Ever wanted to carry a piece of Death Stranding 2 in your pocket? Casetify and Hideo Kojima have teamed up for a collection that plasters the game's iconic imagery all over your everyday carry—and one of the coolest items is already gone.
The collab, produced with Kojima and art director Yoji Shinkawa, spans 11 collections: Fragile Express, DHV Magellan, Ghost Mech, Ludens Emblem, Yoji Shinkawa Art Editions, Drawbridge, Bridges, Neon Signs, Cargo ID, Damage Sensor, and Design Patch. Most designs are available for iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max cases, with both Impact and Ultra Impact options. Prices for the iPhone 18 Pro Max cases range from $64 to $84.
But the real headliner is the BB Pod AirPods case. It snaps around your charging case with a satisfying orange glow and all the tiny details you'd expect from the Death Stranding art department. At $56 standalone, it's already sold out—though you can still get it as part of the $170 Dollman Plush Set.
If you're not upgrading to Apple's latest flagship, the collection extends to other accessories. The cheapest entry is the KJP Earbuds Pouch at $32, a little AirPods holder that hangs off your belt or bag loop. There's also a 2-in-1 charging stand in Ludens Emblem or Damage Sensor Tape designs for $92, crossbody bags at $169, and a 21-inch Bounce Suitcase with a striking Cargo ID design for a whopping $799.
For those going all in, there are accessory sets covering each product selection with bundled savings. But be warned: this is Casetify, so none of it comes cheap. The Ludens Duck keychain, for example, would have set you back $24 before it sold out.
Whether you're a die-hard Kojima fan or just want some Death Stranding flair on your gear, there's something here—if you're willing to pay. The BB Pod case may be gone, but the rest of the collection is still up for grabs.
What do you think of the prices? Will you be picking up any of these Death Stranding 2 accessories?
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