EXO-6 Adds Chekov and Chapel to Its 1/6 Star Trek Line
Platz is bringing both figures to Japan at one price and one ship date, which puts the Original Series supporting cast on the same shelf as EXO-6's other 1/6 releases.
Platz is bringing both figures to Japan at one price and one ship date, which puts the Original Series supporting cast on the same shelf as EXO-6's other 1/6 releases.
Ace Combat 8 arrived on October 2, 2026, and Hasegawa is following it with a kit due December 16 that turns the game's Shadows squadron livery into a buildable 1/72 aircraft.
The Choco-Tomo line puts all four demon characters on the same pre-order slate at matching prices and a matching ship date, so the merchandise push runs as one set rather than splitting the cast across separate releases.
The collection puts a licensed American cartoon character on a Japanese fast-fashion floor at a mid-tier price band, a licensing move rather than a luxury capsule.
The chart, compiled from Amazon's Hobby new-arrivals ranking as of 14:30 on October 19, 2026, puts a pre-order Gunpla from an announced Gundam work at the top of the category ahead of Mini 4WD kits and trading card supplies.
The two releases split the same car by race spec, and at a uniform 4,290 yen the pair asks MF Ghost collectors to buy the same chassis twice rather than pick one.
Selling the joke in halves, each with its own magnet and its own 10,780 yen price, turns a single novelty gag into two purchases, and the decals and liquid part on the lower half suggest insight expects buyers to interact with the figure rather than just display it.
A scale figure at this price tier puts a smartphone-game character in the collector market alongside established hobby lines, and the deluxe bundle is the version Hobby Sakura is using to carry the premium price.
PGA is a phone and audio accessory maker moving Marvel prop replicas into low-cost neon decor, priced at 7,980 yen with remote dimming and USB power rather than the usual collector-grade build.
A creator whose main output is short animated videos with voice-overs is being sold as a collectible figure through a DeNA-produced brand, which puts her in the same product category as the characters she voices.
The listing turns an illustrator's original character into a full 1/6 release with a deluxe variant, which places Ogi Pote's work in the same retail channel and price band as licensed character figures.
The listing pairs a standard figure with a higher-priced Deluxe Edition that adds an acrylic stand, a two-tier preorder structure that asks buyers to pay more for a display extra rather than a different sculpt.
A picture book character is being sold as a light and a new book together, with the author's wish to liven up bookstores given as the reason the project happened.
The pop-up extends the Gundam Base retail format into Toyama with a show floor that mixes limited Gunpla, sweets, and a roughly 2-meter statue, so the goods event is doing the work of a regional fan gathering.
The event-limited clear file is the only item the article says will not be sold after AGF2026, which puts the group illustration at the center of the lineup rather than the individual character goods.
An MGSD slot given to a non-Gundam design widens what the brand can cover, and Premium Bandai is selling the Kshatriya by lottery rather than open preorder.
Two Gundam ZZ mobile suits that have long gone without HG 1/144 kits get them in the same wave, and the Döven Wolf's build leans on the Mega Launcher and incom gimmicks rather than a straight static mold.
Three characters from one Yostar RPG, all at the same 2,970 yen price and the same June 2027 window, put TENITOL's mini line behind a single title rather than a spread of licenses.
A 1/4 scale figure at 39,600 yen is a collector-tier purchase, and FREEing is pricing Rias as a centerpiece piece rather than an impulse buy.
The merchandise lines up squarely with the show's habit of letting its cast, dead hero included, anchor the commercial side, and the print of Himmel and Zain on goods keeps the old party in the frame years before the Golden Land Arc airs.
A mid-December Snoopy drop puts Uniqlo's licensed graphics into the same gift window that rival chain Shimamura is already working with its own Snoopy goods, so the holiday shelf is crowded with the same character.
The merchandise line leans on Uchiyama's manga artwork and on Ultraseven imagery rather than on the upcoming Ultraman Teo, which suggests the anniversary push is selling the older catalog to adults who grew up with it.
The tie-up puts San-X's character in front of Chico's apparel customers through a small, fixed lineup of four items rather than a broad character-goods push.
The necklace is a prop whose whole function in the Greed Island arc is to break curses, and Premium Bandai is betting that detail is enough to carry a 9,900 yen piece of jewelry rather than a figure.