The Look Up line expands into Dragon Ball DAIMA's mini Super Saiyan forms, offering collectors a matching pair with a Premium Bandai exclusive bonus.
The two simultaneous releases expand Mega House's Naruto figure offerings with a detailed Itachi statue and a popular chibi cat series returning to market.
MegaHouse is betting on nostalgia and collectibility by pairing new deformed figure lines with a re-release of a cat-themed Warlords set, targeting both new and returning One Piece merchandise buyers.
The Lukap line expands its My Hero Academia offerings with casual variants of two main characters and brings back a popular villain figure for a second run.
The OSHI WORKS figures offer a new way to collect the popular characters ahead of the series' third season and theatrical film later this year.
The collaboration ties three Pirukuru product lines to character groupings by theme, making the limited run a collectible cross-promotion for both brands.
The figure marks the latest commercial adaptation of ana's original character art, a popular illustrator whose work has been featured in Melonbooks anthologies.
The Chibi Creature line expands its mecha roster with two iconic robots from different eras, offering a damaged battle-diorama piece for Getter fans and a compact Dynazenon for Gridman universe collectors.
The white edition offers an alternate color variant of a popular original character figure, with head-swap compatibility to the separately sold reverse bunny version, expanding collector options within the same line.
The figure represents a rare physical release for a character from a creator known primarily for digital illustration, giving collectors a tangible version of the design.
The new merchandise expands the Danganronpa 1-2 Reload product line with character-specific designs that reference in-game relationships and settings.
The release pairs both versions of the same character in matching scale and theme, with the adult form getting extra swap parts, a detail that distinguishes the set from standard single-figure releases.
The lottery gives Nekoma fans a rare Coach Nekomata figure and a full set of character goods tied to the team's banner theme of connection.
Myethos is releasing two Elysia figures in quick succession, a chibi and a scale version, giving collectors a choice between price points and styles within the same character line.
The figures bring two popular Brown Dust 2 character skins to physical form through a collaboration with a well-known illustrator, expanding the game's merchandise lineup.
The collaboration figure extends the ongoing crossover between Hatsune Miku and Sanrio's Cinnamoroll into a new prize figure line with a specific fluffy theme.
The reveal confirms that Banpresto is producing prize figures for the new Ranma 1/2 TV anime, expanding its seasonal lineup across multiple major franchises.
The anti-piracy campaign characters familiar from pre-film theater etiquette videos are being turned into collectible merchandise for the first time.
The collaboration brings the retro-styled Milky Subway aesthetic into wearable merchandise, expanding the series' presence beyond print and into fashion retail.
The kit brings a specific short-film variant of Godzilla into a fixed-pose plastic model format, expanding the PLAfig. line's coverage of Toho's monster designs.
The third wave expands the JOJO Ball line with key Stands from Parts 3, 4, and 6, offering collectors a compact, capsule-based display set.
The collection expands Re-Ment's Pokémon figure line with a seasonal, diorama-style concept that emphasizes variety across six distinct Pokémon and settings.
The Sandrock Custom is the latest in Bandai's ongoing HG Gundam W Endless Waltz lineup, and the new images confirm the cloak's soft material and the kit's articulation range ahead of its June 6 release.
The shop gives the series a seasonal merchandise push with a supernatural aesthetic that is new for the franchise's character designs.