The Monsters, Inc. set extends the Shoulder Lean Hug concept-figures posed hugging character-related items while leaning sideways-into a popular licensed property, expanding the Perihapi! line beyond original designs.
The jinbei and pouch are the latest Attack on Titan merchandise timed to the revival screening of The Last Attack, offering fans a practical summer garment with Survey Corps branding.
The Oddgood line marks a fresh merchandise push for the final arc of the Bleach anime, targeting fans who want character-themed everyday wear.
The collaboration brings the long-running ninja comedy's distinct character groups into wearable accessories, with engraved names and color-coded pearls that reflect the series' attention to its ensemble cast.
The pop-up store ties the July 3 release of Toy Story 5 to a physical retail event at a major Tokyo transit hub, offering exclusive goods and a purchase bonus.
The event marks the first TaKaRaBaKo pop-up in about half a year and coincides with new merchandise tied to the series' ongoing presence, including the announced Clear Card Arc sequel.
The Sinanju joins the GUNDAM UNIVERSE line, offering a play-focused, affordable alternative to higher-end model kits for fans of Full Frontal's mobile suit.
The reprint marks the 10th anniversary of the S.O.C line, which is known for its seated character poses, and the renewed coloring on a popular character like Sanji suggests continued demand for premium One Piece collectibles.
The collaboration expands Hell's Paradise merchandise into fashion, offering character-inspired clothing designed for daily use rather than costume replicas.
The pop-up store expands the franchise's physical retail presence across Japan with a seasonal yukata-themed collaboration with designer Keita Maruyama.
The Cinnamoroll Lottery is a seasonal retail event that combines a guaranteed-prize format with limited-quantity items, making it a direct purchase driver for Sanrio's character merchandise.
The mochocho series expands Haikyu!! merchandise beyond Karasuno, spotlighting fan-favorite rival schools with a unified chibi design line.
The figure is the latest in Kotobukiya's affordable OSHI WORKS line, offering a detailed sculpt of Eren from the series' climactic finale at a mid-range price point.
The kuji gives Steel Ball Run its first dedicated MASTERLISE figure set, with a larger-than-usual Gyro Zeppeli and a horse figure for Slow Dancer, items that are rare in the JoJo figure market.
The shop shifts focus to the League of Villains with dedicated merchandise, expanding the franchise's seasonal pop-up strategy beyond hero-centric offerings.
The collaboration brings Frozen designs to Avail's affordable daily-goods range, making character merchandise accessible for everyday use at prices well below typical anime goods.
The collection extends Sanrio's 30th-anniversary merchandise push for Pompompurin into a second eyewear wave, adding kids' sizes and exclusive accessories.
The figure expands the Diorama line with a detailed stage-play scene and gaze-tracking eye gimmick, a notable feature for Arknights collectors.
This is the first time ANNA SUI mini has used a sunburned Hello Kitty design, blending the brand's retro floral archive with a seasonal Sanrio motif for summer.
The limited Zippo offers a collectible physical tie-in for the MF Ghost franchise as it heads toward its confirmed Final Season.
The lineup pulls from multiple Gundam series in one volume, and the EX parts for Barbatos let builders upgrade through its first four forms from Iron-Blooded Orphans.
The popup extends the Gridman Universe merchandise line with a fresh office-lady theme, offering exclusive goods and purchase bonuses that reward both casual shoppers and Epos Card holders.
The watch marks Pokemon's 30th anniversary with a dense, nostalgic design that has already triggered fan anxiety over limited supply and resale competition.
The TOYRISE Force Getter Robo is a new original design built around full transformation and combination, prioritizing physical play over static display.