Dragon Ball Z Match Makers Figures Depict Cell and Android 16 Clash
The figures extend the Match Makers line's focus on dynamic battle scenes, this time recreating a tense standoff from the Cell Games arc.
The figures extend the Match Makers line's focus on dynamic battle scenes, this time recreating a tense standoff from the Cell Games arc.
The reprint brings back a specific variant of the series' iconic mecha for collectors, timed to the franchise's 30th anniversary and Hasegawa's ongoing model line.
The figure adapts a specific music video design by artist SAWTOWNE into Good Smile's standard Nendoroid format, making a viral look available as a collectible.
This marks the first time the 'One Piece Heroines' spin-off has partnered with a footwear brand, turning a story-specific costume detail into a purchasable product.
The lineup expands the Overlord merchandise slate with a new Chokonokko figure and a metallic poster alongside the previously teased Gracemaster figures, giving collectors a clear release date and price point.
This is the first major figure release tied directly to Mushoku Tensei III, giving collectors a high-end option for the character ahead of the anime's next cour.
These are the first Dark-version weapons for Death Gavvan in the main series, expanding the toy lineup with combinable robot modes.
The collaboration extends Blue Lock's merchandising into personal care, with a pop-up exhibition showing the characters in pajamas and a web commercial that plays on the series' ego-driven themes.
The ranking shows Toy Story 5 merchandise driving consumer demand in Japan's online toy market, with four of the top 10 spots going to products tied to the new film.
This marks the first One Piece paper knife modeled after Shanks' sword, following four earlier releases based on Zoro and Law's blades, and is produced by a traditional Seki bladesmith using local craft techniques.
The prize items tie the new Toy Story 5 film to a collectible gimmick that rewards buying all three figures, while the clock appeals to fans of the series' earlier installments.
The Bishoujo series, known for Yamashita's stylized takes on pop-culture icons, now applies its aesthetic to a non-human toy property, expanding the line's range beyond characters with existing humanoid designs.
The campaign is the first major retail tie-in for the Chiikawa film, using in-store events and exclusive merchandise to drive foot traffic during the movie's opening weekend.
This premium collector set brings the complete lineup of Ghost Eyecons closer to their on-screen appearance, expanding the CSM line for Kamen Rider Ghost.
HEMOXIAN enters the mecha-and-girl plastic kit space with a single set that offers multiple build options and a combined mode, a format that has proven popular in the Japanese hobby market.
The figure captures a specific performance moment from the series, with a stage base and detailed guitar sculpting that go beyond a standard character release.
The event gives fans a rare chance to buy limited-edition CCPJAPAN figures that use specialized molding techniques, while the franchise continues to expand with a third season of the Perfect Origin Arc anime already in production.
Alter's Implacable figure offers collectors a choice between a standard seated pose and a Special Ver. with interchangeable parts, expanding the range of display options for the popular ship girl.
The lineup introduces the latest Ultra Hero Ultraman Theo alongside anniversary and retro designs, continuing the CONVERGE MOTION series' pattern of mixing new and nostalgic Ultraman characters.
This is the first time the Ningen Daisuki line has featured Ultra Heroes, expanding the series into a major tokusatsu franchise with a compact, magnet-based format.
The piece marks the latest entry in a series where international sofubi artists reinterpret Godzilla through personal artistic lenses, this time blending mechanical design with traditional Japanese aesthetics.
The petadoll line expands with 12 total figures split across two themed arcs, offering collectors a choice between the series' hero and rival camps.
The third wave continues Uniqlo's year-long Shueisha centennial celebration by adding five more Weekly Shonen Jump and Shonen Jump+ titles to its apparel lineup.
The collaboration extends the Hetalia franchise into fashion merchandise shortly after the original manga ended, with a 20th-anniversary event scheduled for August.