Kamen Rider Maise Figures Join New TAF Series and Rider Hero Lineup
The Kamen Rider Action Figure line rebrands as TAF while keeping its size, sculpting, and joints, so new Maise figures remain compatible with existing Gavv and Zets releases.
Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.
From Kamen Rider Maise, the new action figure series TAF <TOKUSATSU ACTION FIGURE> launches with Jao, Vanken, and Muton. The soft vinyl Rider Hero Series also adds Jao and Tigle. The TAF line combines realistic sculpting at roughly 15 centimeters, 38 movable points, and a design meeting the Ages 3 and up safety standard. Jao releases October 3, Vanken October 3, and Muton October 17, 2026.
The Kamen Rider Action Figure series keeps its quality but changes its name to TAF . Since the size, sculpting, and joint mechanisms carry over from the previous line, new figures can be played with alongside Gavv and Zets from the same series.
TAF Kamen Rider Jao features a tail with 11 ball joints for free movement and a wine-red body color pursued through molded colors. The set includes three interchangeable hands, the Snake Scythe weapon, and a bonus tail part for the separately sold TAF Maise.
TAF Kamen Rider Vanken reproduces the left-eye visor with paint and includes the Dog Gun. TAF Kamen Rider Muton has movable arm covers and comes with four hand types plus the Sheep Hammer. All three use pull-out shoulder, chest, and waist mechanisms.
- TAF Kamen Rider Jao: 11 ball joints in the tail, Snake Scythe included, bonus tail part for TAF Maise, 4,620 yen, October 3 2026
- TAF Kamen Rider Vanken: Left-eye visor reproduced with paint, Dog Gun included, 4,400 yen, October 3 2026
- TAF Kamen Rider Muton: Movable arm covers, Sheep Hammer and four hand types included, 4,400 yen, October 17 2026
- Rider Hero Series Kamen Rider Jao: Soft vinyl figure about 14 centimeters tall, 990 yen, October 3 2026
- Rider Hero Series Kamen Rider Tigle: Soft vinyl figure joining the standard lineup
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