The 120% potential variant focuses on a specific power-up moment from the Shibuya Incident, while the Sukuna rerelease offers new compatibility parts, suggesting Bandai is extending the line's play value rather than just reissuing old molds.
The shop's street fashion theme and exclusive merchandise capitalize on the franchise's momentum between its second season and the announced third season, offering fans a tangible connection to the series.
This figure is the first ONE PIECE BASE SHOP exclusive to feature Luffy's Gear 5 form, making it a targeted collectible for fans visiting the physical flagship store.
The tour extends CloverWorks' direct-to-consumer retail presence beyond its usual Tokyo pop-ups, reaching fans in Hokkaido, Chubu, and Shikoku with exclusive merchandise and production exhibits.
The collaboration ties a major beverage brand to Pokemon's 30th anniversary with wearable merchandise that physically references each starter's type, a more involved design than typical can-label promotions.
The reprint of two core Showa-era Rider figures alongside a new Shocker Combatman release signals sustained collector demand for classic Kamen Rider S.H.Figuarts, a line that typically sees limited production runs.
This is the first time a DELTARUNE character has been made into a prize figure by Banpresto, bringing the game's distinctive character design into a physical collectible format with a practical desk-use feature.
This is the first time the two long-running series have held a joint pop-up shop, pairing two of Japan's most iconic family comedies in a single retail event.
This marks BEAMS' 50th anniversary tie-up with one of Japan's best-selling manga franchises, bringing limited-edition merchandise to both physical and online retail.
The 99,000 yen price point and full transformation without replacement parts make this the most ambitious DX Chogokin ship to date, aimed squarely at adult collectors for the franchise's 45th anniversary.
The baby theme extends the Chiikawa merchandise line into a new infantile design direction, with character-specific gags like potty and baby-bottle poses that reward series familiarity.
The lottery gives fans a chance to own a detailed figure of Maomao in a key scene from the anime's first season, with a limited black variant tied to the opening sequence.
The collaboration extends the Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card brand into travel-themed merchandise, a common promotional tie-in for long-running properties, while the pre-order window and August ship date set a clear commercial timeline.
The candy toy line expands the GQuuuuuuX merchandise slate with a low-price collectible entry, bundling nine mobile suit figures including a rare variant.
This marks the first 30MS release for a Shiny Colors idol, expanding the line beyond its original character roster and into Bandai Namco's broader idol franchise.
The collaboration brings Evangelion into GU's affordable fashion line, offering retro-wash shirts at a price point that makes the franchise accessible as everyday wear.
The figures continue Sega's pattern of seasonal Luminasta releases for the series, following a summer-style Frieren figure announced earlier in 2026.
The first of what will likely be multiple Ichiban Kuji runs for Pokemon's 30th anniversary focuses on the original four generations' starter trios, a deliberate nostalgia play for long-time fans.
The kit marks the first HG release of the Messer in GauMan's specific unit configuration, adding a variant to the Hathaway's Flash Gunpla lineup.
The collaboration extends Puppet Sunsun's merchandise reach into GU's mass-market apparel line, offering a broad size range that includes children's wear.
The release reproduces a key combined form from Zeta Gundam with the docking gimmick intact, appealing to collectors who want the Super Gundam and G-Flyer modes from a single purchase.
Bridget's figma release marks the character's first action figure in the line, following her popular appearance in Guilty Gear Strive and ongoing fan interest in the character.
The store gives SNK a direct retail channel for merchandise tied to its classic fighting game franchises, bypassing third-party distributors for items like the NEW ERA cap and the novelty soy sauce product.
KADOKAWA is expanding its in-house plastic model series with a high-profile Re:Zero twin-maid release, offering multiple tiers and exclusive bonuses that test the market for character model kits at premium price points.