Bleach Popup Shop Features 29 Quincy in Monochrome Illustrations
The event is the first popup shop dedicated to the Stern Ritter, offering a rare merchandise lineup focused entirely on the Quincy faction from Bleach.
The event is the first popup shop dedicated to the Stern Ritter, offering a rare merchandise lineup focused entirely on the Quincy faction from Bleach.
The collection marks a rare crossover between a classic American sneaker brand and a globally recognized Sanrio character, sold exclusively through PLAZA's retail chain.
The two-kit release gives modelers a choice between a high-end, gimmick-packed build and a simpler, cheaper entry point for the iconic ship.
The second original project at WonFes expands the event beyond its usual scope, with a themed exhibition area that nearly doubles the number of participants from the first Creature Wonder Fest.
The figure captures a key narrative moment from the game and offers a premium articulated option for collectors, with a store-exclusive variant adding symbiote-effect parts.
The Priscilla figure extends Vertex's Elf Village bathing suit sub-line with a new character design by Asanagi, offering collectors a standard and a limited edition with alternate expression and accessories.
The figure marks Calbone's entry into Girls' Frontline 2 merchandise with a detailed skin-based sculpt and a premium price point.
The figure gives fans of the Kazuya Tsurumaki-directed series a way to display a supporting character whose adult design has already earned him a nickname among viewers.
The figure is the third in a set based on the same anniversary cover, with a linked purchase campaign at Kadostore that includes a special display base for all three.
The figure expands the Meido Busou lineup with a second character, offering multiple display options that reference a specific doujinshi illustration.
The lineup mixes a recent main-series lead from Iron-Blooded Orphans with classic Universal Century designs, expanding the pre-assembled action figure line's coverage across Gundam eras.
The lottery marks a new wave of Fist of the North Star merchandise from Bandai Spirits, with the MASTERLISE figure line and Hokuto Shinken-themed lifestyle goods as the key draws.
The collaboration brings Evangelion into GU's affordable, trend-focused apparel line, offering fans a retro-styled alternative to standard merchandise.
The collaboration marks a new apparel tie-in for the Puppet Sunsun character brand, offering a full range of clothing and accessories at GU's standard price points.
The figure extends Good Smile Company's line of concert-commemorative Miku figures, with the translucent ice-and-aurora theme being a notable visual departure from standard releases.
The Black Clear Ver. gives collectors a limited-edition variant of the popular waiting-pose Gundam figure line, sold only through Bandai's own retail channels.
This marks one of the first physical merchandise items for Mouthwashing, an indie horror game that gained a cult following, and the package-as-craft-kit gimmick ties the figure directly to the game's most iconic prop.
The release marks a new merchandise category for the revived anime, using scent as a way to evoke a character's presence rather than relying on visual or tactile goods alone.
The reveal of three scale figures in a single Ichiban Kuji lineup marks a premium prize tier for the Gakuen Idolmaster sub-series, with the Last One variant of Mao Arimura also offered through a double chance campaign.
The re-release updates a popular 2010-era kit line with multi-character decal options and removes transformation gimmicks for sharper aircraft and robot proportions, while allowing Gerwalk mode through separate purchase.
The first Desktop Cute figures for Ichigo 100% characters mark a new addition to Taito's prize figure lineup, expanding the series' merchandise presence.
The shop offers advance-sale merchandise with original summer-themed character art, a seasonal promotional strategy for the Haikyu!! franchise.
The figma line for Bunny Garden 2 is moving from announcement to physical prototype, and the addition of two play sets expands the product range beyond single figures.
The petadoll line brings a new sitting-pose format to Yu-Gi-Oh! characters, offering collectors two themed sets that separate the main cast from the antagonists.