This week's highlights include rare releases from IKY and Bullmart's collaborations with Inter Milan, emphasizing unique, collectible action figures.
For collectors seeking rare and unique pieces, this week offers some intriguing limited-edition releases. From IKY’s new Oddzilla sofubi to Bullmart’s soccer-themed collaboration, these collectibles underscore the industry’s ongoing focus on exclusive, themed figures geared towards adult audiences.
IKY’s Ghost Oddzilla Stands Out
IKY has launched a “GHOST ODDZILLA” figure, marking the fifth colorway in their ongoing Oddzilla sofubi line. Reported by ToysREvil, this 3-inch figure comes in a striking purple with blue pearl finish. Limited to only 15 pieces, this edition is priced at $85, inclusive of worldwide shipping. Buyers in the United States have the added benefit of receiving extra merchandise as a gesture from the creator. This release caters to collectors who value rare, high-quality sofubi figures, a favorite in the designer vinyl scene.
Inter Milan Collaboration with Bullmart
In a noteworthy sports and collectibles crossover, Bullmart has introduced “The NERAZZURRI Collection,” a licensed collaboration with Inter Milan. According to ToysREvil, the collection celebrates Inter’s 21st Serie A championship and includes two editions, Campioni and Capitano. These editions are distinctively finished in gold to symbolize the club’s accomplishment. This collaboration highlights how sports-themed collectibles can attract both sports fans and collectors, tapping into a shared passion for team heritage and memorabilia.
Additional Sightings and Releases
Elsewhere, ABAO has made headlines through their “MEDUSASA (Red Rhythm Ver.)” which will be featured at the “Rhythm of Red” exhibition set to open to the public on September 5 at BLAXK, as noted in ToysREvil. Limited to just 50 pieces, this resin toy is expected to attract those interested in limited art toys with a penchant for bold color combinations.
Another item of interest is the Pop Toy Show Singapore’s showcasing of “One Little Planet” by ABAO’s SNAIL BABY. The whimsical design seemed to have captured the fascination of visitors, though access to purchase was hindered by closed booth timings, highlighting a common frustration for collectors aiming to acquire sought-after pieces at conventions (source: ToysREvil).
Lastly, the Masters of the Universe buzz continues as bubble-themed merchandise makes a comeback in Italy post-film debut, but more solid details will be needed to determine collectors’ interest (source: btoys).
This week emphasizes limited-edition investments and cross-over collaborations, underscoring the importance of niche themes in the collectibles market. Collectors should stay alert, as opportunities to add unique pieces to their collections are increasingly competitive.
