Kamen Rider Dawn Joins S.H.Figuarts Line With Breakam Dawn Sword
The figure gives physical form to a villainous rider whose '1000-year prisoner' backstory and weapon-gimmick design distinguish it from the protagonist-focused merchandise typical of the franchise.
Reporting from 2 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web, Inside.
Bandai Spirits has announced an S.H.Figuarts action figure of Kamen Rider Dawn from the series 'Kamen Rider Zetts.' The figure represents the transformation of Zeke, a character described as the '1000-year prisoner.' Pre-orders open on Premium Bandai on May 26, 2026 at 16:00 JST. The figure stands approximately 150mm tall and is made of ABS and PVC. It includes four interchangeable left and right hand parts and the Breakam Dawn weapon, which can be configured as a greatsword or split into dual swords. The design reproduces the rider's ominous coloring and distinctive suit, which sources note sets it apart from previous Kamen Rider designs. The figure's articulation is intended to allow dynamic poses for sword action and Rider Kick stances. The price is 8,800 yen including tax, with shipping scheduled for January 2027. Reservations may close early if the preparation quantity is reached.
The S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Dawn is the latest entry in Bandai Spirits' long-running action figure line for the Kamen Rider franchise. The figure is based on the character Zeke, who transforms into Kamen Rider Dawn in the series 'Kamen Rider Zetts.' Sources describe Zeke as a '1000-year prisoner,' though neither article elaborates on the character's role in the show's plot. The Breakam Dawn weapon included with the figure has a transformation gimmick: it can be displayed as a single greatsword or separated into two swords for dual-wielding poses. The figure's articulation is designed to support both sword-fighting stances and the signature Rider Kick pose. The product page on the Tamashii Web shop is now live, and the manufacturer warns that pre-orders may close once the allocated quantity is reached. The January 2027 shipping date suggests a production cycle of roughly eight months from the order window.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.