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.
This is the first The Elder Sister-Like One figure with detachable parts, adding a new option for collectors of the series.
The third Suvou Patora figure from F:NEX trades her usual outfits for an original bunny look, with the VTuber supervising the sculpt and a playful imitation crab stick detail.
The six-color lineup lets builders match the Arbalest's armor and joint colors without mixing, a direct response to the kit's need for precise part painting.
This figure is notable for its detailed reproduction of Kirara's distinctive pink hair curls and gradient, as well as her futuristic pink halo, which are key to her character design.
The re-release brings back a 1984 kit that remains highly regarded after more than 40 years, now with Wave's dedicated parts and a dual-build option.
Kaiyodo is translating Su An Lily's detailed illustration into a 1/7 scale figure, with pre-orders opening August 17 and a release scheduled for September 2027.
The nationwide release of these figures, previously only available at the shark film festival, brings the cult movie monsters to a wider collector audience.
The figure continues the trend of Azur Lane shipgirls receiving alternate costume figures, with Albion's night-walking race outfit now available for preorder at a discount through AmiAmi.
The ranking shows model kits from illustrator Toridamono's original character and a classic anime robot holding their own against a Hot Wheels wave that fills half the chart.
The two preorders give Honkai: Star Rail collectors a pair of contrasting Myethos figures, one elaborate 1/7 scale display piece and one more affordable Gift+ 1/8 scale entry.
The figure extends the One Piece x Sanyo Shinkansen collaboration into collectible merchandise, offering fans a tangible piece of the Setouchi Blue train design.
The reveal completes the two most prominent character figures in the lineup, leaving only the lower-tier prizes and the Double Chance Campaign undisclosed ahead of the November 18 launch.
The watch translates Motoko Kusanagi's prosthetic body and the Tachikoma into wearable design details, marking a merchandise release that ties the anime's visual motifs to a functional mechanical object.
The pop-up brings new Bloodborne merchandise and PlayStation-branded summer goods to a busy Tokyo station, with a purchase lottery that ties physical retail to GRAPHT's online store.
The MODEROID line expands beyond mecha anime with a live-action film design, offering interchangeable armaments and a film-accurate silhouette.
The Bright Edition gives Bunny Suit Planning collectors a second take on the Sister Ver. design, with white-and-gold mechanical gear and an AmiAmi order bonus attached.
The quick follow-up to the January 2026 collaboration keeps TOUMA's fist-centric art toy brand in the Kamen Rider capsule rotation with a four-Rider second wave.
The full prize list confirms the expected plushie trio and adds a Kaslana Last One Prize, giving collectors a clear target for the September 12 launch.
The 50th KUFC entry brings a Demon Six Knights character into the lineup, paired with the brand's largest gratitude festival and purchase campaigns.
The figure expands the AXGRIT line, a mecha-themed original world concept, into a collectible for Hololive EN fans, offering a detailed representation of Ina'nis with a transparent jacket and dynamic hair sculpt.
The doll follows Tsukino Mito's own May 2025 video where she made a custom doll for the first time, and she announced the sale on her X account.
The QMSV mini line expands with a Hi-v Gundam set that bundles multiple color variants and secret items in one release.
The kit extends the Reincarnation line to a Steins;Gate character, offering both pre-printed and unpainted face options for builders.