The second volume completes the 30th anniversary Ichiban Kuji series by covering the five regions omitted from the first volume, giving fans a full set of starter Pokemon plushies across all nine generations.
The release extends the BanG Dream! franchise's prize-figure presence with a stylized line that emphasizes texture and display appeal.
The DRESSTA line gives the classic series a premium sculpt treatment focused on battle poses and clear-part effects, sold through Taito's own channel.
The expansion of the Rider's Portrait line with these four iconic Honda models, each in multiple color options, broadens the appeal of the series to both motorcycle enthusiasts and scale model builders.
The release marks BLDB's expansion beyond mechanical line models into bio-organic forms, targeting adults seeking hands-on intellectual retreat from digital overload.
This collaboration bridges character merchandise with vintage fashion techniques, treating popular mascots and retro sweets as equals in a rock-themed aesthetic, rather than producing standard character goods.
The collaboration brings Hatsune Miku and the full Piapro roster into Takara Tomy's long-running Licca-chan doll line for the first time.
The figure's diorama base and LED feature mark a premium collector approach to a key character from the series, with the window parts offering two distinct display options.
This figure captures a rare casual side of the character, which the source calls a must-see for fans, and adds a high-end collectible to the merchandise line for the series.
The Donjara NEO line gets a Chiikawa-themed refresh with anime-style art and a portable split-frame design, expanding the series' physical game offerings.
The mofamofy line, known for its soft flocking and bouquet gimmick, extends to the Tamagotchi franchise with two core characters, offering collectors a new premium format for the digital pet brand.
The Shinkalion 500 Kodama expands the SGX lineup with a cross-combination gimmick that encourages owners to collect multiple units for a longer train mode.
STARTune extends the non-posable Figuarts ZERO line with a diorama format that frames each character in a specific story moment, starting with a One Piece scene from the Fish-Man Island arc.
The collaboration marks a broad, affordable Hello Kitty merchandise push across three distinct aesthetic concepts, from classic red-and-white to monochrome adult styles, at a price point accessible to a wide audience.
The collaboration pairs a cult-favorite Citizen chronograph with detailed Mandalorian-themed design elements, creating a collector item that bridges anime-adjacent pop culture and traditional watchmaking.
The Pop Up Parade line adds two more characters from the revived Panty & Stocking franchise, giving fans an affordable way to collect the angel brothers alongside the main duo.
The reissue of these kits, originally produced in collaboration with Sentinel, brings back two of the most detailed ModeroiD Getter models for builders who missed the first run.
The pair brings two key designs from the 2003 film to the premium action figure line, with the Type-3 Kiryu offering a parts-swap gimmick that covers both its onscreen configurations.
The Gamerverse line expands beyond its initial focus on core Marvel game characters to include X-Men members, broadening the series' appeal.
This figure recreates a key emotional moment from the Enies Lobby arc, and the bonus part ties it to an existing Luffy release, encouraging collectors to pair them.
The figure extends Fairy Tail's merchandise line with a premium-scale collectible of a fan-favorite character, following the 2024 airing of the sequel series Fairy Tail: 100 Years Quest.
The two-figure release gives collectors a choice between Kyoka in a bikini or in sweat-soaked yoga wear, both at the same price and scale, from a single character series.
The figure represents a high-end collectible from INART, a manufacturer known for detailed sculpting, bringing the iconic Terminator endoskeleton to a 1/6 scale with a focus on screen-accurate realism.
The Amikotto line applies a textile-inspired design approach to a popular indie game character, signaling a growing crossover between video game merchandise and craft-based figure collecting in Japanese crane game prizes.