Good Smile Moment's figures, the Good Smile group's China studio output beyond its scale line.

Good Smile Moment's pre-painted scale figures, the Good Smile group's China-based studio.

Nendoroids from Good Smile Racing, the deformed-cute form of its Racing Miku mascots.

figma figures from Good Smile Racing, the poseable form of its Racing Miku and motorsport mascots.

Good Smile Racing's pre-painted scale figures, centered on its Racing Miku designs and motorsport tie-ins.

Good Smile Company's own-brand scale figures, the polished 1/8 and 1/7 pieces it produces under its own name rather than a dedicated line label. Built from anime and game heroines, they sit at the company's premium end.

Evolution Toy's Grand Action Bigsize Model, large-scale articulated robot figures.

Banpresto's premium prize-statue line, built to push size and sculpting density to the extreme. It launched in 2017 on Dragon Ball Z and splits into franchise sub-series: Resolution of Soldiers for DBZ, Shinobi Relations for Naruto, The Grandline Men and Lady for One Piece.

Griffon Enterprises' pre-painted scale figures, a long-running maker's anime and game character output.

Tamashii Nations' line of affordable, ready-built Gundam action figures, putting mobile suits on the shelf with no assembly required.

CM's Corporation's Gutto Kuru Figure Collection, pre-painted figures of anime and tokusatsu characters.

Hakoiri-Musume's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game heroines.

Happinet's pre-painted figures, from a major Japanese toy and media distributor that also releases its own figures.

Harmonia is Good Smile Company's doll brand, the banner for its small, hand-finished ball-jointed dolls with hand-painted makeup and glass eyes.

Union Creative's Hdge technical statue line, dynamic fixed-pose statues of anime and game characters.

Good Smile Company's line of palm-size deformed figures, simple chibi versions of anime and game characters at roughly two heads tall. HELLO! GOOD SMILE pieces are small, pre-painted, and entry-priced.

Second Axe's articulated adult figure line, poseable 18+ figures.

Evolution Toy's Hero Action Figure, articulated figures of tokusatsu and anime heroes.

Hexa Gear is Kotobukiya's customizable 1/24 mecha line, built around modular, recombinable hardware rather than a single fixed robot.

FuRyu's chibi prize figures designed to hook and perch: hang them on the edge of things or sit them on the included cube. A registered FuRyu trademark, with a broad roster including Hololive.

History Box turns a prize figure into a small staged scene, seating its character on a sculpted diorama base that recreates a specific moment from the source.

Hobby Japan's exclusive figures, magazine- and shop-exclusive releases from the long-running Japanese hobby publisher.

Hobby Japan is the magazine the Japanese hobby grew up reading, founded in 1969, covering plastic models, figures, and modeling technique ever since.

Hobby Max's pre-painted scale figures, covering anime and game heroines across several dedicated series.

Hobby Stock's pre-painted scale figures, from a Japanese hobby retailer that also produces and exclusively releases figures.

FuRyu's Hold Figure line, pre-painted figures posed gripping or holding a prop, with subjects such as Kinnikuman.

Hot Toys' diecast-reinforced 1/6 figures, adding real metal weight to its premium collectibles, fitting for armored characters like Iron Man.

HOTVENUS' Creators Collection, figures built in collaboration with individual illustrators and sculptors.

HOTVENUS' original-character figures, adult-oriented in-house designs.

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

Tsume Art's HQS (High Quality Statue), the French studio's flagship line of premium anime statues.

Tsume Art's HQS Dioramax, statues built into fuller diorama scenes.

Hobby Stock's HS-Limited, the retailer's limited and exclusive figure releases.

Huggy Good Smile is the plush brand from Good Smile Arts Shanghai, a soft-goods line of huggable character plush.

Bandai Spirits' Ichibansho Figure, its standard prize-figure line for the crane-game and lottery channel, the everyday face of Bandai's prize figures.

Tsume Art's Ikigai, a more accessible line of quality anime statues at a friendlier scale and price.

DMM Factory's Illustrator Collection builds scale figures from illustrators' artwork, including the Toshishita and Toshiue Kanojo series.

A Tamashii Nations line of finely articulated 1/9 figures dressed in real fabric clothing, blending sculpt and tailoring.

IMS is Volks' injection-plastic kit line for The Five Star Stories, building the Mortar Headds and mecha of Mamoru Nagano's saga as model kits.

INART's 1/12 scale collectible figures, the compact counterpart to its premium 1/6 line.

INART's premium 1/6 collectible figures of film, TV, and animation licenses, a studio in the Queen Studios family known for high realism.

Insight, a B'full sub-brand producing adult-oriented cast-off scale figures.

Insight is the adult-figure brand under B'Full, working the high-end ecchi corner of the hobby in large 1/6 and 1/5 scales with dynamic poses.

Insight's cast-off figures are the most explicit end of the B'Full adult brand, large-scale pieces with removable clothing in the cast-off tradition.

ThreeA's Isobelle Pascha, an Ashley Wood designer-figure line centered on the character of that name and her world.

An Elcoco figure line with a jewel-and-princess styling theme.

KADOKAWA Plastic Model Series is the publisher's plastic-model-kit line, building characters from its properties such as Re:Zero.

Kadokawa's scale figures, including its KDcolle (Kadokawa Collection) line drawn from the titles it publishes.

Kaitendoh is a figure maker focused on original-character scale figures rather than licensed properties.

The Kaitendoh Original Character Series gathers the maker's own-design figures under one line.

Kaitendoh's pre-painted scale figures, a maker working licensed casts such as Overlord, Senran Kagura, and High School DxD.

Kalmia Project is a scale-figure maker producing original and licensed pieces, including collaborations with I.V.E.

The Kalmia Project x I.V.E line pairs Kalmia Project with I.V.E on original-character scale figures, such as the White Elf Yapo.

Karz Works' figures, a designer studio working in kaiju and sofubi (soft-vinyl) art toys, founded by sculptor Kazu Akamatsu.

Karz Works' soft-vinyl (sofubi) art toys, original kaiju and creature designs by sculptor Kazu Akamatsu.

Kenelephant's Capsule Collection is gashapon-format miniature replicas of real-world objects, made in collaboration with established Japanese brands.

Kids Logic's pre-painted scale figures, often built around film and animation properties with light-up bases and diorama detail.