Underway right now until tomorrow evening, Bandai Spirits are hosting their annual Tamashii Nation festival right now, featuring more than 500 figures from across their line-up. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is not practical for people to travel to the...
We need more cuteness in this world! While it is hard to switch off from the terrible news stories plaguing us amid the pandemic, etc., I find that having a shelf of adorable bishoujo characters makes me feel just...
With Cygames' smartdevice RPG now being active for a few years in the Japanese market and an anime adaptation having recently concluded, it should come as little surprise that figures adapting its many characters are beginning to become more...
Following the successful release of Persona 5 on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4, the development teams at ATLUS developed and published a rhythm spin-off game based on the Phantom Thieves, following the successful release of Persona 4: Dancing...
The smartdevice mobile game Fate/Grand Order has introduced us to many incredibly designed characters, adapted from real life and in-universe lore. From a cutesy character adapted from 'Salem Witch Hunts' figure Abigail Williams to the iconic Sir Lancelot, there...
Both the manga and anime adaptation may both have long concluded, but figure manufacturers in Japan are still rolling out a steady stream of figures based on the fanservice-laden, harem romantic-comedy series To Love-Ru Darkness. The latest all-ages friendly...
While the Nekopara series has been around for a fair few years now, the release of an anime adaptation earlier this year appears to have triggered an increased demand for figures based on the characters - especially the catgirls...
Next month, an anime reboot of the Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni (ひぐらしのなく頃に) murder mystery franchise will begin airing in Japan, closely followed internationally with Funimation Entertainment and Madman Entertainment holding the North American and Australian rights respectively. While...
When you factor in exchange rates, import taxes, shipping costs and the cost of the item themselves, figure collecting can be an incredibly expensive hobby. Bucking this trend a little bit, Good Smile Company created the Pop Up Parade...
There is a lot to love about the 'science adventure' line of Japanese visual novels, from their creative use of science and technology in its storylines to its use of conspiracy theories which prove to be more non-fiction than fiction.