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Yamato's VMF (Valkyrie Master File / 1/60 Macross), the studio's acclaimed transforming Macross valkyries that set a benchmark for the genre.
Open product lineMakerYamatoWave's model kits are the maker's plastic-modeling output, running since the late 1980s across anime characters, mecha, and modeling accessories.
Open product lineMakerWaveWing's original-character figures, built on the maker's own designs.
Open product lineMakerWingWing's pre-painted scale figures, a Japanese PVC figure maker working anime and game heroines.
Open product lineMakerWingWonderful Works' original-character figures, built on the maker's own designs alongside its licensed scale work.
Open product lineMakerWonderful WorksWonderful Works' pre-painted scale figures, a maker that has drawn notice for clean, appealing pieces such as The Apothecary Diaries' Maomao.
Open product lineMakerWonderful WorksTaito's Wonderland Figure line, pre-painted prize figures; the line is newly announced and lightly catalogued so far.
Open product lineMakerTaitoBanpresto's World Collectable Figure (WCF), tiny ~7cm collectible figures with a huge roster, a 15-year crane-game staple.
Open product lineMakerBanprestoThreeA's World War Robot, Ashley Wood's signature line of weathered, characterful designer robot figures from his post-apocalyptic universe.
Open product lineMakerThreeATsume Art's Xtra, its line of smaller, affordable PVC statues of anime characters.
Open product lineMakerTsume ArtYakyu-ban is Epoch's baseball board game, the tabletop classic that helped build the company and is still developed decades on.
Open product lineMakerEpochA line preserving the capsule-figure heritage of Yujin, the capsule-toy maker absorbed into Takara Tomy A.R.T.S.
Open product lineMakerTakara Tomy ArtsYujin's figures, a classic Japanese capsule-toy maker famed for its SR (Super Real) gashapon series, later folded into Takara Tomy A.R.T.S.
Open product lineMakerYujinYura Yura Solar is FuRyu's solar-powered prize line, named for the Japanese "yura yura," the gentle sway it performs. A small solar cell in the base sets the figure rocking in any light, so the character bobs on a shelf with no batteries and no winding. FuRyu has run the line across Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, Love Live!, and more, each as a crane-game prize. It is a quiet, kinetic twist on the desk figure.
Open product lineMakerfuryuZCWO (ZC World), a Hong Kong studio designing and manufacturing collectible figures and vinyl, often with artist collaborations.
Open product lineMakerZCWOZero Goods Universe works in painted scale figures.
Open product lineMakerZero Goods UniverseKotobukiya's Zoids kits carry the mecha-beast franchise into high-detail plastic models, centered on the Highend Master Model line.
Open product lineMakerKotobukiyaZoids, on Takara Tomy's side, are the motorized model-kit creatures the franchise was born from, mechanical beasts that walk under battery power.
Open product lineMakerTakara Tomy