The four-figure slate pairs Ultraman Tiga's 30th anniversary commemorations with new entries in Bandai's two ongoing sofubi lines, all open for pre-order on Amazon Japan.
The black bunny outfit is a significant change from the previous version of the figure, giving Naberal Gamma a different look in FREEing's 1/4 scale line.
The Tempest is not a simple recolor; it adds three new face designs by Nidy-2D-, which is the main draw for collectors of the Yggdrasil line.
The Karkeshi toy line returns as a gashapon series, pairing the classic shooter-and-pylon play with licensed NISSAN and MAZDA model lineups in two simultaneous 24-type selections.
The re-release brings back the third Hokuto brother, the one who carved seven scars and used Kenshiro's name, with extra parts and a discount at AmiAmi.
The UV clear edition adds a glow effect to the mecha musume kit, and Cavico is selling it on Amazon at 3,913 yen with an October 31 release.
The merchandise drop lands on the same day the film opens in Japanese theaters, letting Kadokawa and Arch convert the three-week theatrical run into direct merchandise sales through their own storefront.
The festival line gives DIGIMON BEATBREAK a full merchandise wave built on newly drawn art, with Kadostore's random illustration card bonus pushing repeat purchases before the September 22 pre-order cutoff.
The re-release puts the awakened Blade form of Nia back on the market, a 1/7 scale figure based on Saito's original illustration, now open for reservations on Amazon.co.jp.
The gimmick is built into the furniture itself: part of each miniature transforms into a ring, so a display collectible doubles as wearable jewelry.
The new RPGEX entry builds its premise on a comedic misunderstanding, and the option parts set and doll parkas extend the line's accessory support beyond the figure itself.
The figure reproduces Madoka's new magical girl outfit from the upcoming movie, with a fabric ribbon swap designed to keep the back ribbon from blocking the figure's range of motion.
The figure is designed to sit beside the earlier Cold Steel IV Renne figure, letting collectors display the character's growth across the Trails timeline.
The OSHI WORKS line brings TRIGUN STAMPEDE's antagonist into the same scale as its ARTFX J figures, with a magnet-secured square base built for easy display in collection cases.
The figure extends the MDLX line's Rockman X compatibility, letting owners swap armor parts between figures to reproduce the game's partial armor exchange forms.
The Gray Ver. extends the M.S.G line's recombination play, since its frame parts are shared with the Evil Scythe and can be combined into new weapons.
The film's release has pushed demand for Grogu figures past supply, and Medicom Toy is re-releasing the sold-out UDF series while confirming Series 4 is under internal consideration.
The announcement expands the Arcanadia lineup with a kit the company describes as the largest in the series, pairing Enil with a transforming Xeno Alma and a Cerberus combination with the separately sold Vanil.
The Special Memorize line reissues nostalgic items in special specs, and this Patissier Poron pairs the reproduced wand design with the full-length five-girl song for adult buyers who remember the 2001 series.
The PICCODO line brings Metaphor: ReFantazio's characters into articulated deformed doll form with fabric costumes, a merchandise direction distinct from standard static figures.
The Demon World Gate arc gets its own Ichiban Kuji run with five MASTERLISE figures, and the teased MASTERELIVE COLLECTION item points to a high-end reproduction of a key story object.
The re-release puts the Mazinger ZERO kit back on the market through Rakuten Books with its signature detachable Scrander and face opening gimmick intact.
Sega Fave is spreading four Snoopy prize lines across September, mixing seasonal Halloween and harvest themes with an everyday reading pose.
The Helltaker cast moves beyond static merchandise with a full figma release, giving the game's most recognizable character the articulated treatment Good Smile Company is known for.