Bandai Releases Toy Story Gashapon Funny Time Series in July
The release adds a new, affordable collectible line to the Toy Story merchandise market, focusing on comedic character moments rather than standard action poses.
The release adds a new, affordable collectible line to the Toy Story merchandise market, focusing on comedic character moments rather than standard action poses.
The prize item extends Kasane Teto's physical merchandise presence with a new design from a specific illustrator, aimed at arcade-goers.
The prototype reveal gives collectors their first look at a figure based on a past Snow Miku design, signaling a new release in the long-running seasonal figure line.
The re-release brings back a 2021 GGG figure of a Zeta Gundam character, offering collectors a second chance at a piece that uses clear molding and transparent paint to suggest the character's aura.
This is the second Chozo Art Collection release from Steel Ball Run, following Gyro Zeppeli & Valkyrie, and the first to include interchangeable head and wrist parts as a store bonus.
The figure commemorates Racing Miku's 15th anniversary with a design that visually references the character's entire history through its ribbon motifs.
The kit marks saitom's original doujinshi work entering Good Smile Company's PLAMATEA line, offering a poseable figure with multiple customization options at a mid-range price point.
The figure marks the first Signature Class release based on a Hatsune Miku Symphony concert visual, bringing the highest-grade production line to a live-event key art.
The Nendoroid line extends to a cult horror game, with the bloody face option preserving the game's disturbing tone in a cute format.
The metallic version gives a second run to a crossover design that merges Evangelion's Beast Mode with Godzilla's rock-like skin and dorsal fins, now with a glossy finish.
The breadth of Kotobukiya's Anime Expo 2026 announcements, spanning multiple anime and game franchises with a new OSHI WORKS Mini line, signals an aggressive expansion of its figure portfolio targeting both established collectors and new audiences.
The figure adapts a specific in-game lobby visual, and the exclusive bonus expression part gives buyers a reason to order directly from Furuya's store.
The figure offers a larger-scale, base-free display option for Ryza fans, with a sculpted pose and detail that emphasize the character's design without the usual noodle stopper base.
This marks the first official gaming device collaboration for Wuthering Waves, extending the game's brand into hardware and offering fans a tangible way to engage with the character Danjin beyond the game itself.
This is the first Ichiban Kuji to include a figure of Diego Brando from Part 7, expanding the MASTERLISE antagonist lineup beyond the Parts 1 through 6 rivals.
The third installment of the Dragon Ball Fantastic Adventure Ichiban Kuji line launches this November with a vehicle figure as its top prize, continuing the series' pattern of scene-based collectibles.
The release marks a new physical collectible from Otherwhere based on RIKO's original character art, offering both individual and set purchases for collectors.
The collaboration offers a premium, detail-heavy collectible for Ace of Diamond fans, with each ring encoding character history through design elements like uniform number progression and hidden references.
The re-release at a higher price point signals sustained demand for high-end Evangelion merchandise and gives latecomers a second chance at a previously sold-out figure.
The pop-up extends the Gundam Base retail concept to a region without a permanent store, offering exclusive products and a hands-on assembly activity that targets both existing fans and newcomers.
The simultaneous pre-order opening for three distinct figure types from a single game shows Good Smile Company betting heavily on The First Descendant's character appeal across its entire product range.
The second wave expands the desk-friendly figure line with a mix of duelists and monsters, including a two-character set and a god card.
The collaboration merges Japanese horror iconography with streetwear and anime aesthetics, targeting a crossover audience at major U.S. conventions.
This is the second Street Fighter II Ichiban Kuji, following the first run, and it continues BANDAI SPIRITS' pattern of using the premium MASTERLISE figure line for fighting game characters, with the Last One variant offering a distinct color and expression that collectors may seek.