The two-kit release splits the Swordfish II into a premium 1/48 scale collectible and a simpler 1/72 scale entry model, giving Cowboy Bebop fans a clear price and complexity choice for the first time.
The statue offers a dual-display option for Reze's two forms, a rare feature for a single figure from the Reze Arc.
The PalVerse brand extends its deformed figure concept to one of the most popular recent fantasy anime, offering collectors a complete set of the main party.
The figure is the first physical collectible of Shigure Ui's younger self designed under her direct supervision, with a bonus expression part exclusive to Furyu's own store.
The figure brings a cross-franchise design from a limited LCD toy into a premium collectible line, giving the Godzilla-Digimon collaboration a large-scale physical release.
The figure extends the ongoing Hatsune Miku × Cinnamoroll collaboration line with a new prize-grade sculpt focused on soft, fluffy aesthetics.
The 4th edition introduces a new lying-down pose to the MEGA BIG Plushie line, a design shift that emphasizes relaxed cuteness while retaining the detailed reproduction horse racing fans expect.
The release marks a rare physical merchandise tie-in for a VR attraction, bringing Tsuburaya's classic monster designs into collectible form for visitors.
The Heavy Equipment Ver. is a large-scale display piece exceeding 40 cm wide, with adjustable rigging, and the Light Equipment Ver. uses pearl coating and clear parts for a detailed finish.
The collaboration brings NHK's children's programming into a major retail chain, making character merchandise widely accessible outside of specialty shops.
The release expands TLV's lineup with niche variants and police/fire service vehicles, appealing to collectors who want specific era and customization details.
The reveal gives fans their first look at a new high-end figure of a popular Shiny Colors idol, based on a specific SSR card art, with pre-orders opening soon.
The eighth and ninth Pendulum COLOR waves expand the Ilias Digital World roster with the Olympian Twelve and Plutomon, while maintaining cross-compatibility with the growing family of color LCD Digimon toys.
The Power Animal Series Extra finally produces long-requested phantom mecha from Gaoranger, expanding SMP's lineup with entirely new combination forms.
The figure brings a popular original character design into a collectible format, with a deluxe edition offering an additional bonus item.
The figure continues FREEing's line of large-scale bunny figures for classic visual novel heroines, offering a premium collectible for fans of the long-running ToHeart2 character.
The simultaneous pop-up shop and online pre-order campaign signal Kadokawa's continued investment in both series as merchandisable properties beyond their print runs.
Hasegawa bringing HK Models' large-scale WWII kits to the Japanese market gives domestic modelers access to detailed limited-run subjects with premium add-ons like 3D printed parts.
The second reprint of these Nendoroids indicates sustained demand for Heaven Official's Blessing merchandise years after the anime's initial release.
The debut of Magic Knight Rayearth prize figures after decades since the series aired signals renewed merchandising interest in the CLAMP classic, alongside ongoing lines for current hits like The Apothecary Diaries.
The reissue adds a three-way decal choice to a well-regarded 2010-era kit line, letting builders pick their preferred pilot without buying separate releases.
The Nendoroid Doll line expands its Fate/stay night offerings with a cloth-clad, articulated figure of Saber in her civilian clothes, a look not previously available in this format.
The figure marks the third COVERS release, a line that pairs characters with specific illustrators, and brings a new saitom-designed take on the iconic Wise Wolf to the figure market.
The figure extends the POP UP PARADE L size line with a risqué variant of a popular character from a series known for its adult parody of magical girl tropes.