King Records is Japan's oldest surviving label, founded in 1931 as a Kodansha division; its anime arm, now King Amusement Creative, releases figures tied to the anime it scores.

King Records Exclusive Figure covers figures the label issues as its own exclusives, drawn from the anime it produces and scores through King Amusement Creative.

Kiralea is one of Taito's prize-figure lines, its name nodding to the Japanese kira for sparkle and shine.

Knead's pre-painted scale figures, a maker working licensed casts such as Azur Lane, Idolmaster, and Sword Art Online.

Knead's licensed scale-figure umbrella, gathering its per-franchise runs such as Azur Lane and Sword Art Online.

Konami's online character lottery, an every-ticket-wins kuji whose prizes include figures from the company's games and licenses.

Konami's own prize brand, the crane-game label for its in-house worlds, Yu-Gi-Oh above all, plus beatmania, Tokimeki Memorial, Metal Gear and more, alongside licensed anime. Unified under one name around 2023, it spans realistic card-monster figures, transparent-cube 'Fig Cube' figures, and a wide run of prize goods.

Korenui is a FuRyu plush-mascot line, a palm-size mascot applied to current hits like Solo Leveling and Dandadan.

Medicom Toy's Kubrick, blocky building-figure-style designer toys that predate and parallel the BE@RBRICK.

Flame Toys' Kuro Kara Kuri, premium diecast-enhanced articulated figures, best known for its high-end Transformers.

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

Lechery's pre-painted scale figures, an adult-oriented maker known for original characters and bold presentation.

Licca-chan is Japan's enduring fashion doll, introduced by Takara in 1967 as an eleven-year-old girl with a detailed family backstory.

Licorne's idol-series figures.

Licorne's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game characters, including idol-series heroines.

Prime 1 Studio's 1/1 life-scale statue line, full-size character recreations.

Prime 1 Studio's 1/1 life-size bust line, full-scale character portraits.

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

Little Armory is the 1/12 miniature-arms line, faithfully scaled firearms, tactical gear, and accessories sized to arm a figma or other 1/12 figure.

MegaHouse's Log Box, small One Piece figures with connecting diorama bases, as in the Logbox Re:Birth Wano Country sets.

MegaHouse's Look Up line of small figures posed gazing upward, designed to look back at you when placed on a high shelf.

An Elcoco line of figures with light-up features.

Arcadia's transformable Macross figures, premium VF mecha that convert between modes.

Medicom Toy's MAFEX line of premium articulated action figures, covering Marvel, DC, film, and anime at roughly 16cm.

Magic Mould's figures, working action-leaning licenses such as Arms Note and Heavily Armed High School Girls.

Magic Mould's pre-painted scale figures, working licensed casts such as Arms Note and Heavily Armed High School Girls.

magicbullet's creator figures, adult-oriented pieces built around individual artists' designs.

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

magicbullet's Amamitsuki original-character series, figures built around illustrator Amami Tsuki's original designs.

Maid Maison is a DMM Factory figure line built around a maid theme, illustrator-derived characters in maid dress.

Miyuki's MaidMade, a maid-themed figure line.

Makai Collection is Art Storm's figure line for the GARO franchise, building the Makai Knights and their armor.

Mameshiba San Kyodai is an Amuse plush line of the bean-dog characters, small round mascots from the Mameshiba franchise.

Marusan's plastic model series carries the legacy of the company credited with Japan's first domestic plastic model kits in the late 1950s.

Marusan's figures, a historic Japanese toymaker known for its soft-vinyl (sofubi) kaiju, especially Godzilla and Ultraman.

Marusan's Ultra-kaiju vinyl series revives the company's pioneering 1966 sofubi, the soft-vinyl kaiju that launched the whole genre.

Banpresto's MASTERLISE, a premium finishing technology applied across its prize figures for sharper paint and detail.

Max Factory's own-brand pre-painted scale figures, the polished 1/7 and 1/8 pieces it produces under its name across anime and game properties.

Max Limited is a scale-figure label of painted character figures.

Banpresto's big-volume prize line, built on max size and max expression, rendering shonen leads at scale. It launched in 2019 on Dragon Ball and has spread across One Piece, Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen and Bleach, with a larger MAXIMATIC PLUS tier.

Mebius produces painted scale figures for the collector market.

Mecha Smile is Good Smile Company's umbrella for everything robot, gathering MODEROID model kits, HAGANE WORKS super robots, and THE GATTAI combining figures.

Media Factory Exclusive Figure covers figures released as exclusives by the publisher Media Factory, tied to its properties.

Medicos Entertainment's pre-painted scale figures; the parent company best known through its JoJo-focused subsidiary Di molto bene.

MegaHouse's Mega Cat Project, trading figures that pair anime characters with cats or reimagine them in feline form, as in the Nyan Piece One Piece sets.

Kaiyodo's soft-vinyl figure line, bringing the traditional sofubi material to its characters and creatures.

Megalomaria Unlimited Universe is Kotobukiya's marionette-styled model-kit line, humanoid figures engineered for around fifty points of articulation, cross-compatible with its other girlpla.

Megami Device is Kotobukiya's armored-heroine model-kit line, bishoujo kits that arrive with full arsenals and swappable armor; launched late 2016 with Asra.

Evolution Toy's Metal Action, diecast-enhanced articulated robot figures.

Tamashii Nations' high-end diecast mecha line, engineering-led showpieces that treat a robot as a feat of design as much as a figure.

Metal Compact is Sentinel's die-cast-heavy mecha line, compact stylized robots with a weighty feel, launched with the Lagann from Gurren Lagann.

A diecast-reinforced tier of THE ROBOT SPIRITS, adding metal weight and premium finish to the articulated mecha line, with Gundam SEED suits a mainstay.

Square Enix's Metallic Monsters Gallery, die-cast metallic figures of Final Fantasy's iconic monsters and summons.

Sentinel's Metamor-Force line of transforming diecast robots, recreating classic mecha with full transformation.

Milestone produces painted character figures for collectors.

Milky Boa is a FuRyu plush series defined by a soft, fluffy boa-like texture, carrying licensed lineups from Kingdom Hearts to Sanrio.

Mimeyoi's original-character figures, built on the studio's own designs.

Mimeyoi's premium-scale figures, the studio's higher-tier releases.

Mimeyoi's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game heroines, a maker with a premium-leaning catalogue.

PLUM's Mini Figure 100! line of small figures at roughly 100mm.