Check out Good Smile Co.’s great video game toy line from WonFest 2020

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This weekend saw Wonder Festival 2020 take place in Japan, with multiple memorabilia manufacturers in attendance up to show off their incoming products, all vyin🍌g for the hard-earned cash of collectors everywhere. Leading the charge this year was Japanese retailer Good Smile Co. who previewed a ton of awesome, gaming-related merch.

Among the neat shelf-fillers announced or revealed by Good Smile this past weekend were Nendoroids of , , , , , , Hyperdimension Neptunia’s Neptune (in both and form), and the Monster Hunter: World protagonists in and variants.

From the delicate and highly articulate Figma line, Max Factory is currently producing figurines of , , , and Splatoon 2‘s incomparable duo . Also on display was a luscious 1/7 scale figurine of from Valkyria Chronicles 4. But perhaps the neatest prototype revealed this weekend is this of the mysterious protagonist from 2012’s Journey.

Amazingly, all the above merely scratch the surface of Good Smile’s updates this past weekend, so be sure to visit or for the full rundown of incoming releases from these franchises and many, many more anime and video game brands.

Video game merch continues to bring in the big bucks from toy collectors worldwide, and this weekend will no doubt leave many adding to their perpetually growing shopping list. I’ve personally been a lot more discerning that I used to be when it comes to picking up gaming merch, but I’m definitely on board for the Pearl and Marina Figmas, the Journey figurine, and perhaps even the Nep-Nep Nendo.

As a great woman once said: “Life in plastic. It’s fantastic.”

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