Digimon Seongsu Pop-Up Guide: ODD STUDIO Collaboration at Musinsa Megastore Seongsu

The Digimon Seongsu pop-up is the DIGIMON ADVENTURE X ODD STUDIO second collaboration collection event at Musinsa Megastore Seongsu. It runs from June 11 to June 24, 2026, at 62 Seongsui-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, making it a timely stop for anyone planning a focused Seongsu Pop-Up Tour before the closing date.¹

This guide covers the source-backed essentials: when to go, where it is, what is being shown and sold, and which visitor benefits have been listed by pop-up information pages and Seongsu event roundups.

Digimon Seongsu Pop-Up: Dates, Venue, and Hours

The core schedule is consistent across multiple listings: the DIGIMON ADVENTURE X ODD STUDIO pop-up is open from June 11 to June 24, 2026. ODD STUDIO’s official Instagram announcement lists the same period and venue, identifying the location as Musinsa Megastore Seongsu, 62 Seongsui-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul.¹

For daily planning, WePick Letter and Popga both list the operating hours as 11:00 to 22:00 every day.²³ Because the current date is June 22, 2026, the event is already underway and scheduled to end on June 24, 2026. If you are visiting near the end of the run, it is better to treat the remaining period as limited rather than open-ended.

The venue matters for planning because Musinsa describes the event as an offline pop-up held at Musinsa Megastore Seongsu, pairing ODD STUDIO with the animation Digimon Adventure.⁴ That places the event inside one of Seongsu’s major retail stops rather than at a temporary standalone address, which should make it easier to combine with nearby pop-up browsing.

What to Expect Inside the DIGIMON ADVENTURE X ODD STUDIO Pop-Up

This is a fashion collaboration pop-up, not just a character display. Musinsa introduces the project as an offline event for ODD STUDIO and Digimon Adventure, and notes that it follows the first collaboration from about one year earlier.⁴ ODD STUDIO’s official post frames it as the 2ND COLLABORATION COLLECTION, so visitors should expect a retail-centered event built around the new collaboration lineup rather than a general franchise exhibition.¹

K-Style Seoul’s June 18, 2026 report describes the Seongsu site as a Digimon Adventure fashion collaboration pop-up and notes that Digimon character visuals were placed on the building exterior and at indoor photo zones.⁵ For visitors, that means the event has two practical layers: a shopping route for collaboration items and a visual/photo-zone route for those who want the character presentation.

The products mentioned in available coverage include the ODD STUDIO collaboration collection and goods displayed and sold on site. K-Style Seoul specifically mentions items such as pigment-dyed T-shirts and folding umbrellas as part of the collaboration product mix.⁵ Popga also categorizes the event as a fashion pop-up in Seongsu, reinforcing that the main reason to visit is the limited collaboration merchandise rather than a broad entertainment program.³

Visitor benefits have also been listed. WePick Letter states that purchasing customers can receive an Agumon character fan, limited to the first 100 people.² Popga lists the same benefit as a daily first-come, first-served perk for purchasing customers: an Agumon character fan for the first 100 customers each day.³ If that perk is important, the available source material supports going earlier in the operating day rather than waiting until evening.

Poppley’s popup listing also records the event dates and address, and its search-result summary mentions a 10% discount on Digimon Adventure collaboration products during the pop-up period.⁶ Since the source material does not provide a full discount policy, eligible items, or exclusions, visitors should confirm purchase conditions at the venue before assuming every item is discounted.

How to Fit It Into a Seongsu Pop-Up Tour

For a practical Seongsu Pop-Up Tour, this stop works best as a scheduled retail visit rather than a quick photo-only detour. The event has fixed daily hours of 11:00 to 22:00, and the Agumon fan benefit is tied to purchase customers on a first-come basis.²³ That makes late morning or early afternoon the safer window if the benefit matters.

If your priority is browsing the collaboration collection, allow enough time to look through apparel and goods rather than treating the stop like a single photo zone. The reported setup includes exterior visuals, indoor photo zones, displayed collaboration products, and items for sale, so the visit may naturally include both viewing and shopping.⁵

The most important planning detail is the closing date. The pop-up is scheduled only through June 24, 2026, and multiple sources repeat that same end date.¹²³ Anyone building a Seongsu route after that date should not assume the Digimon event will still be available unless a separate extension is announced by an official source.

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