The two WarGreymon releases split the collaboration across a lottery for the large Toho Daikaiju sculpt and an open pre-order window for the smaller DefoReal, so the entry route differs by size rather than by figure.
It puts a Steins;Gate heroine in a Solarain racing line, priced and dated well ahead of release on Amazon.co.jp.
The roundup shows Bandai spreading the named headline kits across late 2026 and early 2027, with the two most expensive entries (MGEX Mighty Strike Freedom and MGSD 00 Raiser) both landing in March 2027.
Takara Tomy Arts is folding Sanrio's character catalog into a blind-box format where the hidden face is the pull, and pricing eight types at 1,870 yen each pushes the line past what a casual pickup costs.
The R-GUN Rivale & Valsione set costs 27,940 yen, a price point that treats a candy-toy kit as a high-end collectible rather than an impulse purchase.
The Friends line has settled into a reliable pattern of themed sets sold through candy aisles rather than hobby shops, and this space-cute round shows Bandai is keeping the format on a fixed schedule with new character art each time.
The third Friends wave confirms the lineup is still adding new poses to the sofubi line rather than repeating the earlier assortments, since the set mixes seven character figures with the returning butt pose.
The set draws its five characters from separate Key titles spanning CLANNAD to Summer Pockets, so the prize line is being positioned as a Key brand catalog rather than a single-franchise tie-in.
The prize structure groups six Phantom Troupe members alongside Hisoka, who is not a member of the group in the source material, putting a non-member into the lineup next to the Troupe.
The line leans on newly drawn Suu Morishita art rather than recycled key visuals, which is the usual selling point for a trading-goods run aimed at box buyers and Animate bonus collectors.
The set bundles the Heroes Chips and All Might cards that the two characters admired as children, so the accessories carry the same origin story the figures are meant to depict.
The Series has been restocked and expanded repeatedly across long-sleeve and short-sleeve shirts, sweatshirts, and kids' items, so the five additions extend a line the company keeps returning to rather than opening a new one.
Good Smile is putting a returning Slay the Spire character into its cheaper Nendoroid Light line before Slay the Spire 2's own release details are settled, a sign the merch pipeline is running ahead of the game itself.
The effect parts set is available alongside the figure, so the launch-state display the film showed can be built without waiting for a second release.
A small Fukuoka agency is testing whether AI preview plus in-house 3D printing can carry made-to-order figure production for both individuals and corporate clients.
The site launch moves ChibiDeco from a summer teaser on the company's social media to a priced, dated lineup, with all 13 types set for advance sale at Animate Girls Festival 2026 on November 7 and 8 and general sales still undated.
The re-release arrives roughly three and a half years after the anime's 2023 broadcast and its 2024 second cour, a gap wide enough that the first run likely missed the viewers who came to 2B through the adaptation rather than the 2017 game.
Razer is extending its Sanrio hardware line past Pompompurin into a second character, while leaving the Japan release undecided at announcement.
A re-release with pre-orders opening a full half year ahead of the April 2027 ship date puts Tamashii Nations' replica line back in front of Zelda buyers without a new game to ride, relying on the catalog music and the sword itself to carry the order window.
The tie-up puts a gacha-style prize and food lineup behind a Halloween run that starts October 10, and the included repost campaign closes October 9, before the collaboration itself opens.
The release lands while Sasaki is balancing idol DVD work with a race ambassador role for Wing Hin Motorsports and a first starring short drama, so her schedule now spans three different audiences.
The dates are the story: most of the announced figures were shown with no release window, which puts the concrete 2027 slots on a handful of MegaHouse items rather than across the participant list.
A small select shop is betting that its one proven pants seller can anchor a full apparel line, and the staggered release dates show the rollout is paced around the DOBON name rather than a single drop.
The four-item rollout ties the line's premium sets to the Ramenman lineage that runs through Brockenman, Brocken Jr., and The Ninja, so the figures are sold as a chain of relationships rather than standalone characters.