Moderoid Plastic Model Kit of Testa-Rossa From Trails of Cold Steel Announced
Testa-Rossa is the third Divine Knight from the series to get a MODEROID kit, joining Valimar and Ordine, allowing collectors to complete the set.
Testa-Rossa is the third Divine Knight from the series to get a MODEROID kit, joining Valimar and Ordine, allowing collectors to complete the set.
The pop-up brings a curated selection of PlayStation-licensed merchandise to a high-traffic Tokyo transit hub, with new Ape Escape goods debuting alongside pre-orders.
The DNA figure concept offers a new physical representation of a character's essence, and this life-size display marks a novel anniversary commemoration for the Sonic franchise.
The revival of two signature LBX kits from the Danball Senki line signals continued interest in the series' model kit market, with BANDAI SPIRITS offering upgraded Hyper Function versions rather than simple reprints.
The Nanoblock kits offer a new, non-model-kit way to build the iconic Evangelion mecha, timed with ongoing figure releases from Good Smile Company.
The Match Makers line continues to focus on iconic fight scenes with sculpted volume, and this pair marks the first time Goku and Vegeta's initial confrontation has been rendered as a set of prize figures.
The collaboration expands on last year's initial Moomin x Yogibo releases, adding a textile design by the original author and a character-shaped cushion that targets adult fans of Nordic interior design.
The figure marks a new physical release for Jakudenpa's original character design, expanding the artist's presence in the collectible figure market.
The collaboration brings a wide range of Kingdom Hearts apparel to Graniph stores, covering characters, symbols, and world motifs across multiple product types.
The additional pre-order window signals higher-than-expected demand for the Puppet Sunsun collaboration, giving fans a second chance to secure items after the June 19 launch.
The lottery extends the Ichiban Kuji line's focus on the Universal Century era with a mix of character figures and mecha collectibles aimed at Gundam's core fanbase.
The lottery marks a new merchandise wave for the Clear Card Arc, centered on a figure of Sakura in her opening costume.
The box set offers the first full SD figure lineup for the band, with a limited edition variant and exclusive bonuses that make it a collector-focused release.
The new waves extend Bandai Spirits' Chibigurumi line for the 11-year-old game, adding ten more characters across two June releases and scheduling additional waves for August.
The collaboration marks a fresh merchandise push for the 2012 PSP title ahead of its planned remake, with original character designs by a guest illustrator.
The collaboration marks the anime's fifth anniversary with a broad slate of exclusive merchandise and food items across GiGO's nationwide locations.
The second Greed Island lottery expands the figure selection with multiple character variants, a common Ichiban Kuji draw for collectors.
The expansion of sanrio house into western Japan signals Sanrio's continued investment in experiential retail with photogenic spaces and limited merchandise.
The collaboration brings a high-end, everyday-wear timepiece from a major Japanese watchmaker to a classic anime series, with design details drawn directly from the show's iconography.
The collaboration brings together two distinct style-driven properties-Yazawa's fashion-forward manga world and Sanrio's character brand-in a merchandise event aimed at an adult fanbase.
The Razor Crest joins the Tomica Premium Unlimited lineup, offering a detailed die-cast model of a ship central to the Mandalorian story, timed with the upcoming film.
The release expands the Dokyuuto Puchi line with two popular Uma Musume characters at a premium price point, offering collectors a larger format than standard plushies.
This is the first volume in a new line of 1/12 scale weapon replicas from the Dragon Quest series, offering collectors a detailed, display-ready set of iconic armaments.
The figure's pre-order window closed before the Knicks won the championship, meaning the product was a speculative bet on a team that had not won a title in over five decades.