CCP

Kinnikuman anatomy and Ultraman scale define a Tokyo sofubi maker.

TL;DR

  • CCP's defining idea is CMC's realistic treatment of Kinnikuman characters, supported by a long-running catalog of Ultraman heroes and creatures.
  • The catalog offers compact BMC busts, full CMC figures, roughly 30 cm 1/6 Tokusatsu pieces, and selective Fist of the North Star displays.
  • Verified list prices begin at ¥4,290 (about $30 USD) for Middle Size Godzilla and reach ¥178,200 (about $1,190 USD) for the painted Giant Legion cast statue.
  • CCP is active in 2026, but its own notices confirm extended waits on specific cast CMC orders.

Kinnikuman shaped CCP's sculpting approach

CCP once put 166 production steps into the camouflage treatment on a 20 cm Kinnikuman Soldier. The work served a specific idea: CCP Muscular Collection, or CMC, asks how the manga's superhumans might look if their anatomy reflected their origins and signature wrestling techniques. Its original numbering counted backward from 100. The result is a line built around bodies as character design, not generic muscle added to familiar costumes.

That approach grew from a business formed inside CSS's character division in April 2000. It became independent on August 25, 2001, incorporated as Character Contents Production on September 19, 2002, and took the CCPJAPAN name in 2023. The company remains based in Adachi, Tokyo, where its official profile lists an office and production facility.

CCP now offers two clear Kinnikuman entry points. Bust Model Collection No.1 Kinnikuman is a 12 cm painted PU and PS cast bust, rather than a soft-vinyl figure, listed at ¥11,880 (about $80 USD). CMC Universal No.89 is an 18.5 cm soft-vinyl figure listed at ¥22,000 (about $145 USD) for October 2026, with manufacturing assigned to STUDIO24. The bust is the easier introduction, while the full CMC figure carries more of the line's anatomical premise.

Ultraman and Fist of the North Star broadened the character catalog

The 1/6 Tokusatsu Series applies CCP's fixed-pose display approach to Ultraman heroes, aliens, and creatures. Tokusatsu is Japanese live-action entertainment built around special effects, while sofubi means a soft-vinyl figure. In this line, 1/6 scale usually means a figure around 30 cm tall. These pieces prioritize silhouette and surface sculpting over articulation.

The Ultraman B Type Spacium Ray High Grade version measures about 28 cm and includes an internal LED feature. CCP listed it at ¥32,780 (about $220 USD) for January 2025. Bemular, listed as Vol.116 at ¥30,800 (about $205 USD), shows the numbered program still receiving new work in 2026.

Fist of the North Star lets CCP use paint to build a setting around the body. Its Jagi and motorcycle Battle-Damaged version pairs an 18 cm soft-vinyl figure with a 28 cm cast bike. CCP priced it at ¥66,000 (about $440 USD) and limited the hand-applied blood-effect edition to 100 pieces. Dirt, oil, and clothing wear make the composition read as a scene rather than a neutral portrait.

Prices run from small vinyl figures to large cast statues

CCP does not occupy a single price tier. Middle Size Godzilla wave 14 lists 12 cm painted PVC figures at ¥4,290 each (about $30 USD), and Gamera wave 8 lists 13 to 13.5 cm figures at ¥5,280 to ¥5,610 (about $35 to $40 USD). Godzilla is a substantial secondary branch, but these smaller creature lines also make CCP's color treatments accessible without the space demands of its larger work.

At the other end, the painted Giant Legion from Gamera 2 is a cast statue about 40 cm tall and 45 cm wide. Its list price is ¥178,200 (about $1,190 USD), with the sculpt credited to Susuki Garage. One catalog can therefore serve a small-vinyl collector and someone planning a single large centerpiece.

A first Kinnikuman purchase is easiest to understand by format. BMC offers a compact portrait, while CMC provides a full-body anatomy study. Ultraman buyers should plan for roughly 30 cm of height. Middle Size Godzilla and Gamera suit tighter displays, while Phantom Ultimate Modeling belongs in a separate budget and space calculation.

Buying CCP in 2026

Collector reports of long fulfillment waits deserve attention because CCP's own notices confirm the issue for specific cast CMC orders. On April 27, 2026, CCP said it shipped several pieces originally planned for 2023. A notice dated October 30, 2025 covered eight cast CMC editions originally planned for May 2021. CCP attributed the delays to overseas factory closures, material-cost increases, a factory change, and related quality readjustments.

This is a timing caution, not a company-wide judgment about sculpt or finish. Buyers who need schedule certainty can favor stock already held by a retailer. For a preorder, keep the original estimate, follow CCP's information page, and read the seller's cancellation terms before paying. The clearest official examples concern cast CMC products.

The active catalog still has forward motion. Bemular carries the 1/6 numbering to Vol.116, while CMC Universal brings a new Kinnikuman sculpt made with STUDIO24. CCP remains most compelling when the buyer starts with a character and format, then checks the delivery history of that specific product.

More for collectors: Key character releases

Kinnikuman Soldier Original Color, CMC Vol.39: The 2013 listing describes a 20 cm PVC figure priced at ¥8,925 (about $60 USD). CCP used the camouflage outfit to explain CMC's production method, recording 166 steps for this version and 61 for its Terry Man comparison.

Bust Model Collection No.1 Kinnikuman: This 12 cm painted PU and PS cast bust was listed at ¥11,880 (about $80 USD) for April 2025. It compresses the license into a portrait format that costs less and uses less shelf space than a full CMC figure.

CMC Universal No.89 Kinnikuman: The 18.5 cm painted PVC figure was listed at ¥22,000 (about $145 USD) for October 2026. CCP calls it a completely new sculpt, and STUDIO24 handles manufacturing.

Ultraman B Type and Bemular: The 28 cm Ultraman B Type includes PVC and PU parts plus an LED feature at ¥32,780 (about $220 USD). The 30 cm Bemular uses the same main materials, carries Vol.116 numbering, and was listed at ¥30,800 (about $205 USD) for July 2026.

Jagi and motorcycle Battle-Damaged version: This Fist of the North Star set combines an 18 cm PVC figure with a 28 cm PU and PS cast motorcycle. The ¥66,000 (about $440 USD) edition was capped at 100 because its blood effects were applied by hand.

More for collectors: The price ladder

The verified floor is Middle Size Godzilla wave 14 at ¥4,290 (about $30 USD) per 12 cm painted PVC figure. Middle Size Gamera wave 8 sits just above it at ¥5,280 to ¥5,610 (about $35 to $40 USD) for figures around 13 cm.

Kinnikuman then divides by format. The first BMC bust lists at ¥11,880 (about $80 USD), while CMC Universal No.89 lists at ¥22,000 (about $145 USD). Recent 1/6 Tokusatsu examples such as Bemular and Ultraman B Type sit around ¥30,800 to ¥32,780 (about $205 to $220 USD).

The painted Giant Legion defines the verified upper end at ¥178,200 (about $1,190 USD). Its 40 cm by 45 cm cast body makes the price difference visible in both material and display footprint.

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