The re-release of these two figures together allows collectors to acquire both the villain and his Stand in the same wave, a pairing that has been a staple of the Super Action Statue line.
Aoshima expands its 1/24 scale lineup with three distinct vehicle types, offering a van, a supercar, and a tuned car in a single pre-order wave.
The Nijika kit completes the Kessoku Band lineup in Bandai Spirits' 30MP model series, giving fans a full set of the four main characters from Bocchi the Rock! in poseable plastic form.
The box set guarantees a complete character lineup while keeping the surprise parts random, a common but notable mechanic for collectors of the game's merchandise.
The Salamander F2 Fighting Falcon is a notable ZOIDS variant from the Dark War era, and Kotobukiya's HMM treatment with gold plating and multiple display options gives collectors a premium version of a less-common mechanical beast.
The preview shows Ken Elephant continuing to blend art and nostalgia with a broad range of capsule toys, from TV program figures to branded merchandise and miniature replicas of vintage electronics.
The model faithfully reproduces the 1989 3MA1-type TZR250's distinctive rear exhaust layout and color patterns, adding a notable classic motorcycle to Aoshima's pre-finished bike lineup.
The exhibition marks Medicom Toy's 30th anniversary with a forward-looking theme and the first public showing of new BE@RBRICK and other product lines, continuing the company's annual summer showcase tradition.
The Nendoroid brings a fan-favorite character's older design into the popular figure line, offering multiple accessories to recreate key scenes.
The lottery extends the anime's merchandising push with original character art, offering fans a chance to win exclusive goods through a randomized purchase model.
The figure continues Vertex's Elf Village bathing suit lineup, offering a new look at a recurring character at a lower price than the reference retail.
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.