eStream's pre-painted scale figures across anime and game properties.

A Snail Shell articulated-figure series (EVED Series).

Fewture Models' EX Gokin, a diecast super-robot line alongside its ES Gokin range.

Exceed Creative is FuRyu's flagship prize-figure line, the format the maker reserves for its more ambitious crane-game pieces.

First 4 Figures' exclusive edition statues, adding light-up features or extra parts over the standard release, sold direct to collectors.

Banpresto's EXQ (Extra Quantum) figures, large prize figures around 20-23cm pursuing 'ideal authenticity' with advanced material-texturing.

F Collection produces painted scale figures of anime and game characters.

FuRyu's F:NEX brand, its higher-end pre-painted figures, including scale releases. F:NEX has covered series like Overlord with pieces such as Ainz Ooal Gown and a 1/8 Albedo.

Myethos' Fairytale Another, a figure line reimagining fairytale and folklore figures in original character designs.

Gantaku's Famous Scene Series, diorama statues that recreate iconic moments from anime such as One Piece.

Snail Shell's Fantasy JK series of poseable action figures.

Fashion Figure trades a character's canon costume for contemporary street style, dressing familiar faces the way a fashion lookbook might.

Feel Good is a scale-figure maker of painted display pieces.

Fig Life! is a Banpresto prize-figure line that has carried One Piece among its properties, produced for the maker's Japanese game-center crane-game channel.

Max Factory's figFIX line, fixed-pose figures built as the non-articulated companion to figma, sharing its sculpt quality without the joints.

Sentinel's Fighting Armor line of diecast figures built around characters' armor and suits, with a strong Marvel presence.

FigLife! is a Bandai Spirits prize line built on a simple idea, a figure that earns its desk space. Each piece doubles as something useful, a pen stand or a coin bank, without losing the pose. The One Piece run leads with Gear 5 Luffy across several volumes, alongside Zoro and Kizaru. These are prize-only, won from crane games before they reach shops abroad.

Max Factory's articulated action-figure line, sold through Good Smile Company since 2008 — anime and game characters built to actually move.

Tamashii Nations' line of small, super-deformed figures, a palm-size and playful counterpoint to the articulated S.H.Figuarts.

Tamashii Nations' line of fixed-pose figures, the still and dramatic counterpart to articulated Figuarts, capturing a character in one decisive moment.

Figuno is one of Banpresto's standard prize-figure lines, putting recognizable shonen characters onto the crane-game shelf in clean, faithful sculpts.

Figure Costumes dresses characters in themed costumes rather than their usual designs, the whole line organized as a wardrobe of roles.

Griffon Enterprises' Figutto, a line of small poseable figures with interchangeable parts.

threezero's FigZero, premium 1/6 scale figures of licensed film, game, and anime characters.

A long-running Square Enix line devoted to the summons, monsters, and creatures of Final Fantasy, giving the series' beasts their own figures.

Fine Clover's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game characters.

First 4 Figures' PVC statues, a more accessible line bringing its gaming subjects to a friendlier price.

First 4 Figures' resin statues, its premium large-scale pieces cast in high-detail resin.

Flame Toys' pre-painted scale figures, extending the studio's design sense beyond its robot lines.

Flare is a figure maker producing scale figures of anime and game characters.

Banpresto's fuzzy-textured figure line, finishing characters in a soft, fibrous surface meant to be touched. It launched in 2018 and leans heavily on Disney, with Stitch, Winnie the Pooh and the Toy Story cast among its mainstays.

Square Enix's FORM-ISM, a figure line spanning a range of forms and styles drawn from the studio's games.

B'full FOTS Japan's pre-painted figures, the figure output of B'full, parent of Pulchra, Insight, and FOTS Japan.

Frame Arms Girl reimagined Kotobukiya's Frame Arms mecha as bishoujo characters in 2015, helping open the whole girl-model-kit (girlpla) genre.

FREEing's pre-painted scale figures, the studio's broader scale output beyond its signature large bunny-suit pieces.

FROG's original-character figures, adult-oriented designs created in-house rather than licensed.

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

Frontier Works' character-goods figures tied to the anime it produces.

Frontier Works' pre-painted scale figures, the figure output of the Japanese anime and media company.

Fumofumo, the Fumo plush, is Gift's line of stubby seated character plush, famous for its Touhou Project figures.

Aoshima's Funny Knights, its line of pre-painted scale figures, distinct from the company's well-known model kits.

Flame Toys' Furai Action, pre-assembled articulated figures of robots and characters, the ready-built counterpart to its model kits.

Flame Toys launched in 2016 making high-end Transformers; Furai Model is its accessible kit line, Voyager-sized Gunpla-style snap kits, no paint required.

Toynami's Futurama action figures, collectibles of the animated comedy's cast.

Fuwa Puchi (fuwa petit) is Sega's soft-side brand, a family of plush and chibi figures designed by Sangatsu Youka, leaning into round, huggable forms.

MegaHouse's G.E.M. (Gokai Excellent Model) line of premium PVC figures, strong on shonen and male characters across Naruto, Demon Slayer, Spy x Family and more.

Banpresto's G×materia catches a character at the apex of a signature attack, built around motion rather than a static stance and finished in a crisp comic-panel style.

Takara Tomy A.R.T.S' line of capsule (gacha) figures, small collectibles dispensed from vending machines.

A MegaHouse figure line centered on female anime characters, presenting them in scale with a stylish, fashion-forward look.

Game Classics is Flare's figure line reproducing characters from classic and current video games.

Gantaku's pre-painted scale figures and statues of anime characters.

Bandai's Gashapon, the capsule-toy line that put collectible figures in vending machines across Japan and beyond.

Gecco's pre-painted scale figures, extending the studio's craft to anime and game characters beyond its premium statues.

Gecco's premium statues, especially of dark and cinematic video-game properties such as Silent Hill, Bloodborne, and Death Stranding.

Gift Plush is the company's broad plush output, soft character dolls across the many properties Gift holds licenses for.

Gift's pre-painted scale figures, the collector-figure side of a studio also known for its plush.

X-Plus' Gigantic Series, enormous-scale kaiju figures built as statement centerpieces.

Global Holdings works in painted scale figures.

Nendoroids developed by Good Smile Arts Shanghai, the group's Shanghai studio, frequently around Chinese and regional properties.

Scale figures developed by Good Smile Arts Shanghai, the group's Shanghai studio, often built around Chinese and regional IP.