Bandai's TAMASHII NATIONS repaints Alto Saotome's VF-25 in Super Hornet colors, and the real story is a small red-and-white helmet stripe on the robot's head.
Bandai's GASHAPON line shrinks Sakura's wands, the Clow Book and Kero-chan into 5.3 cm blister-card charms at 400 yen a pull.
Bandai Spirits gives the Layzner an all-new HI-METAL R sculpt built on Kunio Okawara's original head-heavy proportions, with the line's first light-up gimmick.
TAMASHII NATIONS gives Josuke Higashikata a wire-reinforced soft coat hem, which may be the smartest choice in this 6.3-inch S.H.Figuarts release.
Bandai Spirits gives Kamen Rider Kabuto a third Shinkocchou color pass, a light-gathering helmet and a 20th anniversary base for 11,000 yen.
The artist who drew the original 151 Pokémon now has his own S.H.Figuarts drawing mannequin, a 13 cm Body-chan wrapped in a printed wireframe grid for 5,500 yen.
Tamashii Nations pairs Pokémon art director Ken Sugimori with S.H.Figuarts for a gray, grid-printed Body-Kun with 30 points of articulation, priced at 5,500 yen.
Tamashii Nations has posted a silhouette of S.H.Figuarts Inosuke Hashibira, the last missing member of the Demon Slayer trio, with price and date still under wraps.
Bandai's GASHAPON Machiboke line returns to Stardust Crusaders with Kakyoin, Avdol, Iggy and DIO as 4.5 cm figures that sulk while they wait.
Tamashii Nations' S.H.Figuarts Hiei arrives with a dragon-coiled arm, a giant Black Dragon effect and fifteen faces for one famously expressionless demon.
