The four talents get full figure treatment in RPG costumes, and each acrylic board prize is assigned a different illustrator, making the new illustrations the centerpiece of the lottery.
The made-to-order run extends the STPR Family apparel line beyond physical Avail stores, giving online customers a set window to order goods for all five units.
Square Enix now offers a 1/12 scale weapon collection with blind packaging, giving Dragon Quest fans a new way to collect iconic gear from the series.
This set turns a console known for its disc-based library into a display piece with 1990s game references, targeting adult collectors rather than children given the 18 and over age rating and the 27,980 yen price point.
The Halloween-season release translates the film's dark visual identity into nine everyday carry items, with the removable bow-tie tippet as the collection's centerpiece.
The Nagoya stop of the anniversary exhibition leans into local iconography, pairing Evangelion branding with Nagoya Castle and the shachihoko mascot for region-specific merchandise.
The early goods drop ties Persona 4 Revival merchandise to TGS 2026, giving attendees a first physical taste of the February 2027 release.
The restock gives collectors another chance to obtain the Goku Childhood Arc figure set in January 2027, with sequential release and limited availability.
The full SAGA2 prize list confirms the A-prize RX-78-2 Gundam BUSTISAN and the Last One Prize Mobile Suit Gundam THE GIGANT NAME as the draw's headline figures, with retail distribution set for October 3, 2026.
The shop frames goods sales as a location-based entertainment event, pairing anniversary merchandise with large-LED video presentations and a concurrent Odaiba digital stamp rally tied to Tokyo Joypolis' 30th anniversary.
The lottery lineup turns four memorable One Piece scenes into Revible Moment figures, with a large logo as the final-ticket prize.
The online lottery gives fans a no-losing-draw route to Princess Lover! merchandise, with sales tied to the Kujibikido campaign running through early October.
The lottery extends the idol-themed merchandise trend to core Disney characters, with the figure collection covering eight characters including Max and Clarice, who appear less often in such high-end prize lines.
The lottery ties the 25th anniversary of Final Fantasy X to a retail campaign with a high-end Yuna figure as the finale prize.
The lineup captures some of the most impactful scenes in One Piece, and the return of the popular ONE PIECE THE GIGANT NAME as the Last One Prize gives collectors a reason to chase the final ticket.
The 1/3 scale bunny figure line continues with a High School DxD Hero character, priced at 88,000 yen and standing roughly 65 cm tall, with reservations now live on Amazon.
The booth expands its lineup with three new franchises while offering themed goods from Fallout, Cyberpunk 2077, and Poppy Playtime at the September event.
The re-release updates the 2017 figure with a new color scheme realized with the original designer's cooperation, while keeping the three-mecha transformation and combination system intact.
The kit returns as a reproduction of the February 2024 release with no specification changes, giving builders another chance at a convertible model that recreates both versions of the craft.
The figure lands the First Hokage in the S.H.Figuarts line for the first time, tied to his Fourth Great Ninja War role.
The Revival Edition re-release gives collectors a second chance to secure the Pisces Gold Saint through a lottery, with identical contents to the February 2025 release.
The kit is a new Original SD Gundam World release with completely new molding and pre-colored blue metallic runners, positioned as a Reiwa Original SD.
This release updates the 2013 Robot Damashii version with die-cast and detailed paint, appealing to collectors of the 30th-anniversary Gundam X line.
The reissue updates a 2017 release with new coloring while the Movie Graphic Plus Godzilla brings a 1993 poster into three dimensions with sculpting by Yuji Sakai.