The new Toridamono illustration for the Hatsune Miku Racing Project's 2026 season is now being turned into a full range of goods, giving fans a direct way to buy the official art through Kadostore.
The figure adapts a specific manga cover pose into a three-dimensional form, offering a distinct visual take on the character that differs from standard anime-based releases.
The crossover shop pairs a 1990s magical thief manga with Sanrio's mascot lineup, offering a rare licensed merchandise event for a property that has not had a new anime or manga in decades.
The collaboration extends Touken Ranbu merchandise into home decor, offering fans a high-end, character-themed lighting option at a premium price point.
The release marks Hot Toys' first dedicated Battle Droid figure in its Movie Masterpiece line, paired with a vehicle that also gets a standalone variant tied to the upcoming 'Mandalorian & Grogu' film.
The figure offers a rare, more adult-oriented take on a classic character from a 2007 series, showing how older IPs continue to get premium collectibles aimed at dedicated fans.
The re-release brings back a popular 2024 design that emphasizes texture and material contrast, a detail-oriented approach that distinguishes it from standard PVC figures.
The re-release of the entire 'The Combination' Might Gaine lineup, including the shop-exclusive Might Gunner set, gives collectors a second chance to acquire the full combined Great Might Gaine and its Perfect Mode without hunting the aftermarket.
The toy is the biggest transforming SDF-1 Macross figure ever produced, surpassing the 1980s Takatoku Toys release by 1.5 times in each dimension and occupying over three times the volume.
The 11-shoe set covers every numbered entry from I to XI, making this a full-series anniversary collection rather than a single-title tie-in.
This crossover pairs Kotobukiya's original mecha-musume line with a classic vehicle kit, creating a single-box diorama-style model that appeals to both figure builders and scale modelers.
The release of two premium, limited-edition watches tied to specific factions shows the franchise is still being treated as a premium merchandising property two and a half decades after its debut.
The re-release of these four figures, each priced uniformly and tied to specific breathing effects, gives collectors a second chance at characters that originally released during the franchise's peak popularity.
This release expands threezero's premium DLX line with a film-accurate Cybertron-era design, offering collectors a highly detailed, non-transforming alternative to the mainline toy.
The release marks the first S.H.Figuarts figure for a major antagonist rider from the ongoing 'Kamen Rider Zetts' series, expanding the line beyond the protagonist.
The MATCH MAKERS line continues to focus on dynamic diorama-style display pieces, and this Dragon Ball GT pair gives collectors a way to recreate a climactic fight from the series without buying a larger-scale statue.
The figure offers a dual-purpose display option for fans of the Sarugecchu series, combining monitor top placement with a PlayStation-themed base.
The chart shows which new hobby items are gaining traction on Japan's largest e-commerce platform, with Bandai's SMP Brave Exkaiser holding a mid-table position among a diverse field of licensed plastic models and diecast figures.
The rotating and layered gimmicks turn standard collectible pins into interactive items that reference specific series iconography.
The collection ties a classic Disney film anniversary to a Japanese fashion brand's seasonal release, offering fans a limited-run merchandise drop with a specific pre-order window.
The release extends The Powerpuff Girls brand into home decor with a licensed lighting product that prioritizes safety and adjustable ambiance over pure novelty.
The Xian Xie Tu Po line brings a large-scale, affordable prize figure of the iconic RX-78-2 Gundam to the Japanese arcade market.
The figures give collectors a way to display the iconic first clash between Goku and Vegeta as a matched set from a prize figure line focused on battle scenes.
At 99,000 yen and 650mm long, this is the largest and most expensive DX Chogokin release to date, and the first product in the Macross 45th anniversary lineup.