Blue Archive's Neru Gets 1/7 Scale Figure From Wing
The figure's release date and price point, set for March 2027 at over 25,000 yen, indicate Wing's positioning of this as a premium collector item rather than a mass-market one.
The figure's release date and price point, set for March 2027 at over 25,000 yen, indicate Wing's positioning of this as a premium collector item rather than a mass-market one.
This release uses the POP UP PARADE SP line to push beyond the standard POP UP PARADE size and detail, giving Overlord collectors a larger, more premium Momon figure than the line typically offers.
The simultaneous cushion and Ichiban Kuji announcements show the franchise merchandising push tied to the ongoing Elbaf Arc, which has aired since April 2026.
The collaboration leans on a milestone Godiva anniversary and Ai Yazawa's fresh character art to turn a seasonal chocolate release into a collectible event, with the tumbler and cooler bag set as purchase anchors.
The figure draws on the 2017 anniversary concert key visual rather than the film's own poster art, giving collectors a version tied to a live orchestral event in the franchise's history.
The statues are part of Prime 1 Studio's Concept Master Line, known for high-end collectibles, and the simultaneous release of both characters allows fans to complete the full Blu-ray BOX illustration.
The hot-water mug directly ties the lottery goods to Ranma 1/2's core gender-switch premise, making this merchandise line more than a generic character goods drop.
This release extends POP MART's distribution into crane games for the first time, a shift from its established retail channels, while also expanding its Jujutsu Kaisen merchandise into overseas GiGO stores.
The lineup spans multiple Precure series with selectable tiers and crossover fairy designs, an approach that rewards longtime franchise followers rather than just collectors of the headline figures.
The collaboration now covers all 31 playable characters in the embroidered sticker series, making it a complete character lineup for collectors.
This release is notable as the first coloring update in the P.O.P series, meaning long-time collectors who already own the original Bounce Man figure may find the updated paint work a reason to double-dip.
This marks the first STRICT-G collection to center on Athrun Zala from Gundam SEED FREEDOM, expanding the shop's lineup beyond the mobile suits and pilots of the original Mobile Suit Gundam series, such as the Gunpla box art T-shirts featuring Amuro Ray and Char Aznable.
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The product turns a common in-game consumable into a physical collectible, continuing the pattern of Monster Hunter merchandise that blends utility with series iconography.
The re-release gives collectors a second chance at a 2010 figure tied to the Xbox 360 limited edition package, with a higher price than the original production.
The figure's inclusion of a cloth skirt and replacement pants directly adapts the game's PTA system into a physical product, a design choice that sets this figma apart from standard articulated figures.
The inclusion of the fully newly molded Cavalier 0 as a complete set in this HI-METAL R release offers a single-package recreation of the protagonist's early loadout, a configuration not previously available in this line's scale.
The re-release brings a Toridamono-designed Racing Miku to the budget-friendly POP UP PARADE line again, a combination that sources highlight as unusual for its thigh-focused design.
The product extends the Blue Archive Original Watch series to a third entry while introducing a pocket watch configuration tied to Highlander Railway Academy's railway theme.
This marks Kongou's third remodel appearing as a PLAMATEA model, a sign the series keeps extending its coverage of Kancolle's remodeled forms rather than only base versions.
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This second volume keeps the Q posket Miniature Collection rolling by dedicating an entire wave to one Precure series, a pattern that lets Bandai turn its established crane-game figure line into a repeatable capsule franchise.
This release expands Grogu merchandise beyond figures and plush into functional home lighting, a category that blends character appeal with practical use.
This second series expands the previous UNDERTALE gashapon lineup with a dedicated variant of Annoying Dog, a character often used as a running joke in the game, which signals Bandai is mining deeper into the game's cast rather than repeating its first wave.