Sanrio Character Fest Extends Run At Okinawa Indoor Park To November 30
The extension gives the Okinawa park roughly four more months of Sanrio character programming to fit into travel and homecoming schedules.
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.
The tie-in arrives in the same September 2026 window Tsuburaya is marking 30 years since Ultraman Tiga began broadcast, so the limited run leans on the episode-1 monster rather than the hero.
The package art is the last piece of sales material for a kit that only runs on Kadokawa Store preorders until October 21, ahead of a February 2027 release.
The kit is a revised build rather than a straight reissue, with a single-piece front hair part, renewed eye designs on three face parts, double elbow joints, and a new normal-mode knee structure carried over from Grand Scale Lumitia.
Yolopark's AMK PRO line has been drawing on live-action Transformers designs, and pulling the 2007 film Ironhide into it alongside the Bumblebee Optimus Prime gives the series a two-film spread rather than a single-movie focus.
The shop turns the summer fair's newly drawn illustrations into physical goods, with a lottery-numbered entry on the first weekend and a made-to-order run afterward for buyers who miss the Akihabara window.
For a courtroom series, the anniversary merchandise is aimed at working adults rather than collectors: a laptop-sized leather bag priced at 38,500 yen, sold through a bag brand's own store, which is a different buyer than the usual game goods shelf.
The May 2028 release date and the roughly twenty-month gap between order close and shipping put PRISMA WING's Emilia in the same long-lead pattern the brand already runs across its Re:ZERO line, so collectors ordering now are committing to a two-year wait.
The monochrome repaints lean on Go Nagai's original manga-era presentation, meaning Kaiyodo is selling the 1972 source look rather than the anime colors collector shelves usually carry.
A Griffon release that bundles the Aqua Unit and the Flight Unit with an Ingram Unit 2 broken head pushes the line toward diorama building, giving Special Vehicles Division 2 collectors the enemy machine and the aftermath of their showdown in one box.
Separate store dates and a shared pre-order window mean the check shirts land two weeks before the sukajan, so buyers cannot collect both lines in one store visit.
A lottery-only second run for a Reanimation-form figure tied to a sold-separately Naruto Uzumaki release shows Bandai Spirits is still working the Fourth Great Ninja War cast through Premium Bandai rather than open retail.
Threezero is extending its MDLX line past the first wave of Optimus Prime, Bumblebee, and Megatron by reusing existing molds in film-specific colorways, which keeps the anniversary push running without new tooling.
The reveal shows Ken Elephant leaning on recurring names (Ito Junji, mojojojo, DOLLSSAN) at the same time it adds animal and mascot lines, keeping the January and February 2027 slots filled across capsule and blind box formats.
Two figures aimed at different shelf sizes and price points, with the Nahida bonus tied to the first production run and Kinich placed in an existing line rather than a standalone scale release.
A 120-issue weekly build is a long commitment for a licensed film model, and DeAgostini is betting that Maverick's Hornet can hold collectors for the full run.
Kotobukiya is placing two Snowball Earth leads in its lower-priced OSHI WORKS line at separate monthly releases two months apart, so the pair can be bought as a set rather than as one higher-priced centerpiece.
Doyusha's RC lineup is leaning on a Le Mans-winning prototype and a current Hypercar entry, plus a reissued Beetle, to cover both serious racing machines and casual buyers in the same October 2026 slot.
The collaboration moves Haikyu!! into merchandise-driven retail with in-store goods and a lottery, while Production I.G supplies new drawings of relaxed off-court character art rather than reused anime material.
The third volume of a goods line built on magazine-run gravure art shows Kujibikido functioning as a recurring outlet for Otomate character material rather than a one-off tie-in.
The candy-toy line lands on the TV anime version of Ghost in the Shell rather than the films, which tells you where Eftoys expects the sticker buyers to come from.