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 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 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.
The Faiz Blaster is presented as the culmination of Kamen Rider Faiz's CSM items, reaching the largest scale in the series with three transformable modes.
The simultaneous release of a tan color variant alongside the standard figure doubles the options for collectors of the series without extending the wait.
The announcement pairs Marvel and Star Wars characters in the same September release window, while the December set leans on nostalgic licenses like Toy Story and Masters of the Universe.
The DX-SCALE kit leans into the Evangelion's organic, non-robot movement with weapon-specific hands and a blacklight-reactive armor gimmick, signaling a model aimed at poseability over static display.
The renewal version marks the first re-release of the GX-60 God Sigma in seven years, adding new weapons and sculpted details to the original design.
The sticker book capitalizes on the film's strong Japanese box office, which the source reports surpassed 3.6 billion yen and 2.1 million attendees.
The figure translates a dakimakura illustration into a large-scale sculpt, a format Alphamax is known for, and opens reservations immediately upon announcement.
The two items extend Bandai's Kamen Rider collector line with display and upgrade parts that pair with previously sold transformation belts.
The new kit brings Morita's Miracle Light CD-I Type fire pump truck into Aoshima's snap-fit working vehicles lineup, using all-new molds and a lifted-suspension option to balance simplicity with realism.
The figure adds a new Honkai Impact 3rd entry to APEX's LIMEPIE series, expanding the line's character roster.
The clear expansion gives PG UNLEASHED Nu Gundam owners a way to show off the internal frame and double Fin Funnel loadout, while the reprints bring two older large-scale kits back to Premium Bandai.
The figure translates VOFAN's cover art into a physical object, and the vignette base carrying the story's background is a key selling point.