STPR is running one Halloween campaign across all five of its groups rather than a single act, and the Tururippu delivery note tells buyers the goods miss the fourth one-man live.
The two lots split the film's closing act into separate purchases: the Sea God coloring is paint alone at 32,780 yen, while the Ginza version at 44,000 yen carries the roar, footstep, and heat ray sequence as a light and sound gimmick on the base.
Bandai is routing a collector-targeted G.M.G. set through a commemorative lottery window rather than standard preorders, keeping supply of the pair figure tied to its Mega Hobby EXPO event.
The third Snap Collection set moves the line past its opening roster into Dragon Ball's supporting cast, and the Last One Prize pairing Goku with Bulma gives buyers a reason to keep drawing after the main figures are gone.
A food-themed Ichiban Kuji line built around produce colorings and pouch goods gives BANDAI SPIRITS' low-price lottery format another character-driven SKU for the autumn release window.
The Hancock piece is the second P.O.P MAXIMUM crossover with a rival figure maker, which puts ALTER's sculpting into MegaHouse's top-tier line rather than its own catalog.
Logos is the kind of operator whose design carries specific props, and Good Smile is bundling the Bone Pen, Bone Whistle, and Feather Crown rather than selling a bare figure, which puts the Nendoroid closer to a full accessory set for Arknights collectors.
A scale figure priced at 21,800 yen with a release more than a year out shows Good Smile Company booking Blue Archive demand well ahead of production, a schedule that leaves little room for a second swimsuit Mika at this scale.
The two Fighting Spirit Premium Sets are capped at 20 sets each, so the reservation window, not the shipping date, is what decides who gets one.
The tie-up puts a fan-run merchandise operation inside one of Tokyo's most-visited landmarks, with goods sold at the FootTown store and the Main Deck itself.
The apparel is a merchandise play on a title that ran in the July 2026 anime season, turning two in-story costumes into items Cospa expects buyers to wear as everyday clothes.
POP UP PARADE's L size line has mostly carried single characters, and pairing the two halves of DECO*27's own Miku design as a matched set shows Good Smile treating the Decomiku concept as a two-piece unit rather than one figure.
The brand's own planner describes the line's concept as a set of sculpting choices (texture, wrinkles, contact) rather than exposed skin, which is how a prize brand is being asked to differentiate itself.
The set is a blind-box release sold through an overseas marketplace shop, so buyers face exchange-rate pricing and separate import duties on top of the stated product lineup.
Furyu is positioning TENITOL TALL as a mid-height non-scale line between its standard TENITOL brand and full-scale figures, and the two 2027 releases keep the brand's momentum going after its 2024 launch.
The tie-in arrives with the anime's last episode rather than ahead of its premiere, so the device sells to viewers who already know the roster and the final-episode Digimon printed on the shell.
The draw's art is drawn entirely from already-published Hifumi Shobo books and calendars, which makes the lottery a reprint channel for material fans could only get in those volumes rather than a vehicle for new illustrations.
The collection splits the anniversary into two channels, series art and an outside artist collaboration, and gives the JUN INAGAWA white T-shirt colors a ZOZOTOWN-only release.
The collaboration turns Eva unit color schemes into a mass-retail sizing decision, moving the anniversary project beyond dedicated fan channels into AVIREX's general store network.
Alter's anime and game editions are split into separate articles, which lets the outlet drop the three Touhou chibi prototypes in among the painted figures instead of giving them their own slot.
The extension gives the Okinawa park roughly four more months of Sanrio character programming to fit into travel and homecoming schedules.
Sticky Monster Lab's design language is being applied to a licensed arcade property, and the six types sold as a single complete box gives collectors a guaranteed full set instead of a blind pull.
Union Creative is opening a fillette ver. line for To Love-Ru Darkness with a paired release, so collectors are being asked to buy Kotegawa and Haruna as a set rather than as standalone pieces.
A re-release listing for a Table Museum figma is a quiet supply answer to demand the original run did not cover, and the extra parts make this version the one collectors can still order at retail price.