Bocchi the Rock! Nijika Maid Figure Announced for December Release
The figure extends the Bocchi the Rock! merchandise line, which continues to grow following the announcement of a second TV anime season in February 2025.
The figure extends the Bocchi the Rock! merchandise line, which continues to grow following the announcement of a second TV anime season in February 2025.
The collaboration turns the series' character roster into on-the-spot collectible goods, letting fans make one-of-a-kind items at physical retail locations.
The collaboration brings Keroro Gunsou's signature colors to a Real Grade kit, with Yoshizaki's artwork on the packaging, expanding the franchise's crossover merchandise line.
The goods repurpose existing CD jacket illustrations into a broad merchandise lineup, giving longtime Free! fans a way to carry the disc art with them as the orchestra concert approaches.
The lottery expands the Daiya no A act II merchandise lineup with a fresh Japanese cafe theme, giving fans a new way to collect goods of the five main characters.
The collection brings Pokemon into VASIC's signature Bond bag line, offering adult-oriented accessories with subtle character details.
The collaboration turns character-specific motifs into wearable yukata sets, with each design limited to 50 units, making them collectible items tied to the ongoing YUKATA SELECTION campaign.
The third wave extends the collab line with four new swordsmen, each carrying newly recorded voice guidance and themed accessories, signaling continued demand for character-driven audio merchandise.
The department store collaboration dresses the troupe leaders in adult, elegant outfits distinct from their stage looks, with the new visual by Ryo Fujihara anchoring a lineup of fashion accessories meant for daily use.
The kit is one of the largest in the MODEROID line and recreates the distinctive four-legged design from the film's opening, expanding the Eva model lineup.
The involvement of general director Yasuhiro Imagawa in the figure's design ties the product directly to the original series' creative vision, a detail that distinguishes this release from standard METAL BUILD offerings.
The collaboration pairs the anime with a real farm resort, offering exclusive merchandise that ties character moments to the glamping experience.
The Death Note franchise expands into Bandai's Swaddle Mascot Charm gashapon line with a five-character set arriving in mid-August.
The figure captures a specific dramatic moment from the Majin Buu arc, with the stone coloring and surprised pose as the selling points, and Plex is running a limited reservation window with three separate order times.
This second collaboration extends the franchise tie-in beyond simple merchandise, with menu items and card designs that trace the original story's arcs, signaling a deeper engagement with the series' narrative for a three-month period.
The Disney Princesses lineup follows a separate Zootopia-themed release from the same series, showing Takara Tomy Arts is expanding the Shoulder Lean Fig. concept across multiple Disney properties in quick succession.
The painted prototypes give Fallout collectors their first look at threezero's take on the T-51 and T-60 suits, though pricing and release dates remain unannounced.
The lineup narrows the 'Tsumande Tsunaidete Masukotto' series to a single character form, letting collectors connect multiple Gear 5 Luffy figures in one set.
The new prize figures tie the characters directly to the emotional ending song Akatsuki no Kuruma, giving collectors a themed set that pairs Cagalli's melancholy with Lacus's composure.
The second series of Chiikawa Baby plush pass case pouches adds four new designs, including a crying Momonga face, for release at amusement facilities nationwide in late August.
The second ZOZOTOWN collaboration extends the fashion tie-in to the Gehenna disciplinary committee, offering a full apparel and goods lineup with original artwork.
The roundup confirms HoYoverse's strong presence at the event with figures spanning its three major titles, including a notable Fate collaboration piece.
The Potclean prize figure turns a memorable Chimera Ant arc ability into a functional coin bank, expanding the Figlife! line's blend of display and utility.
The MASTERLISE line's first Fairy Tail figures, including a Last One Erza, make this lottery a collector-focused milestone within the franchise's broader 20th anniversary push that includes the new Re:Fantasia serialization.