ICM is a Ukrainian plastic model manufacturer. Its most recent announced products, a batch of five model kits and paint sets, are set for release from October 2026, with distribution in Japan handled by Hasegawa.
ICM, a Ukrainian manufacturer of plastic model kits, announced five new products for release from October 2026. The lineup spans civilian and military subjects, including a 1/35 Ford Model T Doctor's Coupe with figures, a 1/48 UH-60A Black Hawk with ESSS and skis, a 1/48 Gardening Operation Set with a Hampden bomber, a 1/35 armed HMMWV, and a Korean War aircraft paint set. Distribution in Japan will be handled by Hasegawa.
The announcement extends ICM's catalog with a mix of subjects, giving Japanese modelers a new batch of options starting in October 2026. The products cover both civilian vehicles and military hardware, including a helicopter and a ground vehicle, as well as a diorama set and a paint set.
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Aug 27
The staff of the television anime adaptation of Izushiro and Ruria Miyuki's light novel series The Greatest Magicmaster's Retirement Plan announced on Wednesday that Yui Ogura will voice the character Loki Leevahl. Loki is described as a high-ranking Magicmaster who transfers to the magical institute as a partner to the protagonist Alus Reigin. The announcement included a character visual for Loki. The anime is scheduled to premiere in 2027. Yuto Uemura stars as Alus Reigin, the nation's top Magicmaster out of more than 100,000, who requests retirement from military service at age 16 but instead ends up as a student at a special magical institute, hiding his identity while training successors and secretly defeating Fiends. Yusuke Suzuki is directing the anime at studio HOTLINE, with series scripts by Gigaemon Ichikawa, character designs by Yuki Kitajima, and sound direction by Takatoshi Hamano. A prequel manga, The Greatest Magicmaster's Retirement Plan Zero: The Secret History of the Beginning, is scheduled to launch this winter, depicting Alus' life before he enrolled in the magic academy. J-Novel Club publishes the novels in English.
Aug 14
Ukrainian manufacturer ICM announced five new plastic model and paint products for release from October 2026, distributed in Japan by Hasegawa. The lineup includes a 1/35 Ford Model T Doctor's Coupe with figures, a 1/48 UH-60A Black Hawk with ESSS and skis, a 1/48 Gardening Operation Set with a Hampden bomber, a 1/35 armed HMMWV, and a Korean War aircraft paint set.
Jun 10
A television anime adaptation of Izushiro's light novel series The Greatest Magicmaster's Retirement Plan has been announced for a 2027 premiere. The anime's official website opened on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, revealing a teaser promotional video, teaser visual, lead cast member, and staff. Yuto Uemura will voice protagonist Alus Reigin, the world's strongest magicmaster who seeks retirement but ends up enrolled in a magic academy. Yusuke Suzuki, known for This Monster Wants to Eat Me and Duel Masters Win, is directing the anime at studio HOTLINE. Gigaemon Ichikawa is handling series scripts, Yuki Kitajima is designing characters, and Takatoshi Hamano is the sound director. The light novel series, which began on Shōsetsuka ni Narō in 2015, has 20 volumes published by Hobby Japan. A prequel manga titled The Greatest Magicmaster's Retirement Plan Zero -The Secret History of the Beginning- is scheduled to launch this winter, drawn by Karu Yoneshiro, who also illustrated the second manga adaptation. J-Novel Club publishes the novels in English.
Jun 7
Thailand's Creative Economy Agency (CEA) announced the Bangkok International Content Market 2026 (BICM2026), the country's first international marketplace for film, series, and animation. The event runs July 20-22 in Bangkok as part of the Thailand Content Market 2026, aiming to position Thailand as an Asian content hub.