The re-releases bring back classic 1960s and 1950s Aurora kits, offering modelers a chance to build pieces of plastic model history with original box art and period-specific construction.
The return of these Eric So-designed VCD figures as general releases with mini art makes the pop art pair widely available beyond their earlier limited runs.
The figure brings a specific illustration from kakao's art book to physical form, with detailed sculpting and scenario-based accessories.
The lineup pairs a crossover Haruhi figure with anniversary items and a multi-mode Arbalest kit, giving collectors a single window to secure several high-end KADOKAWA items.
The release ties a toy icon to a franchise that became a U.S. social phenomenon, sold directly through Medicom Toy's own shop.
The figure brings the game's genius researcher into Myethos's Gift+ line, with pre-orders now open on Amazon.co.jp.
The figure captures Saki in an uncharacteristically pensive moment, with the figure and chair as separate pieces that buyers can position freely.
The ranking shows a mix of character-based kits and realistic models, with the top three split between an original character, a dinosaur, and a retro anime robot.
The Special Edition gives longtime readers a version of Cobra in the purple suit from the manga's early color art, a look distinct from the standard release, and AmiAmi's provisional order status signals limited production numbers.
The figure brings NIKUO's self-modeled character to physical form with detailed, removable accessories, marking a notable release for fans of the illustrator's work.
The collaboration brings the full Aqours roster into the Mitacle Block line, with unit-specific background sets that let fans recreate the worlds of CYaRon!, Guilty Kiss, and AZALEA.
The collaboration marks the 30th anniversary of PaRappa the Rapper with a new illustration by creator Rodney A. Greenblat, extending the franchise into everyday fashion goods.
The lottery marks the first time Riku has been made into a figure in Ichiban Kuji, pairing him with the Sora statue as the Last One prize.
The event pairs a physical Ikebukuro venue with online sales and later expansion to AMNIBUS and Animate, giving the Blue Lock merchandise campaign a multi-channel reach beyond a single store.
This marks Hot Toys' first major push into Fortnite merchandise, a game with a massive player base, and the event combines early sales with a worldwide limited figure, signaling a new revenue stream for the collectibles maker.
This pair of releases shows Eonic Toys expanding its lineup of retro Tatsunoko heroes in a consistent 1/10 scale format, offering collectors a matching set of iconic characters from two classic series.
The figure's included Hoshino crewman rope-grabbing part directly recreates a specific scene from the 1966 episode, a level of scene-specific accessory detail that the sources highlight as a selling point for collectors.
The event pairs the 30th anniversary of Juukou B-Fighter with the first Sendai stop for the Metal Hero pop-up format, and the merchandise lineup includes a postcard set depicting the finale crossover with Blue SWAT and Janperson, which the sources describe as a moment that stirs nostalgia.
The inclusion of the beehive keychain with a medicine attachment is a direct nod to a gameplay mechanic in the Animal Crossing series, where shaking trees can drop beehives that sting the player, and medicine is used to treat the sting.
This figure continues Myethos' Gift+ line with a casual, everyday outfit version of a popular Arknights character, a departure from the more combat-oriented designs often seen in the game's merchandise.
The lottery is tied to TAMASHII NATION 2026, making the figure a commemorative item that rewards higher-tier CLUB TAMASHII MEMBERS with purchase access.
The fifth glamb installment extends the franchise's apparel line with a Golden Wind set that covers the Bucciarati team and Polnareff across full outfits and accessories.
The collection extends the Toy Story 5 experience into everyday fashion, offering parent-child coordinated looks with items inspired by Woody and Jessie's style.
The MLE brand extends the Ikebukuro West Gate Park drama into wearable merchandise, giving fans a direct way to own pieces marked with the series' in-story gang insignia.