Crocs, a popular brand known for its casual, foam-based shoes called clogs, has announced a new collaboration with the anime Chainsaw Man in the United States through Foot Locker. The partnership features four new clogs and five Jibbitz charms, which are small, interchangeable accessories that attach to the front of Crocs. The clogs start at $69.99 and will be available online and in select Foot Locker stores beginning October 27. Fans can preview the collection in advance at the New York Comic Con. However, no details have been posted on the European Foot Locker website, so it is unclear if the collection will be sold in France. The most expensive clog in the collection, priced at $79.99, features a design based on the character Pochita, with a small chainsaw protruding from his head instead of the usual holes in the Croc. This model is the only one with a fur lining. Two other clogs are inspired by specific characters: one based on Power, featuring a blue cardigan, white plush heel clasp, and red horns, and another based on Chainsaw Man himself, with a red splattered with blood pattern, a motor at the heel, and cutting teeth. A toothed cutting chain passes through the toes, creating a 3D effect. The fourth clog features a collage of favorite characters from the first season of Chainsaw Man. The five Jibbitz charms are also inspired by characters from the series, including Aki, Power, Pochita, Makima, and Denji in his Chainsaw Man form. The last chapter of the Chainsaw Man manga was written by Tatsuki Fujimoto at the beginning of this year. The anime adaptation, produced by MAPPA, continues to grow in popularity. The continuation of the story in Chainsaw Man: The Movie - The Reze Arc helped the film achieve a record year at the Japanese box office. The animated series will return to a classic episodic format for its next season, titled "Assassins Arc," which is currently in production. Crocs has previously partnered with major franchises such as Pokémon and Yu-Gi-Oh, indicating a trend of aligning with popular media to attract fans and expand its market. This latest collaboration with Chainsaw Man is another example of the brand leveraging its recognizable style to connect with a broader audience through pop culture.