The Special Edition gives longtime readers a version of Cobra in the purple suit from the manga's early color art, a look distinct from the standard release, and AmiAmi's provisional order status signals limited production numbers.
The figure brings NIKUO's self-modeled character to physical form with detailed, removable accessories, marking a notable release for fans of the illustrator's work.
The collaboration brings the full Aqours roster into the Mitacle Block line, with unit-specific background sets that let fans recreate the worlds of CYaRon!, Guilty Kiss, and AZALEA.
The collaboration marks the 30th anniversary of PaRappa the Rapper with a new illustration by creator Rodney A. Greenblat, extending the franchise into everyday fashion goods.
The lottery marks the first time Riku has been made into a figure in Ichiban Kuji, pairing him with the Sora statue as the Last One prize.
The event pairs a physical Ikebukuro venue with online sales and later expansion to AMNIBUS and Animate, giving the Blue Lock merchandise campaign a multi-channel reach beyond a single store.
This marks Hot Toys' first major push into Fortnite merchandise, a game with a massive player base, and the event combines early sales with a worldwide limited figure, signaling a new revenue stream for the collectibles maker.
This pair of releases shows Eonic Toys expanding its lineup of retro Tatsunoko heroes in a consistent 1/10 scale format, offering collectors a matching set of iconic characters from two classic series.
The figure's included Hoshino crewman rope-grabbing part directly recreates a specific scene from the 1966 episode, a level of scene-specific accessory detail that the sources highlight as a selling point for collectors.
The event pairs the 30th anniversary of Juukou B-Fighter with the first Sendai stop for the Metal Hero pop-up format, and the merchandise lineup includes a postcard set depicting the finale crossover with Blue SWAT and Janperson, which the sources describe as a moment that stirs nostalgia.
The inclusion of the beehive keychain with a medicine attachment is a direct nod to a gameplay mechanic in the Animal Crossing series, where shaking trees can drop beehives that sting the player, and medicine is used to treat the sting.
This figure continues Myethos' Gift+ line with a casual, everyday outfit version of a popular Arknights character, a departure from the more combat-oriented designs often seen in the game's merchandise.
The lottery is tied to TAMASHII NATION 2026, making the figure a commemorative item that rewards higher-tier CLUB TAMASHII MEMBERS with purchase access.
The fifth glamb installment extends the franchise's apparel line with a Golden Wind set that covers the Bucciarati team and Polnareff across full outfits and accessories.
The collection extends the Toy Story 5 experience into everyday fashion, offering parent-child coordinated looks with items inspired by Woody and Jessie's style.
The MLE brand extends the Ikebukuro West Gate Park drama into wearable merchandise, giving fans a direct way to own pieces marked with the series' in-story gang insignia.
The new T-shirt line brings the Gundam series' characters and mecha into a made-in-Japan casual clothing range, expanding the franchise's merchandise beyond model kits and figures.
The figure's two face plates, including a tongue-out expression, highlight the character's confident personality, a detail that will appeal to collectors.
The second round shifts the BIG plushie focus from the sixth-year students to the fifth-year students, continuing the lottery series with a new class lineup.
The collaboration updates the Gintama cast with fresh low-angle artwork and a full seven-item range, giving fans a complete set of practical and collectible merchandise at accessible price points.
The collaboration puts the five magical girls in casual streetwear from the 1989-established brand ANGEL BLUE, a fresh look outside their usual costumes and uniforms, with the full merchandise lineup detailed for advance purchase.
The lottery gives Akane-banashi fans a chance to get original merchandise with fresh character art, expanding the anime's product lineup through KADOKAWA's online lottery service.
The new Fangamer lineup gives Western fans official Ace Attorney merchandise that recreates courtroom scenes and in-game band iconography, expanding the franchise's physical goods presence in the US market.
The collab shifts from display-oriented character goods to wearable, everyday items, letting fans rep their school with subtle logos and signature phrases.