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Back in 2023, Disgaea 7: Vows of the Virtueless showed up on the PS4, PS5, Switch, and PC, and now in Fall 2025 Disgaea 7 Complete will debut on the Switch 2. As with pasts releases, it includes all DLC, and this version will also include some new challenges and Asagi. Rakshasa Baal will also be present to fight. A first trailer showed everything off.

In Disgaea 7 Complete, we follow a rich otaku named Pirilika who wants the full Hinomoto Netherworld experience. However, when she gets there she finds it is nothing like she expected. So she hired Fuji, tricking him into a contract, to help her restore the region and bushido code. 

Here’s the first trailer confirming Disgaea 7 Complete will show up on the Switch 2. While it initially started with standard gameplay footage, by the halfway point we get teasers for the included DLC, Asagi, and Rakshasa Baal. Hell Mode for everyone is confirmed, if you “Freely Use Infernal Treasures,” and the previous stat cap can be lifted if you “Take Me Beyond the Limits.” The official site also confirmed the DLC bonus stories and characters, Pleinair, glasses costumes, special weapons set, Disgaea costumes, and generic unit costumes will all be part of this.

Initial screenshots also appeared:

Disgaea 7 Complete is coming to the Switch 2 in Fall 2025, and the main game is already on the PS4, PS5, Switch, and PC.

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One of the big surprises during the Good Smile Company Nendoroid FUNS June 2025 presentation ended up being the reveal of an Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Nendoroid of the heroine Lily. It’s incredibly early in development. As such, only concept art of the character appeared during the video.

The first concept art of Lily suggested how the final Nendoroid might look. She’ll wear her white dress with black ribbon belt. The one possible pose suggested she’ll look a bit apprehensive, as she does when standing behind one of the warriors who fights for her. Her expression in the first piece of artwork makes her look a little pensive.

Here’s the full June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS showcase. The Lily reveal came up after a little gameplay clip from the Ender Lilies game at the 11:40 mark. 

There have been two games in the Ender series so far. The first is Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights. That debuted in 2021 in early access before a full launch. Then in 2025, Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist showed up in early access before a full debut.

The Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Lily Nendoroid is in development, and the game is available on the Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC. 

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During the June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS showcase, Good Smile Company confirmed the next Danganronpa figure we will see will be of Kokichi Oma from Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony. There’s no release window for him yet. His pre-orders could open soon, however, as a painted prototype appeared in the video.

There were three poses highlighted during the showcase. Two featured Kokichi with his hat and cape off, and the third showed him with them on. All three of his face plates appeared, with one being a standard smiling expression, one more excited, and a third that seemed devious. While we do know the hat and cape will be included, none of his other possible accessories showed up in the shots during the showcase.

You can see all three of those poses in the gallery below:

Here’s the full June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS presentation. The Danganronpa announcement came up at about the 12:45 mark. Only Kokichi appeared, and no other figures of characters ended up announced.

This is the first Nendoroid of a character from this announcement. However, we have seen scale figures of Kaede Akamatsu before. 

The Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony Kokichi Oma Nendoroid is in development, and the game is available on the Switch, PS4, Vita, Xbox One, PC, and mobile devices.

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Back at Smile Fest 2022, HoYoVerse said it would make Genshin Impact Kaeya and Xiao Nendoroids. However, nothing happened after that announcement. During the Nendoroid FUNS video released on June 12, 2025, it confirmed both characters are still in the works.

However, there is no actual sign of progress on the Kaeya and Xiao Genshin Impact Nendoroids. During the portion of the video when they came up, the same official HoYoVerse art of both characters appeared. There is still no concept art of other of the men in the Nendoroid style. As such, there are also no painted prototypes. 

Here’s the full Nendoroid FUNS June 2025 showcase. Kaeya and Xiao showed up at about the 14:24 mark. 

The first Genshin Impact Nendoroids came up in 2021. Player avatars Aether and Lumine debuted first. After that, we started to see the Archons. Venti appeared shortly after. The Zhongli one debuted in Japan in May 2025. Raiden Shogun is coming soon too.

However, while the Genshin Impact figures started coming at a slower pace, ones from other HoYoVerse series showed up more frequently. Honkai: Star Rail ones of people like March 7th, Dan Heng, and Aventurine all appeared, and we know Zenless Zone Zero Wise, Belle, and Lycaon will show up in 2025 and 2026 too.

Genshin Impact is available for the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, and mobile devices, and the Kaeya and Xiao Nendoroids are still in development.

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Three Japanese Vtubers from Cover's Hololive Production will appear in the Sleep Fighter II eSports Cup. This Street Fighter 6 eSports tournament will include a sleep awareness campaign, and it will take place on July 5, 2025.

The three Hololive Production Vtubers in question will be Hololive's Tokoyami Towa, Ichijou Ririka from the DEV_IS ReGLOSS group, and Holostars' Yukoku Roberu. They will be part of the 20-player roster that ranges from Vtubers to professional eSports athletes. The latter will include famous Japanese players like Itabashi Zangief, Haitani, Dogura, and Kawano.

The Sleep Fighter cup will group the participants into four teams. The tournament will have a regular team battle format, with 10 points awarded for each individual victory. However, it will add a Sleep Weighting rule based on the total sleep time of all in a team for the last four nights before the event. If a team has less than 120 hours (6 hours * 4 nights * 5 ), there will be a 5-point penalty for every hour missed.

This will not be the first time Hololive Vtubers are participating in the Sleep Fighter Cup. Robocosan and Hiodoshi Ao took part in the inaugural event held in late August 2024. However, the second iteration will have a new Yumeochi Rule that did not appear in the first one. The team that has a Sleep Weighting advantage will be able to reset a losing game as if it were just a dream.

The tournament organizers have also published a teaser trailer for the tournament on YouTube:

The Sleep Fighter II eSports Cup will take place at the Ryogoku KFC Hall in Tokyo, Japan, on Saturday, July 5, 2025. The tournament will feature Street Fighter 6, which is readily available worldwide on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, PC, and arcades.

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Good Smile Company showed off its next two Kill la Kill Nendoroids during the Nendoroid FUNS June 2025 showcase, which are characters Ryuko Matoi: Kamui Senketsu and Satsuki Kiryuin: Kamui Junketsu variants. These are suits we see both wear in the anime. Both are currently in development. No release window was set yet. Since both ended up being painted prototypes, we could see pre-orders open in the near future.

It’s been quite some time since Good Smile Company first announced this pair! The initial reveal happened during Anime Expo 2023. However, at that point only concept art of the two Kill la Kill characters showed Ryuko and Satsuki in those uniforms. That also highlighted the Rending Scissor would be a part of this release, with the two holding them in the concept art. For the prototype reveal, Good Smile Company showed the prototypes in the same pose. The other photos of the two figures’ poses during that segment confirmed Ryuko will come with her Scissor Blade and Satsuki can wield her Bakuzan. 

Here’s the full June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS showcase. The Kill la Kill figures come up at the four minute mark.

The Ryuko Matoi: Kamui Senketsu and Satsuki Kiryuin: Kamui Junketsu Kill la Kill Nendoroids are in development, and the anime is streaming on Crunchyroll.

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Good Smile Company made two Fate/stay Night announcements during its Nendoroid FUNS showcase on June 12, 2025, with one being a set of Surprise blind box figures and the other being a Large Nendoroid of the series’ iconic heroine Saber. Both selections seem fairly far along in development, as painted prototypes appeared for everything.

In the case of the Saber Large Nendoroid, it is a take on the character who has been part of the line since the original appeared in October 2010 in Japan and 10th anniversary rerelease. In the past, Large releases in this series ended up being about twice the size as a normal one. So with the Hatsune Miku variant, it was 20cm (200mm) instead of 10cm (100mm). This will likely prove true for the Saber one as well. She’ll also still come with an Excalibur sword.

In the case of the Fate/stay Night Nendoroid Surprise blind box figures, there will be six possible characters to get. These are split into three humans and three Servants. The Masters in the line are Shirou Emiya, Rin Tohsaka, and Sakura Matou. The Servants someone might get are Saber, Archer, and Gilgamesh in his casual outfit.

Here are the initial images of all the prototypes of the Fate/stay Night Saber, Archer, Gilgamesh, Shirou, Rin, and Sakura figures. 

Here is the full June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS presentation:

Fate/stay Night is available on the Switch and PC worldwide, and it can be found on the PS2, Vita, and mobile devices in Japan. There is no release window yet for the Saber Large Nendoroid or Nendoroid Surprise figures of Shirou Emiya, Sakura Matou, Rin Tohsaka, Saber, Archer, and Gilgamesh.

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During the June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS presentation, Good Smile Company offered a look at the Asuka Shikinami Langley Test Suit Plugsuit Nendoroid based on Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance. There’s no release date for it yet, as the figure is still in development. She’s fairly far along though, as a painted prototype appeared in the video.

The painted prototype of this Asuka figure appeared with glimpses of two poses and face plates. In one, she’s smiling broadly. In the other, she’s looking toward the side and seems surprised. She’s wearing the full red and orange plugsuit, complete with matching hair parts. No accessories were shown.

Here are two screenshots of the poses from the video:

Here’s the full June 2025 Nendoroid FUNS presentation.

This isn’t the only time an Asuka Shikinami Langley Test Type Plugsuit figure based on Evangelion 2.0 appeared. Kotobukiya made a 1/6 scale figure of her in 2021. After that, Good Smile Company released a scale figure based on that look in 2024.

The Asuka Shikinami Langley Test Suit Plugsuit Nendoroid is in development, and Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance is available to stream on Amazon. The original anime is on Netflix.

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Good Smile Company announced it is working on a Stellar Blade Eve figure during its Nendoroid FUNS showcase on June 12, 2025. She’s very early in development. As such, only concept art for the character appeared during the video presentation.

While this is only a concept, the initial art does offer a hint as to what to expect from the figure. This version of Eve will be wearing her Planet Diving Suit (7th). This is her default costume in the game. She’ll also wear her hair in her standard ponytail. The design also seems to show she’ll come with at least one face plate that shows her with a gentle smile. No weapons were shown in this design, so we don’t know what kinds of accessories could be included. 

Here’s the full Nendoroid FUNS June 2025 announcement video:

There are also more standard scale figures of characters like Eve from Stellar Blade in addition to this Nendoroid. One of the most notable comes from JND Studios. Eve and Tachy figures are in development and expected to debut in Q3 2026. 

Stellar Blade is available for the PS5 and PC, and the new Good Smile Company figure in the works is an Eve Nendoroid. 

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Among the Konami Press Start June 2025 announcements included an update on the Edens Zero JRPG, with Konami sharing a trailer and releasing a Trial Version demo for the game on every platform. The PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC ones can be found on the PlayStation Store, Microsoft Store, and Steam immediately. 

The new Edens Zero trailer focused on showing a balance of story scenes, gameplay, and characters. While this game is an adaptation of the series, there will original elements and extra background to further flesh out characters and lore. The demo is designed to take us through the introduction. We can save during it, and that can be carried over to the full version of the game.

Here’s the full Konami Press Start June 2025 showcase. The Edens Zero JRPG portion comes up at the 23:10 mark. 

Pre-orders on all platform get a Hunters Attire costume for Pino. On the PS5 and Xbox Series X, people get a flag back accessory, while on the PC the Steam pre-order features Dragon Wings accessories. If someone gets the Deluxe Edition, they can start playing the Edens Zero game on July 12, 2025, as well as get a Gaming Equipment Set costume, Cyber Equipment Set costume, Starter Item pack, and Lacrima Set.

Edens Zero will head to the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC on July 15, 2025, and the Trial Version demo is available on all three platforms now. The anime is streaming on Crunchyroll, and Kodansha handles the manga worldwide.

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At the end of the June 2025 Konami Press Start presentation, the company confirmed that Bloober Team is working on a new Silent Hill game remake. This appeared as the opening guitar from the song “Hometown,” variants of which appeared in Silent Hill, Silent Hill 3, and Silent Hill: Origins, played.

The teaser came up right about at the 35:27 mark of the end of the presentation. Initially, we saw a black background with the same fog as the original Silent Hill seeping in, before imagery came up teasing the remake of the game. Only the original logo for the title, with Konami and Bloober Team’s logos above it, showed up after that. No release window appeared. Only a note stating that this title is in development.

Here’s the full Konami Press Start June 2025 live stream archived.

Bloober worked on the Silent Hill 2 remake, which ended up being a success for both companies.

The original Silent Hill appeared as a PlayStation exclusive. However, we did also see it in other forms. In Japan, it showed up as a GBA visual novel following that first debut. That version was called Play Novel: Silent Hill. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories ended up being a reimagining of that game for the PS2, PSP, and Wii. 

A remake of Silent Hill is in development, and the first game appeared on the PlayStation. 

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During the Konami Press Start June 2025 presentation, Konami confirmed we will get to play Suikoden Star Leap on a PC via Steam. This is the free-to-play, mobile game with a gacha element that is a prequel to the mainline series. Producer Shinya Fujimatsu also confirmed there will be further Suikoden Live showcases. The PC product page is also live.

During this presentation, Suikoden Star Leap Producer Fujimatsu offered a brief explanation for the PC version coming to Steam. He noted the goal is to ensure as many people as possible would play. 

The Suikoden Star Leap PC version system requirements didn’t show up on Steam yet, though the product page is live. It will be available in English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and both Simplified and Traditional Chinese. We’ll also be able to use both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X controllers with it. 

A batch of new screenshots also appeared on Steam, which you can see below:

Here’s the full June 2025 Konami Press Start stream. The Suikoden section comes up around the halfway point.

Previously, we got a chance to see some other familiar faces in Suikoden Star Leap. As this is a prequel, some characters will show up from past games. Some of the most recognizable are Flik, Odessa Silverberg, and Viktor from Suikoden 1 and 2. 

Suikoden Star Leap is in development for the PC via Steam and mobile devices.

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During Konami Press Start 2025, the company kicked off with Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and showed its Bomberman crossover content, the return of Secret Videos, and an online Fox Hunt hide-and-seek mode. Brief footage of all three elements came up during the showcase.

Snake vs Bomberman is in the Xbox Series X version of the game instead of the Snake vs Monkey Ape Escape crossover. In it, we attack various Bomberman characters with bombs to defeat them. 

With Secret Theater videos, those will return in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. However, accessing them will be different. While in the past they were on sites or visible in Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence, here they are collectibles found on enemies. In the one gameplay example, we see Naked Snake get a “The Beginning is The End” Secret Theater video. The showcase also confirmed that new ones will be added to past ones. 

Finally, Fox Hunt Mode is still something of a mystery, but it will be the online multiplayer experience in Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater. The presentation described it as new and totally original. It will also rely on stealth, like the main game, and balance hide and seek with running to find other players.

Here’s the full Konami Press Start June 2025 showcase:

Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater will come to the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC on August 28, 2025. The original game appeared on the PS2, and Metal Gear Solid: Snake Eater 3D appeared on the 3DS.

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Square Enix announced the re-release in Japan of the FFVII Remake Static Arts figure of Cloud Strife. Pre-orders are open on the Japanese Square Enix online e-store, where it costs 19,580 yen (or approximately $135,82.) The release date is set for November 8, 2025.

Meanwhile, the figure is still available in the North American and European Square Enix online storefronts, where it costs $189.99/€169.99‎. The Static Arts figure depicts Cloud standing, while holding his Buster Sword on his right hand and resting on his shoulder. The pose slightly mirrors Cloud’s pose in his key art for the original Final Fantasy VII. The Buster Sword comes equipped with a green magic materia, and a purple independent materia.

You can check out the FFVII Remake Static Arts Cloud figure in more detail here:

As a reminder, the FFVII Rebirth version of the Static Arts figure released in late 2024 and it shows Cloud in a battle-ready pose. The original FFVII Remake figure was announced in June 2022 and released later in November 2023.

The Final Fantasy VII Remake Static Arts Cloud figure is now available for pre-order and will release in Japan on November 8, 2025. FFVII Remake and Rebirth are readily available on the PS5 and PC, with FFVII Remake heading to the Xbox Series X and Switch 2.

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In a Famitsu article with Keita Iizuka, the producer of the Code Vein II, he discusses character customization in the sequel, and how the team expanded on the feature since the first game. According to Iizuka, of the development team have given positive on how much more flexible it will be compared to Code Vein. [Thanks, Famitsu!]

Code Vein II will let you create and customize your own vampire hunter protagonist. The design will be anime-esque, but there will be more facial parts to choose from and more settings to fiddle with compared to before. Not only will you be able to balance how the eyes and nose settle on the face, but you’ll be able to make hairstyles straight or wavy based on preference. You’ll also be able to add more accessories to your vampire hunter.

Bandai Namco first unveiled Code Vein II during the Summer Game Fest 2025 stream in early June 2025. You will play as a vampire hunter who dies while on a mission. However, a vampire girl resuscitates you by offering her a piece of your heart. The story has elements of time travel, and he must travel between the past and the present to save the world from certain destruction. More details on the story, gameplay, and characters will appear closer to the release window.

Code Vein II will come out for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Windows PC in 2026. You can wishlist it now.

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