Twisted Wonderland’s Deuce Spade Gets a Hugcot Cable Figure

Deuce Spade Hugcot Cable Accessory Figure — Twisted Wonderland Sportswear Version

What the Hugcot Format Is and How It Works

The Hugcot series is Bandai’s gashapon line of cable-grip figures: small chibi sculpts with outstretched arms that clamp directly onto a charging cable or earphone cord. The pose is both decorative and functional — the figure literally hugs the wire to hold it in place on a desk or inside a bag. Bandai distributes Hugcot figures mainly through gashapon vending machines, the capsule-dispensing machines found across Japan in shopping malls, game centers, and convenience stores. Because those machines operate inside Japan, figures from the series rarely reach international retailers through official channels, making them a consistent focus of the Japanese import collector market.

This particular figure represents Deuce Spade from Disney: Twisted Wonderland in his sportswear costume, molded in plastic and rendered in the chibi proportions standard to the Hugcot format.

The Franchise and the Character Behind the Figure

Disney: Twisted Wonderland is a smartphone RPG developed by f4samurai in cooperation with Disney and Aniplex, released in Japan on March 18, 2020, for Android and iOS. Set at Night Raven College, a school of magic, the game features original male characters whose designs draw on Disney villain archetypes — with each dormitory themed around a specific antagonist or story. Gameplay blends rhythm sequences, story-driven dialogue, and character progression systems.

Deuce Spade is a first-year student in Heartslabyul Dormitory, the dorm modeled on the Queen of Hearts and card soldiers from Disney’s Alice in Wonderland. His name comes directly from the Deuce of Spades playing card. Visually, he is identified by dark navy hair, light blue eyes, and black wing-shaped markings at the outer corners of his eyes — a detail often compared to the pointed tip of a spade suit symbol. His character is defined by a past as a self-described former delinquent who has since remade himself into a driven, earnest student; that contrast sits at the center of his appeal within the game. An English-language release later brought the franchise to audiences outside Japan, and Deuce has maintained consistent recognition within the international fanbase.

Sportswear Variant, Dormitory Colors, and What Draws Collectors

The sportswear version of this figure is a costume variant separate from Deuce’s standard school uniform. The design follows Heartslabyul’s color scheme — a black base with red trim and red accent lines at the collar and cuffs — grounding the athletic silhouette in the dormitory’s visual identity. Whether the release was tied to a specific in-game sports festival or physical education event is a reasonable inference from the costume type, but it has not been confirmed.

For collectors who follow Twisted Wonderland, costume variants carry real meaning: a sportswear Deuce occupies a different place in a collection than a uniform or street-wear version, and appeals to those who document a character across multiple looks. Hugcot figures add a further dimension by doubling as functional cable holders, making them usable at a desk rather than strictly shelf items — an aspect that extends the format’s audience well beyond dedicated figure collectors. As an officially licensed Bandai product, the figure also carries the quality assurance associated with Japan’s tightly managed Disney merchandise ecosystem.