Sentinel's 1/16th Scale Masterpiece line, large premium poseable figures built to a masterpiece standard.

X-Plus' 30cm Series, soft-vinyl kaiju figures at a consistent and display-friendly 30cm scale.

407th Seisakusho is a garage-kit circle whose finished figures and busts appear at Wonder Festival, including Overlord pieces.

407th Seisakusho's garage kits are the circle's resin model kits, built and finished by hand, released through Wonder Festival.

Sentinel's 4inch-nel line of compact articulated figures at around four inches.

A Dimension is a studio producing painted scale figures of anime and game characters.

A Label turns anime and game characters into painted scale figures.

A Plus is a scale-figure maker of painted character pieces.

A Toys produces painted scale figures of anime and game characters.

A-Z is one of Myethos's original-character lines; the Hong Kong maker is known less for flashy poses than for thoughtful, narrative-minded interpretations (Arknights, Hatsune Miku Shaohua).

Toynami's Acid Rain World, an original post-apocalyptic military designer-figure and vehicle line with deep world-building.

ACKS (Aoshima Character Kit Selection) is Aoshima's non-scale character plastic model kit line, best known for Macross Variable Fighter Girl kits.

Acnui, a contraction of acrylic and nuigurumi, is a Sega Fave format that fuses a small plush doll with an acrylic stand or base.

Action Toys is Art Storm's super-deformed figure line, SD renditions of super-robot and hero characters co-produced with Hong Kong's Action Toys.

Actors x Job is Taito's kuji-style Oshi no Ko series built on one playful premise: what if these characters held a different job?

ACTOYS Deform Figure is the maker's chibi-proportioned, deformed line.

ACTOYS produces painted character figures.

Square Enix's Adorable Arts, a line of cute, deformed-style figures of its game characters.

ThreeA's Adventure Kartel, an Ashley Wood designer-figure line from his darkly playful fictional world.

Age of Heroes is Banpresto's heroes-side My Hero Academia prize line, working across the cast through more than twenty releases in confident hero stances.

Aizu Project kept casting in cold-cast resin after the industry moved to PVC, building a long fan-service catalogue at 1/6 and 1/7 with a weight mass plastic can't match.

Aizu Project's scale figures share the studio's cold-cast roots, painted anime heroines poured in resin rather than molded in soft plastic.

Alpacasso is Amuse's signature plush, a fluffy alpaca character that became one of Japan's most recognizable prize plushies.

Alpha x Omega is the collaboration brand ALTER runs jointly with MegaHouse, producing painted scale figures around 1/8 across popular anime.

Alpha x Omega is the joint brand MegaHouse runs with ALTER, two studios collaborating on painted scale figures around 1/8 scale.

Alphamax's pre-painted scale figures, a broad line of anime and game heroines from a maker also behind the SkyTube and T2 Art Girls brands.

Alter's pre-painted scale figures, the work of one of the hobby's most respected studios, prized for sculpting precision and paint that collectors treat as a benchmark.

AMAKUNI's Kishin line, a branch of Hobby Japan's figure brand.

AMAKUNI's pre-painted scale figures, the premium figure brand of publisher Hobby Japan.

AmakuniTech, a branch of Hobby Japan's AMAKUNI brand exploring more mechanical or technical subjects.

Figures sold as exclusives through the Japanese hobby retailer AmiAmi, including special versions and bonuses.

AMIAMI Zero, the in-house figure brand of the major Japanese hobby retailer AmiAmi.

ALTAiR is the scale-figure brand Amie Grand runs with ALTER, pairing Amie's planning with ALTER's sculpting, covering titles like Ensemble Stars and Fate/Grand Order.

Amie Grand's own scale figures sit alongside its ALTAiR collaboration with ALTER, the maker's in-house line of painted character figures.

AniGift built its early identity on the VTuber boom, putting out scale figures of virtual YouTubers like Kagura Nana and Inuyama Tamaki when few makers treated them as figure subjects.

AniMester reached collectors through HiPlay (founded 2015), pitching articulation with finish: figures that pose freely while keeping a display statue's paintwork.

AniMester's scale figures are the studio's pre-finished, display-minded statues, the static counterpart to its poseable work, carried to market through HiPlay.

Figures and goods awarded through Aniplex's character-lottery campaigns for its anime properties.

Scale figures released through Aniplex+, the producer's official merchandise store.

Aoshima's car model kits are the company's backbone, plastic models of Japanese and imported cars, with deep strength in the tuner and custom scene.

APEX's mini figures, small collectible pieces of its game and anime characters.

APEX's pre-painted scale figures, the Chinese maker's fixed-pose collector pieces across anime and game properties.

Apple Tea is a scale-figure studio of painted character pieces.

Taito's summer prize line: anime girls in swimsuits, each one seated in her own translucent swim ring that displays separately from the figure. It started in 2022 with a Re:Zero Rem and works the same pool-party theme across a wide cast, from the Quintuplets to Hatsune Miku.

Aquabeads is Epoch's craft line, water-fusing beads that stick together when sprayed, letting a child set a design without heat.

Aquamarine's pre-painted scale figures, a Japanese maker working anime and game heroines at collector scales, typically 1/7.

Arcadia's transforming Macross valkyries, the line that carried forward the premium VF legacy after Yamato's closure.

Arcadia's 1/72 scale Macross valkyries, compact transforming mecha.

Arcanadea is Kotobukiya's fantasy-leaning girl-model-kit line, building bishoujo characters as sorceresses and fantasy figures, cross-compatible with the maker's other girlpla.

APEX's Arctech Series, highly poseable 1/8 action figures with swappable faces and parts, built around games like Girls' Frontline.

Kotobukiya's flagship pre-painted statue brand, spanning Japanese pop culture and Western licenses. ARTFX splits by scale and audience: ARTFX J for Japanese characters, ARTFX+ at a smaller 1/10, and premium ARTFX statues of Marvel, DC and Star Wars.

Sushing's Articulated Base Series, the studio's poseable 1/12 figure platform.

Taito's prize-figure series built on collaborations with named illustrators, where the selling point is the artist behind the pose. It launched in 2021 with a Hatsune Miku birthday figure and leans heavily on Miku and the Piapro cast, many sold as Taito Online Crane exclusives.

ARTPLA is Kaiyodo's plastic-model-kit line, turning the legendary sculpting house's eye toward buildable kits of creatures, vehicles, and characters.

Astrum Design is a scale-figure maker producing painted character pieces such as its 1/7 Mask Girl.

Atelier Hiro's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game characters, from Senran Kagura to Vocaloid's Hatsune Miku.

Atelier-Sai's pre-painted scale figures of anime, manga, and game characters, a maker with a long catalogue including adult-oriented work.

FREEing's flagship run of oversized 1/4 bunny-girl figures, going since a 2007 Asahina Mikuru and now several hundred characters deep. The signature is in the materials: the fishnets and stockings are cut from real fabric, a method FREEing patented to reach a texture molded plastic never could.