BanG Dream! MyGO!!!!! Tomori Takamatsu Prize Figure Launches May 2026
The figure arrives ahead of the January 2027 TV anime BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!!, keeping the band's profile active during the wait.
The figure arrives ahead of the January 2027 TV anime BanG Dream! It's MyGO!!!!!, keeping the band's profile active during the wait.
The selection of Chun Wang, a proven commercial mission commander, for both a lunar flyby and the first Starship Mars mission signals SpaceX is moving from test flights to crewed interplanetary operations.
Furyu, known for RPGs and visual novels, is entering the survival TPS genre with a Showa-retro horror setting, a notable genre pivot for the studio.
The update marks the end of major content for a live service that ran nearly nine years, with Bungie publicly stating it will redirect studio resources toward its next title.
The collaboration brings the Puppet Sunsun character brand to a major fast-fashion retailer with a focused seasonal theme and broad size range.
The announcement revives a niche Sunsoft platformer from the Super Famicom era with modern online features, continuing a pattern of retro remakes targeting the current console generation.
The reprint brings back a popular collaboration figure that originally sold out, giving collectors a second chance at a Mai Yoneyama-designed Miku with translucent detailing.
The fair expands Blue Lock's merchandise slate with a distinct futuristic cat-ear aesthetic, offering collectors a limited-time lineup across Animate's online and physical stores.
The adaptation brings a niche court medical comedy with a female lead skilled in suturing surgery to television, a premise uncommon in the current seasonal lineup.
The Dungeon Build system gives players direct control over dungeon layout and enemy encounters, a rare degree of player agency in a genre that typically presents fixed maps.
This is the fourth character visual for the ice show, and the first to depict a specific sword warrior in a skating pose, signaling the production is moving toward full performance details and ticket sales.
The project marks an attempt to replace intuition-based esports training with reproducible, data-driven methods through formal academic partnerships.
The rebranding signals a structural shift in how a top Japanese esports organization defines itself, moving from title-specific teams to a cross-game club model that pools resources and fan support.
The album marks a chronological cap on Sakamoto's decade-long musical involvement with Fate/Grand Order, collecting every theme she contributed from launch through the final chapter.
This adaptation brings a long-running shojo medical fantasy to screen with a staff heavy on veteran episode directors and Precure composers, suggesting Kadokawa is betting on a niche but established property rather than a new hit.
The additions of Koshimizu and Koyasu, along with angela's theme song, round out the core cast and music for the summer premiere.
The PV gives the first extended look at the series' tone and character dynamics ahead of its July premiere, while confirming the full ending theme.
Kadokawa's admission that its reliance on isekai and web novel-style titles caused consumer fatigue marks a rare self-critical turn for a publisher that built its recent growth on those genres.
The presence of top fighting game players at the exhibition signals that the developer is positioning Sangokushi Eiyuuden: Arena as a competitive title ahead of its release.
The Japan premiere brings the lead actor, who is also Michael Jackson's real nephew, and the director of a biopic that has already become the highest-grossing biographical film in North America to promote the film in a key international market.
Japanese support opens Witchfire to a new audience as the game approaches a major update that reworks its endgame and difficulty systems.
The figure adapts a specific illustration by Oh! Great into a premium sculpt with integrated lighting, marking a higher-end release for the Bakemonogatari franchise.
The mixed critical reception highlights a divide between players who appreciate traditional JRPG mechanics and those who expect modern polish, with technical problems on Switch and missing Spanish localization cited as barriers.
The event shows the continued scale and diversity of cosplay culture in Kyushu, with a major venue hosting participants from across Japan and beyond.