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Good Smile Company started pre-orders for the next new Fire Emblem: Three Houses figure, which is a figma of the female version of Byleth. She’ll debut in June 2026 in Japan, followed by a worldwide release. This one costs ￥12,800/$90.99.

As this is a figma, Byleth will be about six inches tall, be fully articulated. She will come with accessories from Fire Emblem: Three Houses. There will be three face plates representing a neutral expression, a smiling one, and one in which she is angrily shouting. She comes with one weapon, which is the Sword of the Creator, though there is also an additional effect part to show the fiery whip form of it. Multiple pairs of hands are also included for different poses. 

Here’s how the Fire Emblem: Three Houses Byleth figma will look when it debuts next year.

We’ve seen quite a few Fire Emblem Byleth figures from Good Smile Company, and they represent both the male and female avatars. For example, Pop Up Parade versions of each one showed up in the more affordable, static, non-scale line.

The Fire Emblem: Three Houses female Byleth figma will launch in Japan in June 2026, with a worldwide release following after that. Pre-orders are open until July 9, 2025. Fire Emblem: Three Houses and Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes are both available on the Switch worldwide.

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Kaiyodo announced some new Dead or Alive 6 figures, and they’ll be based on recurring DOA heroines Honoka and Marie Rose. Both are early in development, as the manufacturer only shared teasers for both on social media. These announcements were in both Japanese and English, so it is likely they are being prepared for a worldwide release. The company often does that, especially with its Revoltech figures.

At the moment, only official images of the characters based on their appearances in Dead or Alive 6 appeared, which suggests each of them will be depicted in their official, default costumes from that installment. The reveal also confirmed these will be 1/7 scale figures. This means they will likely be around 10 inches tall. 

Here are the official announcement images for both of the figures. 

Some of Kaiyodo’s last Koei Tecmo figures involved Revoltech Ninja Gaiden ones.

One of the last Dead or Alive figures involved the DOA XVV version of Marie Rose based on her appearance in Azur Lane. That is a part of the Koei Tecmo KT Model+ brand. It is only a 1/6 one though. It is expected to release in December 2025. 

Dead or Alive 6 is available on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC, and the Kaiyodo DOA figures based on Honoka and Marie Rose are in development.

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Good Smile Company announced it will rerelease both the Samus Aran Zero Suit and standard figma figures based on the character’s Metroid: Other M opinions. The two initially launched over 10 years ago, with the standard Power Suit option debuting back in 2012 and the Zero Suit design debuting in 2016. Due to the Trump tariffs, the US site orders aren’t open. Both figures are priced at ￥9,800 (~68) in the Japanese storefront. The Power Suit version will appear in January 2026 in Japan, followed by Zero Suit in February 2026. 

In the case of the Power Suit, that doesn’t come with any additional face parts. This is because Samus wears a helmet throughout, of course. Instead, the extra parts are designed to showcase different poses or actions. There are two beam effects to show her firing her gun. You can also make it look like she found and is shooting missiles. One part includes a thumbs up hand for her left hand. You also get a Morph Ball. 

Here’s how that one looks:

With the Zero Suit Samus, we get various head parts in addition to other accessories. Smiling and stern face plates are included. You can also swap the hair pieces so she can be displayed with either short hair or a long-haired ponytail. Her right hand thumbs up part is included. So are a gun and replica of Adam’s helmet to hold. 

These are all the photos Good Smile Company shared of that version of her.

The Metroid: Other M Samus Aran Power Suit figma will debut in January 2026 in Japan, followed by the Zero Suit figure in February 2026. There’s no word on US release dates yet. Pre-orders close on July 2, 2025. Metroid: Other M appeared on the Wii worldwide.  

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Prime 1 Studio announced the release details for the Darkstalkers Masterline figure of Lilith. It will debut sometime between August and November 2026. Pre-orders will remain open while supplies last after they open on May 20, 2025, as only 400 will be made. It will cost $1,099/¥186,890. 

Lilith will be a rather large figure. She’ll stand at over 20 inches tall (52cm), and it is almost 20 inches (50cm) long. She wears her traditional costume from the fighting game and her wings are unfurled. She’s sitting atop a stone pillar circled by a snake. Bats also appear nearby, as do decorative candles.

Here’s a closer look at it: 

This isn’t the only Darkstalkers Masterline figure, as Prime 1 Studio revealed the Morrigan one before Lilith’s debut. Pre-orders for it opened in April 2025. Just like Lilith, only 400 of it will be available. Also, a bonus version with a bonus nameplate part also appeared. That will debut between July and October 2026.

Here’s an image Prime 1 Studio shared of the two together:

Pre-orders open for the Darkstalkers Lilith Prime 1 Studio Masterline figure on May 20, 2025, and the item will debut between August and November 2026.

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Good Smile Company announced it opened standard pre-orders for the 100th Hatsune Miku Nendoroid, known as the 100th Adventure version figure, ahead of its October 2025 debut in Japan. It will cost ￥8,000 (~$55). This comes after the early-bird purchase option in March 2025. As a reminder, orders for it aren’t available on the US site due to the Trump tariffs.

As usual, this is a Nendoroid with three face plates. The standard one features her smiling. An excited one features a more enthusiastic smile and blush on her cheeks. The third leaves her looking concerned, with her eyes entirely black. She comes with a bag she can carry, removable hat, map she can hold, and small gold Miku statue as a treasure.

Here’s a closer look at how this Nendoroid will look and some possible poses:

There’s also a promotional trailer on YouTube that shows how the official Tsuki no Usagi art inspired the design for the Hatsune Miku figure, highlighted some details, and showed her “finding” a golden Miku treasure.

The Hatsune Miku 100th Adventure Nendoroid will debut in Japan in October 2025, with a worldwide release following eventually. Pre-orders are open until July 2, 2025. 

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Re-Ment announced it will sell a line of Evangelion blind box figures again, as the Desktop Eva figures that debuted in March 2024 will return in June 2025. So far, one of the first retailers to be selling the items again is AmiAmi, which features a six-box full set for ￥5,620 (~$39). 

As is common with the Re-Ment Desktop line of figures, each one of the items features a character from Evangelion, such as Eva Test Type-01, in a pose that also allows it to hold basic office supplies. So the Eva Test Type-01 model is designed to have sticky notes attached to it. The Eva Production Model-02 can be used to hold a cord like for a USB cable or phone. Shinji Ikari is posed in a cockpit, and a pen can be stuck in the back where the plug would be. You can put business cards between Rei Ayanami and the railing behind her. The Asuka Langley Shikinami accent behind her can hold a Japanese name stamp. Finally, the figure of Gendo Ikari at his station can hold a cell phone behind him.

Here’s how the full set looks:

The Evangelion Desktop Eva Re-Ment figures will return in June 2025 in Japan, and we’ll start seeing them in other regions after that. The anime is on Netflix, while the Rebuild of Evangelion films are on Amazon. New XR games are in development.

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On May 7, 2025, the Weibo page for Love and Deepspace confirmed Infold and Good Smile Company would team up for Nendoroid figures based on the cast, and now reports and official images are coming in sharing that Xavier is the first one. So far, the only store that ships worldwide that is selling it is Aitai Kuji, as even the Japanese branch of the Good Smile Company store isn’t selling him as of 12pm ET on May 12, 2025. He will apparently cost ¥7,500 (~$51) and release in October 2025 in Japan. [Thanks, Kamisatoya and Audrey Lamsam!]

Xavier is one of the three love interests that first debuted in the Love and Deepspace otome game at launch. (Sylus and Caleb appeared months later.) He’s a Deepspace Hunter who works alongside the heroine. He’s known for using the power of light to attack enemies, thanks to his Evol, and uses a sword in combat. 

The Nendoroid of Xavier will acknowledge details about him from Love and Deepspace. Given he’s always nodding off, there will be one face plate showing him asleep that can be used with an optional eyemask accessory. Another faceplate features him smiling, while a third shows him in the midst of a fight with two cuts on his face. He’ll come with a sword that he can equip. Also, in a nod to the exclusive plush you can get with him when you head to the Claw Machine in-game, a Bunbun white rabbit accessory will be included for him to hold.

Here are all the initial images from Good Smile Company and Infold that appeared online so far.

It is unknown which character could appear next, as the Weibo announcement image did show all five silhouettes. The first teaser image, which you can see below, featured silhouettes of Xavier, Zayne, Rafayel, Sylus, and Caleb from left to right. So if the companies go in order and start with the first three bachelors that appeared in the game, we could see Zayne or Rafayel next. 

The Xavier Love and Deepspace Nendoroid will apparently launch in October 2025 in Asia, with other figures planned after. The game is available on mobile devices.

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Kaiyodo and Piapro used social media to announce a new Hatsune Miku figure, and this time it is a Revoltech model based on the game Fitness Boxing Feat Hatsune Miku, known as Fit Boxing in Japan. An initial image appeared alongside the reveal. There’s no word yet on when pre-orders will open, how much it will cost, and when it will debut in Japan.

Fitness Boxing Feat Hatsune Miku is, as the game suggests, an entry in the Fit Boxing series that involves us boxing in time to music by Piapro Vocaloids. This Revoltech figure is based on her appearance in it. That means she’s wearing her hoodie and black sweatpants. Her face might also look a bit different, since it is based on the in-game character model. 

As this is a Revoltech, that means this Hatsune Miku figure will be fully articulated and capable of recreating poses from the game. These types of figures tend to be just over five inches tall (around 140mm), and they tend to include multiple face plates and hand parts. So while the initial photo only shows a standard smiling face plate in place and hands in a more relaxed pose, we could see more energetic faces and her hands in fists to simulate her punches and jabs.

Here’s the first photo of the new Fitness Boxing Feat Hatsune Miku merchandise.

Fitness Boxing Feat Hatsune Miku is available worldwide, though it does go under the Fit Boxing name in Japan, and the Revoltech figure based on her design in that game is in development.

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Prime 1 Studio revealed a new figure of Gehrman from Bloodborne that costs $1,299/207,790 yen. The figure is now available for pre-order, and it is set to release sometime between August and November 2026. More information on its release will appear in the future.

The figure depicts Gehrman as he appears during his boss fight at the end of the game, standing up from his wheelchair and wielding his Burial Blade scythe trick weapon and a blunderbuss. His hunting garb, coat, and top hat are sculpted with a high level of detail. The figure stands at 68 cm (~27 inches) tall and it weighs approximately 10.4 kg (or about 23 pounds).

Bonus parts for the Burial Blade weapon are also included with the figure. They allow for Gehrman to carry it in its default scythe mode or its trick curved sword mode. The part itself is Gehrman’s right hand, and the blade cannot be detached from it. The base is modeled after the garden where his boss fight takes place at the end of the game, surrounded by the fences and white flowers in the arena, and decorated with tree roots and the graves set around the Hunter’s Dream.

Check out the Prime 1 Studio figure of Gehrman from Bloodborne here:

This is the fifth Bloodborne figure released by Prime 1 Studio, with other figures based on the Hunter player, Lady Maria, and Eileen the Crow. The Doll from the Hunter’s Dream received its own Prime 1 Studio figure on 2024, and it is the only pre-existent Bloodborne figure to still have units available.

The Prime 1 Studio Bloodborne Gehrman figure is now available for pre-order, and it will release between August and November 2026.

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Once again, MegaHouse will release a collection of Sanrio Kaitai Puzzle Fantasy figures that shows the skeletons of the features characters, and this time the four in the collection will feature two My Melody designs and two Kuromi options. These launch at the end of June 2025 in honor of the characters’ anniversaries. (My Melody is turning 50, and Kuromi is 20.) As with past entries in this line, this will be a blind box collection, with a single one costing 1,210円 (~$8). So you won’t know which character or color you’ll get. Big Bad Toy Store is selling a full set of four, which is how they appear packaged on shelves, for $63.99. 

How it works is all of these Sanrio Kaitai Puzzle Fantasy Kuromi and My Melody figures is a figure you assemble by constructing the skeleton, then adding a layer showing part of the character on top of it. So you’ll start with the back half of the skeleton and pieces representing the heart and brain. Then, you put the “front” of the skeleton on. The puzzle is finished when you put on half of the character’s body so you can see their normal self on their right side and their skeleton still on their left. For this collection, the two Kuromi variants feature her with either a purple and white or black and white color scheme, and there are decorations on her ears. With My Melody, both options are pink and white, but her ears are either up or in a lop ear pose with decorations on them. Each one is 65mm (two and a half inches) tall. 

Here’s how all four styles look:

We’ve seen these twice before. In 2023, models of Cinnamoroll, Hello Kitty, Kuromi, and My Melody showed up. Those variants only involved a pink and white My Melody and purple and white Kuromi. Another round returned in 2024, with Cinnamoroll, Kuromi, My Melody, and Pompompurin once again part of it. The run released in December 2024 in Japan included Hangyodon, Hello Kitty, another Kuromi variant, and Pochacco. Ones also appeared based on Justice League heroes and Delicious in Dungeon ones.

The Sanrio Kaitai Puzzle Fantasy Kuromi and My Melody figures showing both characters’ skeletons will launch in Japan in June 2025. 

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MegaHouse announced that 2B from NieR: Automata will become a Desktop Army figure. She’ll launch in the second half of October 2025 in Japan. She’ll cost 9,900円 (~$68). At time of writing, it seems the only store with worldwide shipping carrying it is AmiAmi, which is selling it for about $58.46.

The trademark of the Desktop Army line is that all of the characters are about 80mm (three inches) tall, and the figures are articulated, come with accessories, and are compatible with all past armor and accessories with other characters. This figure includes both 2B and Pod 042. You also get two swords with her, which are Virtuous Contract and Virtuous Treaty. These can be held in her hand or attached to her back. 

Here's a closer look at the character, some possible poses, and the accessories she'll come with from MegaHouse.

Desktop Army is an established MegaHouse line of original figures that included plenty of crossovers prior to the 2B NieR: Automata announcement. For example, Persona 3’s Aigis ed the collection in 2021. One set brought Evangelion’s Shinji and Kaworu into the fold. There were also ones based on Fate/Stay Night characters, Princess Connect heroines, and Alice Gear units.

This isn’t the only recent NieR: Automata merchandise to appear. Square Enix shared a Black Box rubber tray with glow-in-the-dark elements as part of a new collection headed to Japan. 

MegaHouse’s NieR: Automata 2B Desktop Army figure will debut in Japan in late October 2025. The gamecan be found on the Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The NieR: Automata anime is streaming on Crunchyroll. 

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Taito announced the return of the Hatsune Miku Desktop Cute figure of her as a cat girl version of Vocaloid Hatsune Miku. It is currently showing up in Taito online crane games, which cost 1,700 coins per try. It is unknown when or if we’ll end up seeing it also eventually appear worldwide again, but places like Hobby Link Japan did carry the Cat Ear T-Shirt Ver figure before and Amazon sells the most recent Sakura Miku one. 

The Taito Desktop Cute line of figures all features famous characters design to be posed sitting on people’s desks. Many anime and game characters appeared in the collection. In this case, Hatsune Miku wears a more casual outfit, and the cat girl elements include green ears, a green tail, and pink collar. She also wears a white shirt with a cat holding a leak on it, black shorts, and pink and white knee socks. Like all figures in this line, she’s around five inches tall (14cm). 

Here’s a closer look at the some of the photos Taito shared with us of the figure.

This is the second piece of merchandise based on this Hatsune Miku cat girl design. Back in March 2025, Taito released two plush variations of it. Those also appeared in Japanese arcades.

This is the second Desktop Cute figure of the Vocaloid to appear in 2025. In February 2025, a Sakura Miku one of the character leaning on a pillow shaped like a cherry appeared in Japanese arcades. 

The Hatsune Miku Desktop Cute Cat Ear T-Shirt Ver figure of her as a casual cat girl is now back in Japanese online crane games.

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Kotobukiya has revealed that it will restock its ARTFX J figure of Goro "Crow" Akechi from Persona 5. Originally available in 2018, the company will re-release the figure in November 2025.

This figure depicts Crow in his Phantom Thief attire, as he holds his mask and saber in each of his hands. The figure has a scale of 1/8 with a total height of 27 cm (~10.63 inches), which is measured from the slanted base to the tip of Crow's head.

Here are some of the sample images for the figure, taken from multiple sides:

The restocked figure will cost 14,300 yen (~$99.10). Kotobukiya has put up a listing for the figure on its own online shop with guaranteed stocks for orders made by Tuesday, June 24, 2025. However, it can only ship the product domestically in Japan. People residing elsewhere worldwide can alternatively place orders on other websites that global shipping, such as AmiAmi and HobbyLink Japan.

Considering the initial release date, this figure is one of the rare entries that feature the original Persona 5 logo. Most of the more recent figures, such as the 2022 Lucrea figure of Akechi in his Loki attire, use the logo for the enhanced Persona 5 Royal, which Atlus released first in Japan in October 2019.

The 2018 ARTFX J figure of Persona 5's Goro "Crow" Akechi in his Phantom Thief attire will be available again in November 2025.

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Kotobukiya announced it will one again sell its Xenosaga 3 model kit of KOS-MOS, which lets someone build an over five-inch tall figure of the character. It is available on both the Japanese and US online storefronts, and it costs 6,820 円/$60.99. It is expected to launch in Japan in November 2025, with a US release happening in December 2025. Older versions of the kit are still available on Amazon at higher prices. 

Just like the original release, this Xenosaga 3 KOS-MOS model kit makes a 1/12 scale figure of the character. It features partially painted runners and four face plates that are already painted. However, some accents might require additional painting. Also, in the case of detailed characters such as this, it is recommended to also have items like nippers and files when putting it together. Both her standard and Fatima Glass Mode appearances are ed. Also, in addition to the heroine, we also get the partsto build her Dragon Tooth sword, handgun, and gatling guns. 

Here’s a closer look at the finished version of the figure and some poses we can make with her and her included accessories. 

We’ve seen this exact kit quite a number of times, though it’s been six years since the last rerelease. It first debuted in December 2017. The first rerun released in October 2018. October 2019 is the last time it appeared.

While it’s been an extremely long time since KOS-MOS starred in a game, due to the Xenosaga series being over, she has appeared in titles since then. For example, both her and T-ELOS appeared in Project X Zone. She was a crossover character in Tales of the Rays too. In Xenoblade Chronicles 2, you could find her as a Rare Blade. 

The Xenosaga 3 KOS-MOS figure model kit will return in Japan in November 2025 and in the US in December 2025. Kotobukiya recommended pre-ordering by May 20, 2025 to guarantee getting one. Xenosaga 1-3 are available on the PS2 worldwide, while Xenosaga 1 & 2 appeared on the DS.  

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The NieR Replicant version of Kaine will once again appear as a figure, and this time Flare is the company behind it. Square Enix shared an image alongside an announcement. As it is still so early in development, there isn’t even a prototype yet. Instead, only the model images showed up on social media.

Since things are so early in development, we can’t see an accurate real-world example of the NieR Replicant Kaine figure. The models shared are all in greyscale as well. However, the pose is quite telling. It shows the character’s iconic one in which she’s leaning over and resting on her swords. She also has the Lunar Tear Nier gave her in her hair. This suggests it is designed to represent her Act II appearance. 

Here’s how it looks so far:

It’s been quite a while since we heard about new NieR Replicant merchandise, but now we have two updates in quick succession. Prior to this, one of the last figures revealed was the Play Arts Kai version of Kaine. That launched in 2023. More recently, Good Smile Company confirmed it would rerelease the Brother Nier Nendoroid in September 2025. That first debuted in 2021.

The NieR Replicant Kaine figure by Flare is in development, and that ver.1.22474487139 release of the game is available on the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. 

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