My Dress-Up Darling Marin Kitagawa Gets Knit Ver. 1/6 Scale Figure From F:NEX
The figure presents Marin in a new casual knit dress look with a mature expression, expanding the range of available merchandise for the series.
The figure presents Marin in a new casual knit dress look with a mature expression, expanding the range of available merchandise for the series.
The figure offers multiple face parts with movable eyes and a cloth jacket, with the deluxe edition and separate parts providing a swimsuit option for the same character.
The set marks the first Joker: Folie a Deux figure release in Medicom Toy's new global sofubi line, following three prior installments.
The model kit brings a municipal mascot into the growing Plafia lineup, offering both a standard and a mini-figure bundle for collectors.
The re-release and new variant give fans of the 2014 mecha series a second chance to acquire a detailed, transforming model of the show's central machine.
The addition of Ninomiya's EK9 expands the 1/24 Initial D lineup beyond the main cast's cars, acknowledging the Todou Juku semi-pro group's role in the story.
The release marks a broad, print-on-demand expansion of Harry Potter apparel on Amazon Japan, offering a wide size and color range without inventory risk.
The 60th anniversary lottery marks a major milestone for the Ultraman franchise with a dedicated prize series from Bandai Spirits.
The set expands the Mobile Suit Ensemble line beyond main mobile suits to include support vehicles and aircraft from across the Gundam franchise.
The second PEZ piggy bank expands a collaboration between a global candy brand and a niche Japanese soft vinyl maker, turning a collectible novelty into an ongoing product line.
The fourth volume introduces glow-in-the-dark figures and an updated fresh tuna variant, expanding the series' gimmick range while maintaining its 1/1 scale sushi format.
The collection blends street and resort aesthetics through multiple original patterns, and the Ayumi Hamasaki collaboration directly links apparel to a current tour, giving fans a tangible tour commemorative item.
The collaboration ties a classic horror icon to a traditional Japanese seasonal calendar, reframing Sadako as a figure of aesthetic beauty rather than pure terror.
The lottery arrives just over a week after the October 23 theatrical release of Made in Abyss: The Awakening Mystery, giving fans a merchandise tie-in timed to the film's debut.
The Nagoya pop-up marks POP MART's return to the city after an absence, with a location inside a department store that has operated for over 400 years, and brings both a major anniversary series and a sports tie-in to a single retail event.
The pop-up store marks the first physical retail event tied to the series' finale, offering exclusive merchandise and in-store experiences for fans in Tokyo.
The T-shirts turn the wearer into a Pokemon through oversized face prints and tail appliques, extending the brand's apparel line into a more literal cosplay direction.
The event marks a rare large-scale Tom and Jerry merchandise pop-up in Japan with a Japan-specific food-culture theme and a nationwide tour planned afterward.
Prime 1 Studio used its own showcase event to unveil a broad slate of high-end statues across multiple franchises, signaling continued investment in premium collectibles for both anime and Western IP.
This revival edition brings back a highly sought-after die-cast figure from the METAL BUILD line, which is known for premium paint and metal joints, at a time when Gundam SEED franchise interest remains high following the 2024 film.
The CHANGEARTS line applies Tamashii Nations' established transformation engineering to a collectible format that directly mimics the in-universe Hoi-Poi Capsule gimmick, making the toy itself a reference to the source material rather than just a static figure.
The collection uses a lottery system for limited-edition shirts, a sales method that creates scarcity ahead of the film's release rather than offering open pre-orders.
This marks the first collaboration between STRICT-G and NUBIAN for the 'Hathaway's Flash' film, bringing high-end streetwear production techniques to Gundam apparel.
The series extends Sanrio's merchandise strategy beyond standard character goods into a themed lifestyle line that treats the plushies as both display items and functional accessories, a format Sega Fave is rolling out across photo booths and arcade prizes simultaneously.