The collaboration ties into Pompompurin's 30th anniversary and its first-place finish in the 2026 Sanrio Character Ranking, giving the character a fashion crossover at a milestone moment.
The shop's theme directly invokes the Cape Cod summer from the manga's ending, selling goods that let readers carry that specific season with them.
The fourth collaboration continues the series of Moomin-themed innerwear and loungewear from une nana cool, expanding the franchise's merchandise reach in Japan.
The anniversary merchandise turns the live event's male cast into a uniform plush lineup, a format that highlights the agency's generational range across its 45-year history.
The event pairs a physical pop-up at Tower Records Shibuya with concurrent web sales, giving fans two purchase routes for the same newly drawn rain-themed goods.
The cafe splits its drink lineup and dining bonuses into two periods, so repeat visits are built into the event's structure.
The sleeping bag's return for a second order run confirms its popularity, while the new apparel line extends the STRICT-G NANGA collaboration into everyday wear.
The pop-up pairs the 30th-anniversary AUTOart scale model with a real AE86, letting fans compare the detailed replica against the actual car at a Gunma venue tied to the series' mountain-pass setting.
The new merchandise line, including a burger-themed sticker and a diplomatic towel, expands the franchise's summer goods offerings with functional outdoor items.
The collaboration marks the first time the long-running anime series has partnered with eyewear brand Zoff, expanding its merchandise into prescription glasses and accessories.
The event splits its new artwork into two contrasting themes, walking and fighting backs, giving the same characters distinct visual treatments across a 12-item goods lineup.
The magazine pairs a premium die-cast Tomica with a buildable robot in a double bonus issue, drawing fan reactions over the model's quality.
The movie gets a complete six-figure trading lineup covering all three heroines in both magical girl and school uniform looks, with a box purchase guaranteeing the full set.
The collaboration brings the Stardust Crusaders cast into MAYLA's footwear line, with each pump offered in two ribbon options, and orders close August 19.
The figure marks the fourth entry in Pink・Cat's Vanistain Fantasy 1/6 series, and it turns a two-time popularity poll winner into a detailed collectible with extensive customization options.
The second Greed Island-themed Ichiban Kuji expands the arc's merchandise with a wider figure range and a Last One prize of Biscuit in her muscular form.
The D prize coin bank, featuring Yukari's 'put lots of money in' comment, is a distinctive item that ties the lottery to the series' shrine setting.
The figure captures the character's first ascension design, a specific in-game form, and is now available for pre-order through multiple retailers with a set release window.
The second re-release of the MODEROID Getter 1 kit gives new buyers another chance to get the fully combining model, with reservations open for a limited window.
The two figures join a broader August and September Blue Archive lineup from Sega, expanding the series' presence in the prize figure market.
The plush towers over a seated adult model in the official visual, giving the 66,000 yen price tag a physical scale that sets it apart from standard character merchandise.
The Cinderella figure's see-through knit detail and urban fashion design highlight Good Smile Company's focus on texture reproduction, a key selling point for NIKKE figures aimed at collectors.
The seven-item lineup spans hands-on play sets, display pieces, and a second wave of the GOO JIT ZU squishy figures, with release dates spread from late September 2026 to mid-January 2027.
The two figures bring the post-Death of Superman successor candidates from The Return of Superman into Medicom Toy's Japan-originated soft vinyl series, expanding the line beyond its current roster.