The figure captures a key narrative moment from the game and offers a premium articulated option for collectors, with a store-exclusive variant adding symbiote-effect parts.
The Priscilla figure extends Vertex's Elf Village bathing suit sub-line with a new character design by Asanagi, offering collectors a standard and a limited edition with alternate expression and accessories.
The figure marks Calbone's entry into Girls' Frontline 2 merchandise with a detailed skin-based sculpt and a premium price point.
The figure gives fans of the Kazuya Tsurumaki-directed series a way to display a supporting character whose adult design has already earned him a nickname among viewers.
The figure is the third in a set based on the same anniversary cover, with a linked purchase campaign at Kadostore that includes a special display base for all three.
The figure expands the Meido Busou lineup with a second character, offering multiple display options that reference a specific doujinshi illustration.
The lineup mixes a recent main-series lead from Iron-Blooded Orphans with classic Universal Century designs, expanding the pre-assembled action figure line's coverage across Gundam eras.
The lottery marks a new wave of Fist of the North Star merchandise from Bandai Spirits, with the MASTERLISE figure line and Hokuto Shinken-themed lifestyle goods as the key draws.
The collaboration brings Evangelion into GU's affordable, trend-focused apparel line, offering fans a retro-styled alternative to standard merchandise.
The collaboration marks a new apparel tie-in for the Puppet Sunsun character brand, offering a full range of clothing and accessories at GU's standard price points.
The figure extends Good Smile Company's line of concert-commemorative Miku figures, with the translucent ice-and-aurora theme being a notable visual departure from standard releases.
The Black Clear Ver. gives collectors a limited-edition variant of the popular waiting-pose Gundam figure line, sold only through Bandai's own retail channels.
This marks one of the first physical merchandise items for Mouthwashing, an indie horror game that gained a cult following, and the package-as-craft-kit gimmick ties the figure directly to the game's most iconic prop.
The release marks a new merchandise category for the revived anime, using scent as a way to evoke a character's presence rather than relying on visual or tactile goods alone.
The reveal of three scale figures in a single Ichiban Kuji lineup marks a premium prize tier for the Gakuen Idolmaster sub-series, with the Last One variant of Mao Arimura also offered through a double chance campaign.
The re-release updates a popular 2010-era kit line with multi-character decal options and removes transformation gimmicks for sharper aircraft and robot proportions, while allowing Gerwalk mode through separate purchase.
The first Desktop Cute figures for Ichigo 100% characters mark a new addition to Taito's prize figure lineup, expanding the series' merchandise presence.
The shop offers advance-sale merchandise with original summer-themed character art, a seasonal promotional strategy for the Haikyu!! franchise.
The figma line for Bunny Garden 2 is moving from announcement to physical prototype, and the addition of two play sets expands the product range beyond single figures.
The petadoll line brings a new sitting-pose format to Yu-Gi-Oh! characters, offering collectors two themed sets that separate the main cast from the antagonists.
The collaboration ties a defining Heisei-era manga to a functional makeup line, with packaging designed to appeal to longtime fans through symbolic references to the story's central relationship.
The pop-up is the final physical event for the anime's 5th anniversary, consolidating all three anniversary visual lines in one retail space.
The POP UP PARADE SP line, which produces larger or more detailed figures than the standard series, is expanding with a Katekyo Hitman Reborn! set that captures a key battle form and includes flame effect parts.
The RIOBOT line adds a large-scale, die-cast figure of Raijin-Oh, a fan-favorite Super Robot Wars OG unit, sold only through Sentinel's own store.