The simultaneous release of the original Destiny Gundam and its SpecII variant lets collectors display both forms of Shin Asuka's machine, covering the character's arc from SEED Destiny through SEED Freedom.
The Getter Robo kit's reservation deadline lands in the same week as a wave of Good Smile Company re-releases and new MODEROID kits, signaling a broader push to keep older mecha franchises in steady circulation.
The reports show a broad slate of new items across many booths, indicating a busy year for collectible figure releases in Japan.
The regional results show Nami and Zoro outperforming Luffy in several regions, a shift from the previous poll's top three, where Luffy and Zoro took the top two spots and Nami beat Sanji for third.
The release folds two Kamen Rider series into SO-DO CHRONICLE in a single wave, with each of the six characters built from a two-box set.
Banpresto is extending its TinyTAN prize figure line with DNA outfit versions of SUGA and j-hope, adding a 2-way display option for collectors.
The flocked specification, applied to Dobby's outfit and the other creatures, is the defining production detail of this capsule charm line.
BLDB is pitching its new metal models as late-summer projects that differ by assembly time and post-completion use, so buyers can pick a kit by how they plan to use the finished piece.
The series keeps its core formula of a rider, a bike, and a poseable base, now extended to four more Kamen Riders at a 500 yen capsule price point.
The collaboration turns a working Shibuya sento into a full Peanuts experience, letting visitors encounter the franchise's rest-and-self-care message through the bathhouse itself rather than through merchandise alone.
The merchandise drop lands as the campaign extends a week past its original end date, with Matsuken himself visiting the island the day after the new closing date.
Re-Ment is pushing the Kirby merchandise line into functional desk accessories, with the figures doubling as memo stands and trays rather than display-only pieces.
The new harness-style illustration gives the four leads of PROVIDENCE a fresh visual look across a full merchandise range, extending the film's goods line at AMNIBUS.
MegaHouse paired two characters who almost never share scenes, and the warm fan response shows the Look Up line can sell on individual character appeal alone.
The statue turns the first season's ending illustration into a high-end 1/4 scale product, a premium tier addition to the Overlord merchandise lineup.
The product ties the TV anime and the record-breaking Reze Arc film into one sticker line, and its 5th Rare set marks the Niformation series' fifth anniversary.
The figure brings Ted from the drama series into Banpresto's Big SOFVIMATES line as a crane game prize, with a stylish suit look set for late August 2026.
The 2026 Special Edition expands the Twin Wafer lineup with Dress Costume and Space Running Girls <Cosmo Puella> cards, giving collectors a new set of 30 types at a 198 yen price point.
The 6th POTEmocho round lands during the My Hero Academia 10th anniversary project, keeping merchandise flowing for the pro hero cast after the anime's FINAL SEASON ended in 2025.
The birthday collection extends the 'I'm Doraemon' adult-oriented merchandise line with a gold-toned design theme ahead of the September 3 celebration.
The store ties physical merchandise to the Sugary Days novel volume released August 7, letting fans buy goods drawn from that affectionate episode of the series.
The blood-soaked Berserker Armor prototype is making its first appearance at the Osaka venue, alongside the rest of a growing Berserk figure lineup that now extends through Griffith and Void.
The CHILLfigg Relax line expands the brand into a seated, base-free format, giving collectors a new way to display the series.
The venue announcement of the Racing Miku 2026 Ver. figma extends the annual racing-themed Miku line into the coming year alongside a new Mio Okami figure for Hololive collectors.