Following the reveal of the Monster Hunter Wilds Ascendance expansion for current platforms, Capcom revealed a Switch 2 port and Good Smile Company showed a Monster Hunter Felyne Nendoroid and Hunter figma figure. There are no release dates for the additional platform for the game or for either items yet, but it marks the first appearance of the Nendoroid since the February 2026 announcement for it. The figures follow ones like the Hunter: Female Xeno’jiiva Beta Armor Edition. 

When it comes to the Monster Hunter Wilds Switch 2 version, Capcom didn’t mention too much about the game. It only confirmed on social media that it exists. It said that we’ll see more about it and learn about a release window in the future.

As for the figure announcements, both the Monster Hunter Felyne Nendoroid and Hunter figma appeared as unpainted prototypes. This means we’ll likely see another painted prototype update for both in a few months before pre-orders open and a release happens. The Palico is a Rathalos Armor Version and has a small, matching sword as a weapon. The Hunter is a Hyper Body figma variant in Gore Magala armor that comes with a Stahlrecht Long Sword and Sucher-Ankh Sword with Shield as weapons. There will also be a Hyper Body Expansion Parts Set: Gore Magala Weapon Set that comes with a Tyrannenarm Gunlance and Elendskraft Charge Blade. 

Here’s how all of those items are looking so far. The weapon set is only confirmed to be compatible with figmas, and as such it wouldn’t be the right scale for the Felyne Nendoroid.

The Monster Hunter Wilds Switch 2 version is in development and will join PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC versions. The Monster Hunter Felyne Rathalos Armor Version Nendoroid and Hyper Body Hunter: Gore Magala Equipment figma figure are in development.

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The Sanrio characters x Junji Ito crossover is continuing with a new figure that is based on the Gyaru Tomie with Hello Kitty design. A painted prototype appeared at Good Smile Fest 2026. It consisted of a look at the character that appeared in multiple horror manga and movies from the side.

This image is based on Sanrio characters x Junji Ito art and merchandise that we’ve seen for quite some time at events like pop-up stores. While Hello Kitty doesn’t appear as an individual, Tomie is wearing a number of items referencing her and carrying accessories based on the famous cat. For example, she has a red bow in her hair and has the red bow on her socks, phone, and bag. She also has a Hello Kitty charm on her phone, another attached to her bag, and stickers with the character on her bag and earrings. 

Here’s the first photo of the painted prototype. While it looks unpainted, that’s just due to many of the Good Smile Company Junji Ito figures using a greyscale approach. (This happened with the Uzumaki Kirie Nendoroid.) The photo also shows that the stand will resemble Hello Kitty’s bow too.

The Junji Ito x Sanrio characters figure of gyaru Tomie with Hello Kitty accessories is in development, and there’s no release date yet. However, since she is at the painted prototype phase, we should see pre-orders open in the next few weeks.

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As part of the Good Smile Fest 2026 figure reveals, Good Smile Company announced Hideo Kojima will be the next real-life individual to become a Nendoroid. A release date wasn’t mentioned. However, he did appear in the painted prototype phase, so it is very likely pre-orders will open in the next few weeks. This follows announcements of similar treatments of notable figures like the Masaki Nozawa or Stan Lee ones.  

Here’s the first photo of the painted prototype. In it, he’ll wear a black t-shirt with the Kojima Productions Ludens mascot on it.

The Hideo Kojima figure also appeared alongside a confirmation that a Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Sam Porter Bridges figma is in development. That’s so early on that there’s no concept art or prototype. Only official art of the character from the game appeared.

It isn’t too uncommon for real-world people to get turned into Nendoroid figures. In addition to the Goku in Dragon Ball and Kitaro in Gegege no Kitaro voice actress, we saw ones of actors like Bruce Lee, singers like the members of BTS or Hyde, and Kamui Kobayashi.

The Hideo Kojima Nendoroid and Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Sam Porter Bridges figma figure are both in development. The second Death Stranding game is on the PS5 and PC. 

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McDonald’s Japan will include Spy x Family and My Hero Academia Uno decks in its Happy Meals from February 27, 2026. They will be available for about three weeks.

There are two parts to the anime Uno collaboration. From February 27 to March 5, 2026, you can get the Anya, Loid, and Todoroki decks. Anya’s is Uno Flip, while Loid’s is just normal Uno. Todoroki's is Uno All Wild. Then, from March 6 to March 12, 2026, McDonald’s will launch the second half of the collaboration. During this period, you can get the Yor, Bakugou, and Deku decks. Yor’s deck is Uno All Wild, Bakugou’s is Uno Flip, and Deku’s is normal Uno. From March 13, 2026, you can get any deck from the above six.

These Uno anime decks are actually available on their own, so you don’t have to get a McDonald’s Happy Meal for them if you don’t want to. They’re more expensive that way, though. It should also be noted that Japan isn’t the first or only country to get these Uno decks. Canadian McDonald’s announced this collaboration in January 2026, along with Boruto decks.

The Spy x Family and My Hero Academia Uno decks will be available in McDonald’s Happy Meals in Japan from late February 2026.

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The Wow Stuff First Edition Pikachu Puppetronic by RealFX toy launched on the UK Pokemon Center storefront and immediately sold out. The £89.99 pre-orders only opened in that region at the moment and are expected to ship in Spring 2026 there. The North American and Japanese storefronts are not showing listings at the moment. Note that this only applies to just one version of the item, as a wider release is planned.

All versions of the Pikachu Puppetronic by RealFX toy will behave the same way, regardless of the edition. Touching its head, nose, and stomach can cause different reactions, with the character able to make noises, move its ears, blink its eyes, open and close its mouth, and light up the red cheeks. The product page noted “more than 120 sounds and actions.” There’s also a trailer showing its behavior, though the one on The Official Pokemon YouTube channel is region-locked.

The only difference between the First Edition version of the toy from the Pokemon Center and ones that will appear after involves altered additions that show it was one of the first to market. The box will have a “First Edition” badge on it to show it was purchased via The Pokemon Center. Inside the box is a certificate of authenticity. However, the certificate doesn’t mention a number to show how many of this release were produced and which “one” you got.

This Pikachu toy did show up at the 2026 Toy Fair in New York City, so there is other footage of it online in case you can’t see the region-locked trailer. For example, the KirbyGCN17 YouTube Short before showed someone demonstrating it at the event.

The Pikachu Puppetronic by RealFX toy will release in 2026, with the Pokemon Center UK First Edition one releasing in Spring 2026. We might learn more about the worldwide release during the Pokemon Day Pokemon Presents on February 27, 2026.

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Parade announced that, at the end of February 2026, Chiikawa Sanrio plush of characters from the anime and manga dressed as mascots like Hello Kitty will appear. There will be three varieties. They will appear in actual arcades as prizes in Japan and in many online crane games. There’s no word on if we’ll see them eventually everywhere. 

While three characters appear in this Chiikawa Sanrio lineup, they only feature two of the main characters from the series. Chiikawa is present, wearing a hood that looks like My Melody’s. Hachiware is there too with a Hello Kitty ribbon on the left ear. However, the third is the side character Kuri-Manju in a full Hangyodon costume. All of them are just under a foot tall at 11 inches (30cm).

Here’s how all three of these plush will look. One of the photos Parade shared shows the Chiikawa My Melody one being held, to offer a sense of scale.

We’ve seen this kind of crossover happen before. Gray Parka Service featured a similar plush collection that included six characters from the series dressed as Sanrio mascots. Those launched in Japan in December 2025. Chiikawa was My Melody, Hachiware was Hello Kitty, and Kuri-Manju was Hangyodon for that line too.

The Chiikawa Sanrio plush will appear in Japanese arcades at the end of February 2026, Kodansha handles the manga, and the anime isn’t streaming on any platforms in North America at the moment. Chiikawa the Movie: The Secret of Mermaid Island will air in Japan in 2026. 

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Capcom has announced that it is working with Yume Group and S.Ride to hold collaboration campaigns celebrating the release of Resident Evil Requiem in Japan. The former will particularly release a special bundle that combines a physical copy of Resident Evil Requiem with its own hanging fitness equipment.

Buyers can choose between a PlayStation 5 Blu-ray disc package or a Nintendo Switch 2 game key card to be bundled in the same box as the fitness equipment. Capcom has also provided a render of Grace trying out the equipment to help Yume Group promote the product.

The Resident Evil Requiem hanging fitness equipment bundle is priced at ¥19,800 (~$127.50), and Yume Group opened pre-orders on its website at 8 AM JST. However, it could only prepare 50 copies of the bundle, and all of those were already sold out in less than half a day.

Yume Group has also published a trailer promoting the bundle on its YouTube channel:

In the same press release, Capcom also revealed that S.Ride will temporarily launch ten taxis sporting the Resident Evil Requiem promotion livery from February 23 until March 1, 2026. These taxis will run around the cities of Tokyo, Musashino, and Mitaka.

During the above campaign period, the S.Ride app on iOS and Android will feature an Umbrella Corporation icon that users can tap to find and call the specially branded taxi.

Resident Evil Requiem will be available simultaneously worldwide for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X, and PC on February 27, 2026. Yume Group will also release its hanging fitness equipment bundle on the same day.

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Good Smile Company opened orders for the new Sunrise Pop Jujutsu Kaisen blind box plush pendants that are about the same size as Pop Mart’s Labubu and feature characters from the Culling Game arc. It will be ￥2,156 (~$14) for a single blind box with a random accessory inside or ￥8,624 (~$55.70) for a set of all four. These will ship in June 2026, and Good Smile Company will ship worldwide.

Actual photo examples of the plush pendants aren’t available yet. Only concept art of the four designs appeared. Yuji Itadori, Yuta Okkotsu, Choso, and Naoya Zenin are all options. As this is inspired by the later parts of the series, Yuji will feature two scars on his face. The Yuta one will also include a sword. All of them will feature a keyring at the top, for displaying them on bags, which features the logo for the series on the fabric portion.

Here’s the concept art for the four options.

These aren’t the only plush pendants based on the series. The other one features characters from the flashback Gojo’s Past Arc in cat costumes, with Satoru Gojo, Suguru Geto, Shoko Ieiri, Kento Nanami, Yu Haibara, and Toji Fushigoro as options. There is a secret character in that batch, which is Gojo with no sunglasses. 

The new Jujutsu Kaisen Sunrise Pop character plush pendants from Good Smile Company will ship in June 2026, and pre-orders close on March 18, 2026. Viz Media handles the manga, while the anime is streaming on Crunchyroll. 

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Back when the Switch 2 came out, I looked at some Snakebyte accessories that appeared at launch. They were fine. You know, standard bags and extra charging options. They weren’t exciting or colorful, but they were practical items for a system at an affordable price. Now that we’re a bit more into the thick of things, I’ve been using the Snakebyte Switch 2 Ergo Grip S2 for the Joy-Con 2 controllers and Gamepad Pro S2 controller and they’re a bit more exciting. Especially since I hit a point at which there are more multiplayer options or situations when I will play for hours at a time.

Both of these items are docked Switch 2 sorts of controller options. So if you’re playing in handheld mode primarily, these probably aren’t for you. That’s totally fine! I could see the Ergo Grip S2 maybe being helpful if you switch to tabletop mode for a while and want to use the Joy-Con 2 controllers like that instead of separated whiel playing the Switch 2. 

Speaking of which, the Ergo Grip S2 is the Snakebyte Switch 2 accessory I played with the most, since I always have my Joy-Con 2 controllers on-hand. But that’s primarily because of its usefulness for certain situations. It’s handy for if you’re going to play away from home and perhaps are taking the dock or plan to go with tabletop mode. It relies on the same sort of magnet system as the console to quickly pop them onto the grip. It has an over six foot long cable for charging purposes, in case you want to play while it is connected to a dock or charging cable. There are also gaps so you can see battery life indicator lights while using the grip, so you can tell if charging is needed. It’s comfortable and I sort of feel like a budget version of the $40 official Nintendo option, considering Snakebyte is selling it for $20.

Like that being Snakebyte’s budget option approach to one Nintendo Switch 2 peripheral, I kind of feel like the Gamepad Pro RGB S2 is a budget alternative in some ways for the official Pro Controller. That’s $89.99 after all, and this is $50. It isn’t an exact double, of course. There’s no HD Rumble 2 as an example, and it requires a Bluetooth dongle. It does feature two additional programmable back buttons, and there are locks on M1 and M2 to keep them from being triggered accidentally. Similar locks are present on the triggers. The RGB lighting is there, for those who like that type of thing. But I think the most valuable parts are the Hall Effect sensors on the joysticks and the fact it has its own firmware. Considering we saw third-party docks stop working on the Switch 2 after a firmware update, it’s reassuring. 

Basically, both the Snakebyte Ergo Grip S2 and Gamepad Pro RGB S2 are something of economy options for folks who might not want to pay for the official Nintendo Joy-Con 2 grip or Pro Controller. They might not have all the same features, especially in the case of the controller. But what is here is stable and strong, especially when they’re at least $20 cheaper. 

The Snakebyte Ergo Grip S2 and Gamepad Pro RGB S2 are available now. 

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Dreams, the company behind collectibles like Sonny Angel and Smiski, announced it is teaming with Sanrio for a Hello Kitty and Friends Hippers peeking character figure line. These are items with an adhesive on their stomach that can be attached to electronics or household items to make the mascot look like they are peeking over the edge at a person. They will be sold in blind boxes for ¥1,430 (~$9) each, and they will appear in Japan on January 23, 2026. As other figures in the line from the company are sold worldwide via stores like Amazon, Kinokuniya, Miniso, or Teso, we should eventually see these everywhere.

There are seven characters in the Hippers Hello Kitty and Friends figure collection. As is common with blind boxes, with a purple version of Kuromi as a secret with lower rates of being acquired. (The odds of getting her weren’t announced ahead of launch.) Based on past Hippers releases, each one will be about two inches tall and feature sticky tape on their stomach that is pressed against a surface. 

Here’s a list of every character in this collection:

• Cinnamoroll
• Hello Kitty
• Kuromi (standard with black hood)
• Kuromi (secret with purple hood)
• My Melody
• Pochacco
• Pompompurin

Dreams and Sanrio also released a number of photos showing off each of the figures. Some of these show what the characters would look like in-use peeking at people on objects like picture frames or cell phones. There is also a photo showing what the adhesive looks like on the Hello Kitty version of the figure. The photo showing the box art and display also highlights what to expect when they appear in stores.

The Dreams Hello Kitty and Friends Hippers figures of six Sanrio characters will launch in Japan on January 23, 2026, and we should see them worldwide after.

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Gift issued an apology in both English and Japanese for selling Umamusume: Pretty Derby plush toys of the character Vivlos in which she has human ears in addition to her normal horse ones. This happened at Comic Market 107 in December 2025, as well as the AmiAmi Akihabara Radio Kaikan Store. It confirmed refunds and exchanges are available until March 31st, 2026. The correct version of the plush will be released in May 2026.

Of course, Gift shared photos of the Vivlos Umamusume: Pretty Derby plush of her with human ears. The photo is a close-up, however. So we don’t get to see what she looks like officially with both human ears and horse ears. The company also circled the ears on the photo, to show what shouldn’t have been. 

You can see a picture of the full plush as it should have appeared alongside the close-up of her with human ears below.

As for the return process, people who don’t want an Umamusume Vivlos plush of her with extra human ears can choose either a refund or a replacement by emailing the official address at support@oh-ami.com. If someone isn’t in Japan and had purchased the doll, they can only choose the exchange option. If someone gets a refund, they get 6,500円 back. With the exchange, the defective plush is returned and the new one will ship in May 2026. 

Vivlos is pretty popular when it comes to Umamusume merchandise in Japan. Her and her sisters Cheval Grand and Verxina appeared as Sega crane game plush in August 2025.

Umamusume: Pretty Derby is available for PCs and mobile devices, and the replacement Vivlos Gift plush will appear in May 2026.

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Good Smile Company used social media to reveal a number of new Blue Archive figures, with three of them being Nendoroids. Kanna Ogata, Shiroko Terror, and Kisaki Ryuuge are all the inspirations for the new merchandise, with Kisaki appearing both as a scale figure and Nendoroid. There are no release windows for any of them yet, but they’ll follow items based on characters like Asuna Ichinose, Mari Iochi, and Plana.

It looks like we might end up seeing some of the Blue Archive Nendoroids first. That’s because the Kanna and Shiroko ones already appeared as painted prototypes. When that happens, Good Smile Company typically opens pre-orders for the products a few days or weeks later. The Kisaki one only showed up as an unpainted prototype. Each example photo showed one face plate and possible pose, with the Kanna one including a coffee mug accessory and both Shiroko and Kisaki holding guns.

Here’s how those three look:

The scale figure of Kisaki also appeared as an unpainted prototype. That will feature the character in the same outfit as the Nendoroid. In the pose, she’ll be sitting in an armchair with her gloves on one arm and a jacket on the back. 

You can see that first photo below:

The Blue Archive Kanna Ogata, Shiroko Terror, and Kisaki Ryuuge Nendoroids and Kisaki figure are in development. The game is available on mobile devices and PCs. 

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Taito and Square Enix announced the next piece of merchandise heading to Japanese arcades, and it will be a The Great White Tsuchinoko plush based on the FFXIV Heavensturn New Year’s event. This will show up at the end of December 2025, perhaps just ahead of New Year’s Eve and day. Only one store that ships worldwide is taking orders, and that is Aitai Kuji. It is selling it for ¥4,500 (~$29). 

The Great White Tsuchinoko appeared as a minion reward in the 2025 FFXIV Heavensturn celebration. It is designed to resemble both The Great Serpent of Ronka and Japanese New Year kagami mochi rice cakes with an orange on top. This plush will be almost 10 inches tall (25cm). It will be posed with the character sitting up, so the pose will look even more like kagami mochi. The preview image for it also shows someone pulling at the surface, to highlight it will be stretchy like mochi. 

Here’s the first photo of it:

This is the second recent item from the game to appear in arcades. Taito revealed a piggy bank that resembles a Fat Cat in November 2025.

Final Fantasy XIV is available for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the FFXIV Great White Tsuchinoko plush will show up in arcades in Japan at the end of December 2025.

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Journal Standard announced the Baycrew’s site will begin selling the Dragon Ball Daima Champion shirts and hoodies on December 6, 2025. These will ship worldwide via Buyee. There are 12 designs available, all featuring characters and logos from the newest anime based on the series. 

All 12 of the Dragon Ball Daima Champion shirts and hoodies are gender neutral items for adults that are available in medium, large, and extra large sizes. The three hoodies are the most expensive items at ¥ 18,700 (~$120). The nine sweatshirts are ¥17,600 (~$113). In addition to expected and returning characters like the mini versions of Goku and Vegeta, folks original to this storyline like Glorio, Gomah, and Panzy appear. 

Here’s a look at all the Dragon Ball Daima hoodies and sweatshirts in this collection: 

In other news related to the series, the Dragon Ball the One worldwide character popularity poll is running. Stage 2 just ended, and the Stage 3 vote to get it down to 21 characters begins later this week.

Journal Standard and Baycrew’s Dragon Ball Daima Champion shirts and hoodies will be available in Japan on December 6, 2025, and the online store is shipping them worldwide. Dragon Ball Daima is streaming on services like Crunchyroll.

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Taito announced even more Cardcaptor Sakura x Sanrio Characters are on the way, with the latest four being a batch of plush keychains that include Cinnamoroll and Pompompurin. These designs will head to Japanese arcades in the middle of December 2025. There’s no word on whether we’ll see them worldwide eventually or not, but items like acrylic standees based on the crossover did show up everywhere.

The four options in this collection involve two versions of heroine Sakura Kinomoto, Cinnamoroll, and Pompompurin. One version of Sakura features her with Cinnamoroll’s ears in her school uniform. The matching Cinnamoroll one has him in the same outfit. In the case of the Sakura and Pompompurin pair, both of them are wearing the costume from the second season anime opening “Open the Door.” Each one has a ball-chain keychain at the top and is almost five inches tall (12cm).

Here’s how those look:

It has been a few weeks since we’d seen any new plush from this Cardcaptor Sakura and Sanrio crossover. Ones of Sakura Kinomoto and Hello Kitty in Clear Card second anime opening outfits appeared in Japan in October 2025. However, there were some keychain pouches with the heroine alongside Cinnamoroll and Pompompurin that showed up in November 2025. 

The Cardcaptor Sakura x Sanrio Characters plush featuring Sakura Kinomoto, Cinnamoroll, and Pompompurin will launch in mid-December 2025 in Japan. The anime can be found on Crunchyroll, and Kodansha handles the manga.

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Bandai Namco announced its Bandai Candy division is new selling Tales of Series 30th Anniversary Card Wafers that feature wafer cookies with one of 39 different cards based on the JRPG games inside. These are now available in Japan for 155円 (~$1) per pack. While this specific item isn’t showing up worldwide at the moment, ones like the Hololive set from Bandai Namco showed up on Amazon in the past.

The 39 cards in the Tales of Series 30th Anniversary Card Wafers set are broken up into the cover art from the games and characters from the JRPG entries. There are 19 game covers in the set, which run from Tales of Phantasia to Tales of Arise. 20 playable heroes and heroines show up, again starting with Cress Albane from Tales of Phantasia and closing out with Alphen from Tales of Arise. Every package gives someone one card and one wafer cookie with chocolate cream inside.

Here’s a closer look at the Tales of cards that come in this set, including an image that shows what number each one is. 

As a reminder, Bandai Namco is celebrating the Tales of JRPG series’ anniversary in other ways as well. There is also going to be a museum exhibit in Japan. That starts its run on November 28, 2025, and its second part starts on December 19, 2025. 

The Tales of Series 30th Anniversary Card Wafers packs are now available in Japan.

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Taito announced its next Final Fantasy XIV item will be a bank based on the Fat Cat minion added in FFXIV 2.4. It will show up as a prize in Japanese arcades at the end of November 2025, with Dengeki Hobby Web stating it will arrive on November 28, 2025. The only store that ships worldwide showing it at the moment is Aitai Kuji, which has a listing up for ¥3,000 (~$19). 

The FFXIV Fat Cat piggy bank is smaller than the traditional decoration, as it will only be just under five inches long (12cm). It looks exactly like the calico feline from the game, so it’s mostly white with some black and orange spots on the back and an orange tail. The product listing didn’t mention the materials it is made of or show a possible plug on the underside that can be removed to retrieve collected coins. 

Here’s the first photo of the prize:

Since its launch, the FFXIV Fat Cat has been turned into all kinds of merchandise. For example, there’s a cushion that looks like it available worldwide, as well as a plush tissue box. It also appeared in the LINE sticker set based on minions from the series.

Final Fantasy XIV is available for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the Fat Cat bank based on the minion from this entry will appear in Japanese arcades on November 28, 2025.

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An upcoming Bring Arts figure of Aerith will use her design from the original Final Fantasy VII game. This figure is also available for pre-order via the North American Square Enix site.

On the Japanese Square Enix store, the Final Fantasy VII Aerith Bring Arts figure costs 13,200 JPY. It’ll come out on March 28, 2026. Meanwhile, the North American version of the store lists it for $129.99, and it’ll come out in June 2026. Another version of the original Aerith Bring Arts figure already came out and is available for purchase on the store. This one costs cheaper at $119.99, but unlike the new one that Square Enix announced, she’s not wielding her Mythril Rod.

Like the previous Final Fantasy VII Bring Arts figures, this one will come with two face plates and multiple hand parts. While it comes with the Mythril Rod, you don’t have to pose Aerith with it if you don’t want to, and it counts as yet another optional part. Since it’s fully-articulated, you can customize how Aerith is displayed based on your preferences or current set-up.

Final Fantasy VII Remake is available on the PS4, PS5, and Windows PC. Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is on the PS5. The original game came out on the PlayStation, but it’s also available on the PS4, Switch, Xbox One, Windows PC, and mobile devices.

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