The watch draws its color and backlight directly from a specific scene in MOTHER3 Chapter 6, making it the most game-specific design in the collaboration series so far.
The COVERS project, which pairs character, illustrator, and figure, now offers its Gridman franchise illustrations as acrylic stands, giving fans a new display option.
The CARBOTIX POP Minions figures introduce an eye movement gimmick for the first time in the series, adding a new layer of expression to the robot-style collectibles.
The set targets adult nostalgia by combining the tactile appeal of LEGO with the iconic handheld and two of its most beloved games, making it a collector's item for fans of the original Game Boy era.
The collaboration covers a broad range of characters and price points, from 1,200 yen socks to 8,900 yen hoodies, making it a substantial merchandise drop for the long-running series.
The prize items provide a tangible connection to the film's aquatic setting ahead of its July 24 release.
The T-shirts are the latest merchandise tied to the second chapter of the Hathaway's Flash trilogy, which has already drawn strong box office numbers.
The second wave of the Moomin eyewear collection shifts focus to Snufkin, offering fans a way to carry the character's travel-loving spirit into everyday accessories.
The full prize list for the CUTIE STREET Ichiban Kuji is now known, including the last one prize and double chance campaign details.
The reprint gives customers a second chance to buy designs from Parts 3, 5, and 7 that were part of the initial GU collaboration, which had limited availability.
This summer goods fair is a routine retail promotion, but it arrives as the franchise continues activity following the February 2026 announcement of a completely new series in production.
Bandai Spirits continues to mine JoJo's Bizarre Adventure for prize merchandise, this time pairing a clear figure of a Part 3 dog with a Part 5 functional set that nods to a meme.
The Sōdō line for Kamen Rider Maizu expands on the previous Zettsu series by adding an abdominal joint, allowing for poses like leaning forward and arching back.
The lineup offers collectors a compact two-way display option featuring five Kamen Rider forms in a single gashapon series.
The line goes beyond simple character prints by recreating iconic scenes with a retro 80s aesthetic and treating the in-game Blitzball League as real sports merchandise.
This is the first plastic model of a character from saitom's original doujinshi 'DF', offering collectors a customizable articulated bunny figure through Good Smile Company's PLAMATEA line.
The re-release of a large-scale Ichiban Kuji with a one-meter figure signals that the Chimera Ant arc remains a high-demand property for collectible merchandise years after its anime adaptation concluded.
MOTTERU is expanding its print service into higher-capacity, safety-focused mobile batteries, using semi-solid-state technology to differentiate from standard lithium-ion products.
The feature positions BLDB's metal models as a hands-on summer activity that demonstrates mechanical principles through assembly, aiming to attract both hobbyists and families looking for educational projects during vacation.
Hasegawa's e moke series lowers the barrier for entry into car modeling by eliminating the need for glue and paint, targeting first-time builders.
The 15th edition of Bandai Spirits' regular 30 MINUTES LABEL presentation continues the cadence of reveals for its three original plastic model lines.
The expansion of Chiikawa merchandise on a custom print service capitalizes on a viral design from sumo banners, broadening the brand's physical goods reach.
Tamiya brings back a 1983-era plastic model kit of the high-performance Mini Cooper 1275S, offering modelers a faithful reproduction of the motorsport icon.
The lottery ties the 10th anniversary of the original film to the upcoming sequel by featuring a prize based on a Zootopia 2 promotional image.