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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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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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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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Good Smile Company and Square Enix announced that there will be Dragon Quest model kits based on the Dracky and Slimes. Three different slime variants will be available, though we’ll only get one version of the flying-type critter. The bat-like buddy is most expensive at ￥2,200 (~$15), while the slimes are ￥1,760 (~$12). They’ll launch in Japan in December 2025, and we could see them worldwide after.

The three Dragon Quest Slimes are a standard blue one, an orange She-Slime that is referred to as a Red Slime, and a Lime Slime. The blue and orange ones are on green meadow bases that make them look like they’re sitting in a field, while the green one is on a gray, “stone” dungeon base. The initial photos show them assembled, then unassembled. The runners show each one is made up of only seven parts designed to snap together. The bases also can snap together, so the characters could be displayed side-by-side.

As for the Dracky, it appears on a dungeon base. Said base also can interlock with the others in this series. The runners for the model kit aren’t shown. 

Here’s how all four look: 

The Dragon Quest Dracky and Slime, Lime Slime, and She-Slime (Red Slime) model kits will debut in Japan in December 2025 before launching worldwide, and pre-orders are open until June 25, 2025. The latest game released is the Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake, which is on the Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC. 

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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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Good Smile Company made an EVO Japan 2025 announcement, and it is that the company is preparing a Mai Shiranui plush based on her Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves design. There is no release window for the item yet. 

Since this Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves plush is still early in development, there’s no photo of a prototype. Instead, Good Smile Company only shared concept art of the character. Mai Shiranui will be wearing her new black outfit, and she’ll hold her fan in her right hand. She’ll have her hair pulled back in a ponytail.

Here’s how it looks so far:

While we don’t know exactly how big this Mai Shiranui plush will be, we have some idea based on other plushies released by Good Smile Company. It appears to be in the same style as past Evangelion and Delicious in Dungeon characters. This means she will likely be between five to seven inches and 130mm to 180mm tall. Also, these characters in this line tend to always be made of polyester and cotton.

Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves is available on the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the Mai Shiranui plush is in development.  

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Good Smile Company announced how the tariffs enacted by President Donald Trump affect Nendoroids, figmas, figures, and other pieces of video game and anime merchandise. It won’t take pre-orders for items, is delayed shipments for in-progress pre-orders, increased prices on its storefront, and items won’t be tax exempt under the de minimis tax exemption system, according to messages on the US and Japanese sites.

The announcement on the Japanese site ended up being a little more detailed, with more exact dates for the changes and locations. It noted this applies to the US, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. If a product is already in-stock, it can be purchased. However, it might cost more now. Starting immediately, pre-orders are closed to folks in those regions and shipments to the US are delayed. On the Japanese site, it specifically stated this runs April 24, 2025 through May 14, 2025. On the US one, there’s no end-date.

In of the possible tariffs being applied and other price changes, that varies. The US site said prices already changed. It also promised to alter that if situations change. The Japanese site said the tariffs starting at 145% are expected to start “on or after May 2, 2025.” It also noted that since the de minimis tax exemption will start, that means the order will be taxed even if is under $800. The site also said those who order items in the US need to pay the tariffs through customs or the company (such as FedEx, UPS, or DHL) that delivers them. 

Good Smile Company game and anime Nendoroids, figures, figmas, and merchandise aren’t the only products being hit by the Trump tariffs. Square Enix halted pre-orders from its official US storefront. Switch 2 pre-orders ended up delayed, and some of the peripherals, accessories, and amiibo prices changed as a result.

Good Smile Company pre-orders for its anime and game Nendoroids, figures, figmas, and merchandise headed to the US and its territories are now stopped and existing pre-orders and shipments are delayed as a result of the Trump Tariffs.

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Good Smile Company opened pre-orders for a Fire Emblem: Awakening Lucina figure, and she’ll be able to wear her mask and appear with short hair to put on her Marth disguise. It will cost ￥31,680 (~$223). She’s expected to debut in June 2026 in Japan, with a worldwide release following after that.

Lucina is wearing the her outfit she’s best known for from the game. She also wields the Parallel Falchion. The pose makes it look as though she is about to strike with it. Good Smile Company’s product page mentions she comes with the additional head parts to change her appearance from her standard look with long hair to her Marth disguise. However, it is unknown if this means you could display her with long hair and a mask or short hair and no mask. The only initial photos show her with long hair and no mask or short hair with a mask.

This is how the figure looks when her head part with long hair and no mask is used:

Here’s how the Fire Emblem: Awakening figure looks if you switch to the display option that disguises Lucina as Marth by showing her with short hair and a mask. 

You can see the trailer showing both display options from different angles below:

This isn’t the only time Good Smile Company released a figure of the character. Lucina is also part of its figma line. It even rereleased it, due to its popularity.

The Fire Emblem: Awakening Lucina figure with optional Marth mask and hairstyle will debut in Japan in June 2026. She’ll appear worldwide after that. Pre-orders are open until July 9, 2025. Fire Emblem: Awakening is available on the 3DS.

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Good Smile Company opened orders for two Evangelion Plamax models of Rei Ayanami again, and as before each one lets someone build a figure of the heroine from the Rebuild of Evangelion movies. They are identical to the original run. This means one involves the traditional version of Rei Ayanami with short hair, while the other includes the long hair version that appeared later. Each one costs ￥7,700, regardless of the hairstyle. Both kits will ship in Japan in October 2025, with a worldwide release following after. The first run shipped in April 2024.

In each case, the model of Rei will involve her in her trademark white plugsuit. The only difference between the two is the length of her hair. The runners for the kit will already be in the correct colors, so you won’t need to do any large scale painting, however be advised that some finer details might require that. Good Smile Company noted it is ready for anyone of any experience level so it should snap together. I would recommend getting nippers for the smaller parts and to perhaps have some glue on hand just in case. 

Here are photos Good Smile Company shared of the finished kits. Each one will be under eight inches (200mm) when done, and a stand is included.

It also shared two photos of some of the runners included in the kits.

Both model kits also have their own Good Smile Company Online Store exclusive purchase bonus. Each one comes with an additional runner with an extra hair part that cane be swapped in for the base models. These are still short or long hair for Rei Ayanami figures, but instead of being solid they are translucent options for the Evangelion models. 

Here’s how those look:

The Evangelion Plamax models of Rei Ayanami will launch in October 2025, and the kits for the figures will appear worldwide after that. Pre-orders are open until May 14, 2025. The Rebuild of Evangelion movies are on Amazon. 

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Good Smile Company announced it will sell two Hatsune Miku Maneki Neko Nendoroids, with one being an old lucky cat version of the character and the other being a new figure. The old one is a rerelease of figure 1,777. The new one is a Black Version that is number 2,750.  Both are expected to appear in Japan in October 2025, and they are only available in the Japanese storefront for ￥7,900 each. 

Both of the Hatsune Miku figures feature the Vocaloid figure in outfits inspired by Maneki Neko lucky cats seen in Japan. Each one features three face plates. The original one has a standard one, one in which she’s smiling and winking, and a third enthusiastic one with eyes squished shut. The new one has a relaxed smiling face plate, one in which she is sleepy and yawning, and a third sly one. The older one comes with a gold suitcase with leak design and a golden leak. The new one has a cat uchiwa fan. Both feature parts to make them kneel down and perform the trademark lucky cat pose.

As a reminder, here is how the original version of the Nendoroid with the character in the white outfit looks:

And this is how the new figure with Miku in a black outfit looks.

The Hatsune Miku Maneki Neko white and black version Nendoroids will return in October 2025, and we should see the figures appear worldwide after that. Pre-orders are open until May 28, 2025. 

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Yet another Fire Emblem: Three Houses Pop Up Parade figure got a release date, and we’ll see the Golden Deer resident Hilda Valentine Goneril in 2025. She’ll debut first in Japan in October 2025. Worldwide shipments roll out after that, which means she should be in the US by or before Q1 2026. She costs ￥5,500/$52.99.

Since this is another one of the Pop Up Parade Fire Emblem: Three Houses figures, we know a few things about Hilda already. She’s a non-standard figure, so she doesn’t fall into any of the typical scale sizes. Instead, she’ll be between six and seven inches tall. She’ll also be wearing her Garreg Mach Monastery academy uniform, as this depicts her before the timeskip. Finally, there are no additional parts, so the pose you see is the one you get.

Here's a closer look at how Hilda turned out:

Hilda isn’t the latest one in this batch of characters to show up. Dorothea Arnault and Sylvain Jose Gautier ed her. All three were revealed at the same time at WonHobby 39 in February 2025. Since their pre-orders opened earlier, they’ll appear sooner. Dorothea is expected to launch in Japan sometime in August 2025, followed by Sylvain in September 2025. 

The Fire Emblem: Three Houses Hilda Valentine Goneril Pop Up Parade figure will debut in October 2025 in Japan, then launch worldwide by Q1 2026. Pre-orders are open until May 7, 2025. The game is available on the Nintendo Switch now.

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Good Smile Company announced three figures of Steins;Gate characters Kurisu Makise, Mayuri Shiina, and Suzuha Amane in swimsuits, and they can be purchased separately or together in a bundle. Alone, they cost ￥18,700 / $193.99 each. If you buy all three at once, they are ￥55,000 / $565.99. These will launch in Japan in May 2026, with a worldwide release coming sometime in Q4 2026. All of them are based on their appearances in the games and anime.

All of these are static figures. So you can’t change face plates or arm parts to alter their expressions or poses. However, each one does feature a different position so they can be paired together or showcase various poolside activities. Kurisu is holding an innertube that matches her swimsuit and a soda. She’s also still got her necktie on from her daily attire. Suzuha, given her background, is holding a water pistol. Meanwhile, Mayuri holds a transparent beach ball that resembles the Metal and Fairy Upa from the series.

Each one of these characters is a 1/7 scale figure. That means they’ll all be between 9-11 inches tall. So Kurisu is about nine and a half inches (240mm). Suzuha is slightly taller, since she’s holding her pistol up, but she’s still around 10 inches (260mm). Mayuri is the tallest, since she’s holding the beach ball up over her head, so she beats the other too and reaches for almost 11 and a half inches (290mm). 

Here are two official photos of all three of the Steins;Gate characters together, so you can get a sense of scale for all of the figures.

And here are some close-ups that offer better looks at Kurisu, Mayuri, and Suzuha’s faces.

Finally, there are Good Smile Company Store bonus items available. One is only available if you buy the bundle that includes all three figures. The other three are piecemeal items that come when you buy just one. Collector’s cards of Kurisu, Mayuri, and Suzuha come with the solo figures. If someone buys the collection, they get a 60cm x 40cm tapestry that features the art of all three heroines in their swimsuits.

Here’s how those bonus items look:

The Steins;Gate figures of characters Kurisu Makise, Mayuri Shiina, and Suzuha Amane in swimsuits will come to Japan in May 2026 and launch worldwide in Q4 2026. Pre-orders are open until June 4, 2026. The original game is available on the PS3, Vita, and PC worldwide, and it also appeared on the PS4, PSP, Xbox 360, and mobile devices in Japan. Steins;Gate Elite is available on the Switch, PS4, and PC worldwide, as well as the Vita and mobile devices in Japan. The anime is streaming on Crunchyroll.

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Square Enix revealed that it is working with Good Smile Company to produce a new figure of Lightning from FFXIII. The collaboration figure featuring the Final Fantasy XIII protagonist will be available in late March 2026.

This static figure depicting Lightning with her Blazefire Saber will have a rather uncommon scale of 1/6.5. The total height of the figure, with the Final Fantasy XIII logo-branded base pedestal included, will be around 27 cm (~10.63 inches).

The figure will be available at ¥29,700 (~$202.10). Square Enix has put the figure up for pre-orders on its Japanese e-Store, as usual. But as this FFXIII Lightning figure is being made in collaboration with Good Smile Company, pre-orders may be made more widely available via the latter's web store. However, Good Smile adds a caveat that this figure might not be available to ship to some regions.

Here are some of the sample images of the figure, taken from various angles:

Square Enix has been recently giving more spotlight to Lightning in its figure releases. Prior to the collaboration with Good Smile Company, it revealed a self-produced Play Arts Shin figure of the same character, which it will release in late October 2025.

The new 1/6.5 scale figure of Lightning from Final Fantasy XIII will be available on March 28, 2026. Good Smile Company will close the pre-order window on its web store on June 18, 2025.

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Good Smile Company kicked off pre-orders for a new Cowboy Bebop figure, and it features heroine Faye Valentine dressed as a bunny girl. It will debut in September 2025 in Japan, and a worldwide release is expected by about Q1 2026. She’ll cost ￥38,500 (~$403.99) as a result of her size.

This version of Faye is a 1/4 scale figure. That means she’ll be over 18 inches tall (470mm). However, a portion of that is due to the black bunny ear headband she wears on her head. As she is dressed in a traditional bunny girl outfit, she has a black, shiny, one piece swimsuit on that has a white rabbit tail on the back. She has white cuffs on her wrists and a white collar fastened by a red bow around her neck. She holds the ace and two of hearts cards in her right hand. In addition to black high heels, the figure also wears actual fabric fishnet tights. 

Note that this is a completely static figure. You can’t change her pose. You also can’t swap out face plates to change her expression.

Here are the official photos of the character:

Good Smile Company’s released a number of figures based on Faye Valentine. For example, a Nendoroid is due out in November 2025. (There’s a Spike Spiegel one too.) There was also a Pop Up Parade version of her. In both of them, she's wearing her standard outfit.

The Cowboy Bebop Faye Valentine bunny girl figure will debut in Japan in September 2025 and worldwide in Q1 2026. Pre-orders close on May 28, 2025. There’s no release window yet for both the Spike Spiegel and Faye Valentine Cowboy Bebop Nendoroids. The anime is streaming on Crunchyroll. One season of the live-action adaptation appeared on Netflix.

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Good Smile Company teased a new image of an Cardcaptor Sakura figure of Sakura Kinomoto in her iconic black and pink cat maid battle costume on social media. This will be a part of the Pop Up Parade line and will be one of the Ver L larger size models. There’s no expected release window yet, but pre-orders for it will start in May 2025. 

While the Cardcaptor Sakura figure is unpainted at the moment, we can still tell exactly what battle costume Sakura is wearing in it. The cat maid outfit is rendered exactly, right down to the bell on the collar, apron, and cat ears and tail on her head and back. She’s also wielding her Clow-style Sealing Wand, which appeared in the earliest part of the series. (In later arcs, its appearance changed.) 

Here’s the first image showing how she looks. As this is still early in development, we only get to see her from one angle.

As a reminder, the black cat maid is one of the older Cardcaptor Sakura battle costumes. Tomoyo Daidouji made it for her to wear when she was capturing the Thunder Card during the series. In the past, Good Smile Company made a Nendoroid Co-de figure of her in it. As it was part of the Co-de line, there were no extra accessories or elements, like with typical Nendoroids.

Since this is a Pop Up Parade figure, there will be no additional face plates or parts. Since it’s a part of the Ver L line, that could mean she’ll stand at about 240mm, like the recent Atelier Ryza one. 

The Cardcaptor Sakura Pop Up Parade L Ver figure is in development, with pre-orders opening worldwide in May 2025. Kodansha handles the manga worldwide. The anime is streaming on Crunchyroll. 

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