The 3rd entry extends the Narikiri DX Fight Collection line by adding five more nostalgic Precure transformation items, each with premium specs and gimmicks, for collectors to gather.
The storefront event converts the 5.5th anniversary into a physical merchandise drop, with first-time prototype displays and a fresh wave of figure announcements tied to the celebration.
The 6th installment of the series brings the pair from Dororo into the sofubi lineup under Tezuka Productions supervision, following earlier releases like Atom from Ambassador Atom and Chirol from Phoenix.
The announcement pairs two Zero Fighter variants aimed at the Japanese Army and Navy series with the F-104C and F-15DJ jet kits built from new molds, showing Fine Molds expanding its 1/72 catalog across two distinct eras.
The reissue slate brings back long-absent kits across three scales and branches of service, giving builders a defined release window in early 2027.
The figure's transparent clear-part costume and the dedicated teacup-shaped bench furniture reproduce the character's dorm scene faithfully for collectors.
The list shows a mix of super robot nostalgia and recent anime tie-ins leading Amazon's plastic model new arrivals, with the fully transformable MODEROID Dancougar at the top.
The kit preserves the show's signature transformation without replacement parts, a detail that matters to collectors of transforming tokusatsu mecha.
The fourth season brings the toyline's anime into a school setting while bringing in the comedy duo Ganbareruya as voice actors and cheer captains for the new run.
The game's twist on asymmetric horror is that The Judge is not an overwhelmingly powerful killer but a strategic force, forcing the accused into harsh decisions that lead to their own downfall.
Kawasaki's gamescom presence signals a deliberate push into entertainment, using CORLEO's development data to license the robot for games and esports.
The anniversary kit brings the anime's signature car back in a new format, with added clear stickers for builders new to decals.
The simultaneous release of a new gold color variant and a re-release of the original gives collectors a choice between two takes on the same design, both arriving in April 2027.
The series, known for ultra-realistic 3D-scanned figures, continues with a popular actress known for translucent visuals, expanding its lineup with a two-pose set.
The new Castlevania title exists because Konami's producer and Evil Empire approached each other at the same moment, with the studio's earlier 'Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania' DLC serving as the bridge.
Activision is putting the fight against cheat sellers and creators on public display, pairing legal action with video evidence ahead of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's October release.
The adaptation brings Bourdain's satirical take on food culture to anime, with Jiro's violent enforcement of sushi etiquette set in a futuristic Los Angeles.
Bandai Spirits applies its Chogokin know-how to office stationery, turning a business card case into a gadget that performs for first meetings.
The free DLC, delayed to boost quality, gives players a new perspective through Marco's shorter reach, forcing veteran Aava players to rethink their climbing routes.
The demo confirms that Antonov's signature visual style carries into the American Old West setting, with occult horror elements layered onto the traditional Western framework.
The update treats the ocean environment itself as the threat rather than adding sea creatures, and pairs it with a flexible ship-building system where cannons, speed, and cargo trade off against one another.
The paired event and gacha release adds three new ★2 event members and three new ★4 gacha members with craftable live costumes, giving players two parallel collection tracks to work through in the same window.
The return of the VF-1S Roy Focker Special, the Valkyrie origin from 1982, as a 45th anniversary release with added articulation and a Super Pack set signals BANDAI SPIRITS continuing to mine the original Macross for premium collector items.
The event pairs a physical pop up shop with a Kadostore mail order, giving fans outside the venue the same original goods and purchase-tiered bonuses.