The Grandista line, known for its large-scale prize figures, now includes Hanma Baki, with the 30th anniversary illustration serving as the basis for the sculpt under the creator's direct oversight.
The statue's DX Bonus version, which includes the mask Odin coveted, is limited to 350 units and sold only through Prime 1 Studio's online store in Japan, making it a collector-focused release.
The product extends the Chiikawa merchandise line with a gag item, the sashimata, tied to the series' popularity and the current theatrical film.
The collaboration arrives as Pompompurin celebrates its 30th anniversary and a record-breaking win in the 2026 Sanrio Character Ranking, giving the character fresh merchandise momentum ahead of the Asian Games.
The collaboration pairs TENGA's standard products with the anime's distinctive art style, moving items from an event-only sale to a simultaneous general release in Japan and the US.
The collaboration extends Cowboy Bebop merchandise into Number Rock's vintage-style apparel line, with a lottery system for the premium print and a giveaway campaign tied to the launch.
The early runner reveals give builders a concrete look at what BANDAI SPIRITS will announce at its 15th 30 MINUTES LABEL presentation, with the SHINE COLORS kit joining the 30MS lineup.
The lottery sale ties a limited-edition Cyber Formula figure to a real-world ride experience at MegaHobby EXPO 2026, giving collectors a reason to enter beyond the product itself.
The re-release brings back a previously sold-out figma of Nice Nature, with a retailer-specific bonus base, giving collectors a second chance to secure the figure.
England becomes the latest Hetalia World★Stars character to enter the Nendoroid Doll line, with a separate outfit set that lets owners dress other Nendoroid Doll figures in the character's royal guard attire.
The re-release brings a complete-transformation Seven Changer back to the THE合体 line, letting collectors match the scale of the separately sold Da Garn X and Ga On figures.
The re-release brings back a detailed Tachikoma kit with cockpit hatches, optional weapons, and unpainted character figures, giving collectors another chance to build the iconic machine.
The simultaneous announcements span three different game properties, showing Good Smile Company is using the L size line to cover a mix of classic and current franchises, with two of the three figures slated for the first quarter of 2027.
The two figures are the 5th and 6th entries in the One Piece x NBA collaboration line, expanding the crossover with sculpts that recreate the key visual's action poses.
The painted G-Parts [Full Armor] units mark a departure from previous releases, where they were molded in colored plastic, making this set a notable upgrade for collectors of the line.
The two figures are designed to work together, with Code Zeroider's included parts letting Manzuboku ride while wearing his helmet, expanding the display options for the Kamen Rider Zetts line.
The restock of the first wave alongside the third wave release lets collectors complete the Amuro and Char final duel scene from the original Mobile Suit Gundam, a pairing the sources highlight as a key selling point.
The wafer set packages SEED series highlights into a collectible format with original art, giving fans a single purchase that spans the franchise's famous scenes and mobile suits.
The shift from Cutie Figure to STAR GALLERY marks a deliberate repositioning of the Detective PreCure! figure line toward an older collector demographic, with a higher price point and more detailed sculpting.
The collaboration expands the Iruma-kun merchandise line with a themed set of nine items, sold both in stores and online with a purchase bonus.
The interview reveals the development reasoning behind the SMP Balteus kit, including why the brutal early-game boss was chosen over other candidates like IB-01: CEL240 and the Ice Worm.
The opening extends THE GUNDAM BASE ANNEX format, which previously existed only at Tokyo and New Chitose Airport, to a museum setting, making Shizuoka the third ANNEX location in Japan and integrating retail with the factory tour experience.
The statue translates a key anime ending illustration into a large-scale collectible, with a long reservation window and a premium price point.
The anniversary merchandise expands the franchise's reach through an on-demand print service, offering a wide range of device compatibility and past anniversary artwork.