This release completes the main party of Frieren, Fern, and Stark in the S.H.Figuarts line, giving collectors a cohesive set that includes the bonus magic tome linking Stark to Frieren.
The Steel Ball Run cast gets its PalVerse Pale. debut with a full three-character lineup, giving the Part 7 anime a consistent, stylized collectible range across its central trio.
The lottery turns the franchise's in-game dress-up and card mechanics into physical collectibles, letting players reproduce the outfits and card-reading experience at home.
The re-release brings back designer Kanetake Ebikawa's underwater-spec Baskyrott with newly sculpted opening-and-closing claw arms and a transformable Roy Roy, all in a single set aimed at customization.
The reissue list is the first full slate set by fan votes through the Builders Note app, giving builders a direct say in which kits return to shelves.
The 1/7 scale figure from Good Smile Company's top-tier [SC] line translates illustrator Rella's concert key visual into a collectible with an approximately 370mm height and extensive gold plating.
The PLAMATEA release brings the Dynamic Planning x Hobby Japan x Good Smile Company joint project into a movable plastic model series with the combined Armored Hurricane form as a buildable option.
The release continues the -NARUTO 72 series- project, bringing all 29 illustrations to life with semi-3D bases that include the artwork's backgrounds.
The collaboration brings Sanrio characters to everyday wear through a familiar streetwear brand, with socks offered in both men's and women's sizes for broad appeal.
The re-release slate shows Premium Bandai widening its catalog beyond recent series, pulling G Gundam and G-Reco kits back into production for a November 2026 shipment window.
More than 15 years after broadcast, the parody sentai series gets a commercial toy set that parodies another franchise's transformation items, extending its gag humor into a purchasable product.
The two toys push the Zetts line forward by reissuing the core transformation item with expanded voice content and adding a second character-specific gadget, both tied directly to the series' cast and sound design.
The re-release and the announced HWS option set give collectors a fresh window to secure the flagship ν Gundam figure, with pre-orders opening the day after the announcement.
The re-release brings back two early entries in the Figuarts ZERO line that 3D-ifies One Piece comic covers, with alternate face parts sold separately.
The Gehenna Discipline Committee lineup is rolling out as a steady crane game prize series, with Ako and Iori already slated to follow Hina and Chinatsu the next month.
The pocket watch-style cases turn each figure into a self-contained display piece, a deliberate design choice that sets this Re-Ment line apart from standard Pokemon figure releases.
The third watch in the line shifts from a single wearable into a two-way design, with the school crest and a train-ticket style warranty card carrying the Highlander Railway Academy theme into a practical daily object.
The tenth G-Frame FA volume pushes the high-spec movable figure line forward with an improved full armor specification that covers the back, plus a renewed Guncannon replacing the version from G-Frame 06.
The gashapon line turns the arc's signature Nen abilities into physical 3D figures, giving collectors a concrete way to own abstract powers rather than just character models.
The merchandise line keeps Gintama's presence alive across apparel and daily goods, using the series' recognizable characters and motifs in embroidery and towel form.
The new goods give fans of the second season, which began airing on July 8, 2026, a chance to pick up battalion-themed apparel and accessories early at KyoMafu.
The 10th G-Frame FA wave pairs a full three-machine lineup with a renewed Guncannon, showing the series is still iterating on its frame-and-armor format rather than resting on the same molds.
The second SEIKO collaboration moves past the standard dial design and puts a signature Evangelion weapon, the Longinus Spear, directly on the moving second hand, the watch's most visible component.
The figure captures Eris at the point the third season is currently depicting, her training arc, making it a direct tie-in to the show's present storyline.