Clearise is built around translucency, molding key areas in semi-transparent color so the figure catches and scatters light for an energy-effect glow.

Cleyera Doll's original-character figures, adult-oriented in-house designs.

Cleyera Doll's pre-painted scale figures, a creator-driven adult-oriented figure label associated with the Native family.

Color Cole is Movic's PVC trading-mascot line, small clip-on character charms sold in blind assortments, as in its Psycho-Pass sets.

Colorful Figure sits in Taito's broad prize-figure lineup, putting licensed characters onto the game-center shelf in bright, cleanly finished sculpts.

Sushing's Combat Priestess series, 1/12 articulated cloth figures of shrine-maiden warriors with the studio's KACHA joint system.

Aniplex's ConoFig, a scale-figure line from the anime producer's own merchandise arm.

Taito's flagship standing prize figure, the full-size character piece rather than a desk miniature. The name fuses Core and Colorful, the brand's pitch being a story's core characters rendered in bright, detailed plastic. It runs deep on outfit variants, with Bunny Girl Senpai's Mai Sakurajima a clear favorite.

Banpresto's Creator x Creator, figures born of a collaboration between a sculptor and a photographer for striking, art-display poses.

DMM Factory's Creators Collection turns named illustrators' original characters into scale figures.

Kotobukiya's Cu-poche line of small poseable figures with swappable faces and parts, covering anime and game casts such as Sword Art Online and Yu-Gi-Oh.

An expanded tier of Prime 1 Studio's Cutie1 line, deformed figures with added features or size.

Cyber Forest Fantasy Girls is Nuke Matrix's flagship: 1/12 plastic kits pairing an armored girl with a combinable mechanical beast, dense with articulation and weapon systems.

X-Plus' Toho Large Monster Series (Daikaiju), premium soft-vinyl kaiju figures regarded as the definitive Godzilla collectibles.

Daiki Kougyou's original-character figures, built on the maker's own adult-oriented designs.

Daiki Kougyou's pre-painted scale figures, an adult-oriented maker covering original and licensed heroines.

Alphamax's DarkAdvent, an original dark-fantasy figure line built on the brand's own striking character designs.

DarkAdvent is one of Vertex's original-character scale lines, the veteran bishoujo maker building figures around its own designs rather than a license.

First 4 Figures' definitive edition statues, the most complete and feature-rich version of a given release.

X-Plus' DefoReal, a line that renders kaiju in a cute, slightly deformed style without losing the detail.

Dengeki Related Figure covers figures tied to ASCII Media Works' Dengeki properties, often magazine or event exclusives.

Dengekiya, the exclusive-figure channel of the Dengeki (ASCII Media Works / KADOKAWA) shop, including the Birthday Figure Project and deluxe anniversary editions.

Design COCO is a scale-figure maker producing painted character pieces for the collector market.

MegaHouse's Desktop Army line of small poseable assembly figures, mixing original mecha-girl characters with collaborations such as Vocaloid.

Taito's prize line of small, sitting-pose figures built for a desk corner. Launched in 2023 with a cat-eared Rem from Re:Zero, it dresses anime favorites down in roomwear and other relaxed looks, and it ships in two flavors: the arcade version and a Taito Online Crane exclusive twin.

FuRyu's Desktop Fairy line, small figures designed as a desk companion.

elCOCO's deformed-style chibi figure line, small SD figures in the Nendoroid mold. Around 42 releases spanning anime like Chainsaw Man and the Shin Japan Heroes Universe.

Re-Ment's Disney miniatures bring the company's dollhouse-scale craft to the Disney world, tiny dioramas and object sets themed to its characters.

Dive is a studio working in painted scale figures.

threezero's DLX line of premium articulated figures, often diecast-enhanced, covering robots and characters with deluxe engineering.

DMM Factory's licensed figures, the figure arm of the DMM media group, including adult-oriented and creator-collaboration lines.

Dollfie Dream is Volks' vinyl ball-jointed doll line, the soft-bodied counterpart to the resin Super Dollfie, built on an internal skeleton in 1/3 and 1/4 scales.

Dollfie ICON fuses Volks' two doll lines, pairing the facial sculpting of Super Dollfie with the Dollfie Dream frame and a soft vinyl body.

DORO is Max Factory's soft-vinyl line of chibi mascots, rendering a character as a rounded, Q-styled little creature rather than a faithful figure.

Wave's pre-painted scale figure line across anime and game heroines, often in casual or swimwear looks.

Dressta pairs a scale-styled figure with an elaborately decorated pedestal, so the base becomes part of the display rather than an afterthought.

Duel Masters is Takara Tomy's trading card game, a creature-and-spell battle game across five civilizations developed with Wizards of the Coast.

Dwell is the line that made Vertex's name, built around Neon Genesis Evangelion, most famously its 1/6 Rei Ayanami and Asuka Langley figures.

Banpresto's standard prize figure, the dependable mid-size character piece that turns up in crane games across dozens of franchises. DXF leans hardest on One Piece, where its THE GRANDLINE series is the default Straw Hat figure, but it has covered Dragon Ball, Naruto, JoJo, Bleach and most of Shonen Jump besides.

Evolution Toy's Dynamite Action, a numbered line of articulated figures reviving classic anime robots and characters.

Dynamite Action! is Evolution Toy's love letter to the 1970s super robot, with magnetic joints and accessory compartments (Mach Baron, Red Baron, Getter Dragon); the GK branch offers them as garage kits.

Banpresto's Effectreme, dynamic prize figures built around translucent effect parts.

Eikoh's pre-painted scale figures, the collector-tier side of a maker known mainly for prize goods.

Elcoco's small deformed-cute figures.

Elcoco's prize figures for the crane-game channel.

Vertex's Elf Village, an original-IP scale-figure series of fantasy elf girls in anime style.

Figurama Collectors' Elite Bonus statues, premium dioramas including additional bonus content.

Figurama Collectors' Elite Exclusive statues, premium diorama-style pieces sold in limited, numbered editions.

Figurama Collectors' Elite Fandom statues, premium pieces aimed at celebrating fan-favorite moments.

Emontoys' pre-painted scale figures of anime and game heroines, a Japanese maker among the steady mid-tier studios.

Banpresto's Emotional Lens, figures that capture a character in an expressive, photographed-moment pose, strong on The Idolmaster.

empty's deformation figures are chibi-proportioned, stylized character pieces.

empty's plush is its soft-goods line of stitched character dolls.

empty, stylized lowercase, produces painted scale figures.

Ensky Plush is the goods maker's line of character plush, soft dolls across the anime and game licenses Ensky holds.

Ensoutoys is a figure maker producing painted character pieces for the collector market.

Fewture Models' ES Gokin, a premium diecast line of classic super robots such as Getter Robo and Mazinger.