The lineup leans on in-game props rather than character portraits, so the anniversary merchandise sells the series' courtroom imagery to the people who already know what a Psyche-Lock is.
The second wave turns a commentator-and-character collaboration into hardware, with an iO panel priced at 14,300 yen that lets buyers rebuild the controller around Donpisha and Guile art.
The glove ships without haptics and without the trackers it needs to function, so the 49,500 yen price is an entry ticket to a setup that reaches well past the listed figure.
A camera maker's hardware is being sold as capsule-toy charm, which puts Canon's product line in the same vending channel as anime and character mascots.
A 1/2-scale soft vinyl figure at this size and price is a heavier commitment than the usual plush and mascot goods around Debidebi Debiru, and it puts Furyu's F:NEX brand deeper into VTuber character merchandising.
The lineup is ordered by serialization start, so the roster doubles as a timeline of Japanese manga readership across Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa, which is why the exhibition can market nostalgia to several generations of the same household.
The figure ties the merch to a specific in-service trainset, down to the printed car number 723-7013, which makes it a record of the collaboration livery rather than a generic One Piece item.
The tie-up returns after 2023 with a tight six-item run split evenly between Miffy and Boris, which tells you the brand is treating the bear as a co-lead rather than a side motif.
The campaign runs through January 11, 2027, so the tie-in outlasts the broadcast window of the season it is attached to and keeps the title in front of arcade customers into the new year.
The piece is a small, practical object drawn from a background detail of the film, which is the pattern Donguri Closet follows for its adult-oriented Ghibli goods.
A re-release puts a Shunya Yamashita horror figure back in reach at a discount to its reference price, and the swap parts and tape arrangement make the display the selling point rather than the character alone.
The kit pairs a Kotobukiya Megami Device body with an Aoshima Bunka Kyozai 1/12 Honda Z50J Gorilla '78 in an original color, so the collaboration reaches outside Kotobukiya's own model lines and into another maker's scale vehicle.
The cafe's ninth installment spreads the collaboration beyond the two cafe sites to 12 Animate Gratte stores and cookie pop-up sales points, so the tie-in now reaches customers who cannot visit Ikebukuro or Nipponbashi.
A 500 yen capsule that carries the series' audio cues puts Ace Attorney's most quoted lines into the same vending-machine channel Bandai already runs nationwide, which is a cheaper and more impulse-driven format than the franchise's usual merchandise.
The release turns Chiikawa's kurimanju gag designs into a winter goods line through a print-on-demand catalog, so the character art carries the season rather than a single fixed product.
Prime 1 Studio is building the Edgerunners cast in statue form, with Rebecca and David slated to open pre-orders later, so Lucy is the entry point for a lineup rather than a one-off.
A 150-piece run at 16,500 yen puts this squarely in collector territory, and the serial numbers make each lighter a single item rather than merchandise, which is the point of a series that has now reached nine volumes.
The pieces are cut in FRAY I.D's monochrome classical shapes and priced from 4,290 yen to 23,100 yen, which puts the collaboration in adult womenswear rather than character goods.
The sale prices a childhood collection as a seven-figure asset, and Ewbank's attributes the bidding to buyers now in their 30s and 40s with money to spend on the cards they grew up with.
The two kits return as labeled re-releases rather than new tooling, shipped painted in ACE COMBAT 7's own Skin#07 colors with plain dark gray versions sold separately for builders who want to paint their own.
The entire Namco-limited prize lineup is Elbaf Arc designs, so the draw is arc-specific figures and plush rather than One Piece merchandise at large.
The tie-up puts three Sanrio characters on Shimamura's own FIBER HEAT sock line at 759 and 1,089 yen per two-pair set, with the six sets split by construction and pattern rather than by a separate character-goods label.
A 770 yen draw puts the Tohoku Zunko and Zundamon Project into lottery-sold goods, with one design each for the acrylic panel and voice keyholder and twelve designs each for the magnet and badge tiers.
The April 2027 release is built on color accuracy: renewed molding colors, added runners and extra clear parts are the stated changes to both kits.