Anime figures

Anime figures covering Nendoroids (chibi style, swappable faces), Figma (poseable action figures), and scale figures (fixed pose, high detail). Over 1,000 figures from Japanese manufacturers who've spent decades perfecting the craft of turning 2D anime characters into 3D collectibles.

This collection splits into three main categories. Nendoroids are the cute 10cm figures with oversized heads—affordable, easy to display, massively popular. Figma brings articulated figures with realistic proportions and tons of accessories. Scale figures are the premium display pieces in 1/7, 1/6, or 1/8 scale.

Nendoroids

Good Smile Company's cash cow. These 10cm chibi figures come with interchangeable face plates (usually 3), swappable hands, and accessories specific to each character. They're super poseable despite the cute proportions. Nendoroids cover everything—anime, games, movies, even real people occasionally.

Price point sits around €40-60. Affordable enough to collect multiples, detailed enough to feel premium. They fit on any shelf without dominating space. The face plates let you customize expression to match your mood or display theme.

Figma

Also from Good Smile Company, Figma figures are 13-15cm articulated figures with realistic proportions. They come with absurd amounts of hands—seriously, you'll get 10+ different hand options and never use half of them. Face plates swap like Nendoroids. Build quality focuses on posing without loose joints.

These appeal to collectors who want dynamic poses. Photography enthusiasts love Figma for their expressiveness. You can recreate action scenes, dramatic moments, or just have characters sitting casually. The articulation allows it.

Scale Figures

Fixed-pose statues in 1/7, 1/6, or 1/8 scale. No articulation, no accessories beyond the base. What you see is what you get. The appeal is pure visual quality—detailed sculpting, precise paint work, dynamic frozen moments that poseable figures can't quite achieve.

These cost more (€120-300 depending on scale and complexity) and take up more space. They're display centerpieces. If Nendoroids are fun desk companions and Figma are poseable toys, scale figures are art pieces that happen to be anime characters.

FAQs

Which should I collect: Nendoroids, Figma, or scales?
Depends on priorities. Nendoroids for affordability and variety. Figma for posing and photography. Scales for pure display quality. Many collectors mix all three.

Are these official or bootlegs?
Official figures from licensed manufacturers. Bootleg anime figures are rampant in the market—we don't stock them.

Do anime figures hold value?
Limited editions and popular characters can appreciate. Most standard releases stay near retail. Collect for enjoyment first.