complex character profile, the ring's design of a ”walking cat” feels strangely fitting. Making the form of a cat function directly as Kamuri's symbol offers the kind of enjoyment unique to character merchandise.

The materials used are brass and plating, and the production area is Japan. Sizes are available in No. 7, No. 9, No. 11, and No. 13. While being an item that appears as an in-show costume, another key point is that it is easy to wear naturally in daily life as a cat-motif ring. Because it isn't the type to prominently display the title of the work or character, part of its charm is that it can be enjoyed in an ”if you know, you know” way. Beyond matching it with outfits inspired by Kamuri, secretly sneaking a single element derived from the series into your everyday coordination would also suit it well.

Precisely because accessories are small, there is a special enjoyment that only the person who knows the background can appreciate. This pinky ring is exactly that type. Looking at your fingertip, there is a walking cat, which connects to the figure of Kamuri reigning as the leader of the Zodiac Alliance (Zyunishi Doumei), his duel with the Black My-Th 100 years ago, and his belief in ”leading humanity.” Rather than simply being a product bearing a character's name, when considered as an item that allows you to bring a character's persona into daily life, its presence is far greater than it appears. For someone attracted to the character of Kamuri, the meaning of welcoming this cat onto their little finger will surely become something special.