Popyinica Cyclone Rider 1 and Rider 2 Open for Preorders on July 1 at ¥9,900 Each

TAMASHII NATIONS has published the official product pages for the Popyinica Cyclone for Kamen Rider 1 and Rider 2. Based on the official information, preorders begin on July 1, 2026, the price is ¥9,900 each, and the total length is about 90 mm. Rider 2 is scheduled for release in December 2026, while Rider 1 is scheduled for January 2027.

The preorder numbers fixed by the official pages

Both products are listed on their official product pages with preorders beginning on July 1, 2026. The suggested retail price in Japan is ¥9,900 each. The size is listed as about 90 mm in total length, with die-cast, ABS, and PVC materials.

The Kamen Rider 2 Cyclone is scheduled for release in December 2026, while the Kamen Rider 1 Cyclone is scheduled for release in January 2027. For Korean readers, Korean retailers and local Korean pricing have not yet been officially confirmed, so it is worth checking Korean and overseas shop conditions separately before ordering.

Why the Popyinica name matters

Popyinica is a line strongly associated with toys of mecha and vehicles ridden by characters. The Rider 1 product leads with the explanation that the original Cyclone is newly appearing in Popyinica form, while the Rider 2 product emphasizes a reissue flow that recalls the earlier Mini Mini Cyclone.

In other words, rather than being just a bike miniature, this is closer to bringing back early tokusatsu toy nostalgia in the context of Kamen Rider’s 55th anniversary. It is smaller than a large action figure, but the metal material and retro package feel are the points to watch.

What to check when viewing both bikes together

The price is ¥9,900 each, so buying both comes to ¥19,800 at Japan’s list price. They share the same July 1 preorder timing, but Rider 2 releases first, with Rider 1 following one month later, so the delivery timing may be split.

Readers who want to display Kamen Rider 1 and Rider 2 almost like a set, or who like Popyinica and Chogokin-style reissue toys, may want to take an early look. However, Korean preorder availability and actual import pricing still need confirmation, so comparing the official Japanese price with local sales conditions will make the price gap clearer.