90’s Urusei Yatsura Lum Knit Sweater

Lum Invader — the oni-horned, tiger-striped-bikini-wearing alien princess at the center of Rumiko Takahashi's Urusei Yatsura — remains one of the most sustained character designs in the entire history of manga, a figure whose silhouette has anchored forty-plus years of merchandising since her debut in Weekly Shōnen Sunday in 1978. The series ran as an anime adaptation across 195 episodes on Fuji TV through the back half of the 1980s under directors including Mamoru Oshii, codifying the romantic-comedy and alien-visitor templates that still structure Japanese popular animation. This knit sweater runs a dedicated Lum graphic woven into the full chest panel, pulling the character's instantly readable iconography — the horns, the bikini, the lightning bolts — into the softer textile vocabulary of mid-decade Japanese anime apparel.