SNACK: 3-line summary
- The S.H.Figuarts Ultraman 60th and Ultraman Tiga Multi Type 30th anniversary figures are being reissued.
- General-retail preorders in Japan open November 2, 2026, with release planned for April 2027.
- The figures are sold separately at ¥15,400 each including tax, retaining their anniversary accessories.
The S.H.Figuarts (Shinkocchou Seihou) Ultraman 60th Anniversary Edition and Ultraman Tiga Multi Type 30th Anniversary Edition are getting another run, with general-retail preorders in Japan opening on November 2, 2026. The two figures are sold separately and keep the same contents as their earlier anniversary releases.

Snackgirls react
Kirari: Those miniature aircraft make me want to shoot a low-angle flight scene. I’d give the anniversary base its own close-up, too.
Red: I’d set up a beam pose, then start playing with the light angle from behind. I want to see how those eyes respond.
Beam effects and miniature wingmen
Ultraman’s 60th Anniversary Edition includes Spacium Beam, Ultra Water Stream and other effect parts for recreating its on-screen techniques. A miniature Jet Beetle and a flight-pose support attachment also let you display Ultraman flying alongside the aircraft.
Tiga’s 30th Anniversary Edition pairs its Zeperion Beam and other effects with a miniature GUTS Wing 1 and a flight-pose support attachment. Its split chest protector allows more expressive poses, while each figure comes with its own anniversary-logo display base.

How the eyes catch the light
Both figures include clear replacement parts for the back of the head and torso. With external light shining from behind, these light-gathering parts can recreate the appearance of glowing eyes and a Color Timer without built-in LEDs or batteries.
Both are pre-painted, articulated PVC/ABS figures standing approximately 15 cm tall. Each costs ¥15,400 including tax, with the reissues planned for release in April 2027.

Sources and date: 2026-10-31

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