YuMe Toys expands in anime with original collectibles
YuMe Toys continues to expand its presence in the anime category with a stand-out launch of its original, in-house designed lines through late 2025 and into 2026.
Building on its momentum in collectibles, YuMe is once again solidifying its position as a fan-first toy business that translates globally loved IPs into on-trend collectible formats that resonate with both new audiences and long-time fandom.
The AW2025 range focuses on five core anime properties which are popularised into YuMe’s standout fan-favourite collectible ranges:
- One Piece – New lines of Pocket Hero mini figurines and DZNR plush collectibles, celebrating the enduring legacy of the Straw Hat Pirates
- Attack on Titan – Launching a range of 9cm collectible and striking figurines, capturing the intense spirit the iconic series
- Dragon Ball Z – Charging into retail with both Pocket Hero and DZNR ranges, which include fan-favourite characters
- Jujutsu Kaisen – Expanding upon its success with the global hit series there’s new launches in both Hero Box and DZNR products, which add to the existing YuMe collectible ranges
- Spy x Family – One of anime’s most recent global successes, the range expands with with new Bobble Hero’s and DZNR plushes adding to growing fandom
Looking ahead to 2026 YuMe’s anime slate include the additional IPs Oshi No Ko, My Hero Academia and Haikyu!!, all of which are perfect for licensed anime collectibles.
YuMe’s ‘Hero’ lines are an original creation, developed and designed in-house by its global creative team, led by Gurdeep Bains, reinforce the company’s ability to reimagine iconic anime properties into collectible collections.
“Anime’s momentum shows no signs of slowing down, with fandom that spans and connect generations. From long-standing anime fans, through to kidults, and on to today’s youth streaming fans, we see anime collectibles as a go-to in the toy sector. We’re proud to be part of that movement with YuMe’s original designs which celebrate each and every series.” comments Felipe Noriega.
