Myethos Opens Preorders for Ruan Mei Figure from Honkai: Star Rail
A 1/7 scale figure at 37,290 yen with shipping more than a year out shows how far ahead Honkai: Star Rail merchandise is now being booked.
A 1/7 scale figure at 37,290 yen with shipping more than a year out shows how far ahead Honkai: Star Rail merchandise is now being booked.
The collection ties a fashion label to a Sanrio character through a single retail channel, skipping FURFUR's own online store and directly managed shops entirely.
The merchandise push lands while the first Chiikawa film is still in theaters and the manga, serialized since 2020, keeps feeding three separate design lines at once.
The collection lands weeks before the remake's third season premieres in October, giving the revived Ranma 1/2 a merchandising push timed to the broadcast rather than to the manga's original run.
Two separate Pokemon 30th anniversary retail pushes land in the same week, with 3COINS taking the variety-store route at 330 yen and up while ZOZOTOWN runs made-to-order T-shirts at 3,960 yen, so the anniversary is being monetized at both ends of the price range.
The cafe's October 12 bromide campaign and birthday drink are timed to Ryunosuke Tsunashi's birthday, so the second half of the run carries a separate draw for the TRIGGER fan base.
HoloModel's Love Live! catalog now carries μ's alongside the Aqours bodies, and buyers can photograph the two together, which widens the service's crossover photography options without adding a new one.
The anniversary apparel arrives as a single hand-printed tee sold across two channels, so the release rests on the in-store line and the EC listing rather than a product range.
The figure draws on the film's epilogue cut rather than a battle pose, which puts a secondary character's closing-scene moment into a figure line built mainly around the female cast of the SEED films.
Bellfine's Gunbuster kit answers demand that has held for years after the 1988 OVA, and the December 2026 window puts it at the far end of the release schedule.
The collection ties the show's 30th anniversary to a STAFF WEAR PARTNER deal, putting seven domestic publishers' characters on one garment under BEAMS MANGART and extending the show's merchandise reach beyond the Makuhari Messe floor.
The extra run is a direct response to the online store's continuing connection failures during the September 11 pre-order, so Graniph is spreading demand across a second date rather than leaving the sixth DQ+g drop sold out at launch.
The kit turns Tung's Japan-facing mecha design into a model with a design credit and a box art credit from the original artist, so the release reaches the hobby side of a project that started as a concept-art world.
The caravan moves Dragon Quest Island's merchandise out of Nijigen no Mori and onto highway rest stops, with three further service-area dates already set through June 2027.
The collaboration moves Bocchi the Rock! merchandise from the band's own iconography to a named supporting character's wardrobe, and SuperGroupies is placing it through Animate and Gamers storefronts rather than a music or apparel-only channel.
The merchandise and the Tokyo Game Show stage land on the same day, timed to the weekend of Shine Post BRiGHT STARS FESTIVAL 2026, so Aetas is routing the project's concert momentum into retail and a live-streamed booth event rather than treating the plush line as a standalone product drop.
The Ebina stop turns a touring goods project into a local mall run with a timed character event and a purchase-bonus gacha, the parts that pull repeat visits rather than a single purchase.
MAYLA is extending its Rozen Maiden collaboration line from hair ornaments and bag charms into full apparel, and the two-doll split targets the franchise's long-running Shinku and Suigintou pairing.
The collaboration puts Hello Kitty into sporty everyday wear sold through AEON's national retail network rather than a character goods specialty channel, and the pieces are priced and sized for adults.
The liner jacket extends STRICT-G.ARMS, the line that treats the Universal Century as real historical fact, from apparel built around a fictional army's insignia into a piece designed to be worn as everyday clothing.
The collaboration puts a Magazine Pocket delinquent series into a mass-market bathhouse chain, which reaches the same general audience the manga and its 2024 and 2025 anime seasons and December live-action film were built for.
Three figures routed through a single two-week lottery window on Premium Bandai, rather than open preorders, puts the allocation decision in the lottery rather than the store listing.
The goods pull their cast straight from The Fallen Angel of the Highway, so the merchandise push runs alongside the film still in theaters rather than on the TV series alone.
CHECKER48 is staking the collection on the middle ground between performance-first sportswear and fashion-first golf style, and the ELEGANT BLACK colorway makes that position concrete rather than a slogan.