The August issue bundles a wide slate of Gunpla, from now-on-sale kits to a January 2027 MG, giving builders a full release calendar at a glance.
The Unit 2 figure includes the first sculpt of the Type 17 command vehicle, letting collectors pair it with the separately sold Unit 1 for a full deployment scene.
The figure captures Rio's serious expression and detailed suit and stockings, expanding the Blue Archive figure lineup with a new character release.
The announcement confirms Banpresto's first prize figures for the new Gundam series, bringing two key characters to the crane game market in a larger-than-usual size.
The new Kawaii YumYum MART series bundles five distinct Sanrio prize items across two August release waves, giving Sega Plaza a fresh branded lineup for the month.
The review offers an early, detailed look at the figure's assembly and final appearance, confirming its large scale and the accuracy of CHOCO's design under his supervision.
The figure recreates the Skill Hunter ability activation and signature coat-in-pocket pose, expanding the S.H.Figuarts line's Hunter x Hunter offerings with a detailed Phantom Troupe leader.
The full prize list confirms the kuji's complete lineup, including the new Chokonokko Figure and Marisa Kirisame as the Last One Prize, ahead of its August 14 release.
The 60th anniversary lineup pairs a retro Ultraman design with a classic alien and a dynamic Taro figure, giving collectors three distinct options in one release wave.
The two figures are designed to work together, with the Tachikoma's opening cockpit accommodating the Motoko figure, making them a paired display set for collectors.
The figure extends the Akane-banashi merchandise line by turning a key story moment into a collectible, part of the Mini Memory series that uses scenes from the work as motifs.
The announcement expands the PUNI☆MOFU line with a large-scale figure that emphasizes BLADE's soft character design and includes a shop-exclusive bonus.
The figure captures Mogador in a special nurse outfit from the mobile game, with detailed paintwork and optional expression and arm parts, making it a notable addition for collectors of Azur Lane merchandise.
The Qset+ series brings the Miya twins to a cute deformed format, with the banner detail adding a specific character moment for collectors.
Freeing's B-style line brings Lum to 1/4 scale in a pink bunny suit, a 465 mm piece priced at 36,300 yen with pre-orders open on Amazon.
The Juukenken Memorial Edition marks the first adult-oriented commercialization of the iconic weapon, offering a renewed shape and interactive features for longtime fans.
The L size format brings the morally rigid but unstable character to a larger scale, with the prototype and coloring credited to Oage and Yukichi.
The blind box release brings the film's multiple Spider-Man variants and suits into the BE@RBRICK CHASE format, giving collectors a surprise-based way to acquire the six designs.
The release ties the 30th anniversary of 'After War Gundam X' to STRICT-G's MADE IN JAPAN apparel line, offering two designs at 6,600 yen each with a limited pre-order window.
The release brings Ace Attorney characters to a new gashapon format, offering fans both ball chain and crab claw hardware options for each of the five characters.
The two sister figures share a common format and creative direction, making them a set that collectors will want to display together.
The SFS line expands its roster of legendary pro wrestlers with two new figures, each tied to a specific exhibition or anniversary pop-up event before general online pre-orders open.
The Nendoroid line expands into Ave Mujica with Doloris, offering fans a detailed collectible that captures the character's stage persona through included mask and guitar accessories.
The second wave expands the RC Senshado line to two schools, adding the Tiger II as the first heavy tank and enabling up to 4-on-4 team battles.