Phat Company's Minicchu line of small, super-deformed figures.

Kaiyodo's miniQ line of small capsule figures, compact sculpts in the studio's detailed style.

Miyuki's pre-painted scale figures, a newer Japanese maker producing licensed figures, with an early release from Higurashi.

Mochi Mochi Mascot is SK Japan's blind-box mascot line, small squishy character keychains across a deep roster of anime franchises.

Mochipiko is FuRyu's mochi-style mascot plush, the name pointing at the soft, rounded, almost squishable forms the line favors.

MODEROID is Good Smile Company's plastic model-kit line, snap-fit robot kits leaning toward the deep catalog of anime mecha that otherwise go without modern kits.

Moekore PLUS was Volks' line of prepainted PVC figures, the completed-figure counterpart to the company's garage kits and dolls.

Movic's pre-painted scale figures, the anime-goods company's collector-shelf output.

Hot Toys' flagship line of premium 1/6 scale movie collectibles, the gold standard for screen-accurate, fully articulated figures of film characters.

Musashiya is a figure maker known for cold-cast and resin character figures.

Prime 1 Studio's flagship line of premium large-scale statues, elaborate display pieces from major film, game, and comic properties.

Myethos' pre-painted scale figures, spanning game and anime heroines including Fate, Honkai, and vocal-synth properties.

Griffon Enterprises' Nanodesu, a line of small deformed-cute figures.

Native's Characters Selection, the maker's line of licensed-character figures alongside its creator-driven work.

Native's Creators Collection, premium figures developed in close collaboration with individual illustrators and sculptors, including adult-oriented work.

Native Goods is the merchandise line from the adult-figure maker Native, the non-figure goods that accompany its releases.

Nemuneko is FuRyu's sleepy-cat plush, a round, mochi-soft character built entirely around its drowsy embroidered expression.

Good Smile Company's signature chibi line: palm-sized, big-headed figures with swappable faces, launched in 2006 and past 21 million shipped.

Nendoroids manufactured and released by Phat Company, a longtime Good Smile partner studio, under the shared Nendoroid line.

Toytec D.T.C is an OEM manufacturer credited as sculptor and producer on many Good Smile Company Nendoroids, building figures to GSC's specs.

Good Smile Company's line of miniature trading figures, the palm-size little sister of the Nendoroid. Nendoroid Petite (Petit) shipped in themed sets, often blind-boxed, across the late 2000s and 2010s.

Nendoroid Plus Plush is Gift's plush line under the Good Smile Nendoroid Plus brand, soft dolls in the Nendoroid style.

New Line's cold-cast figures are the maker's signature, resin-cast anime characters with the weight and hand-finished feel cold-cast gives, including an End of Evangelion Misato at 1/6.

New Line's scale figures are the maker's painted character pieces alongside its signature cold-cast line.

Toys Works' Niitengo, small deformed-cute figures of anime and game characters.

Niitengomu! is Toy's Works' rubber-mascot line, small chibi character straps and charms cast in soft rubber.

Nitroplus' figures, the merchandise arm of the visual-novel studio, anchored by its mascot Super Sonico.

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

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

Noir Edge Collection renders its subjects in crisp monochrome and lets a single accent color do the talking, so each figure reads like a frame from a film noir.

Noix de Rome is a doujin figure circle, releasing self-produced character figures through hobby events.

Noix de Rome's scale figures are the circle's painted character pieces at collector scale.

FuRyu's most charming idea: a figure built to sit on the lid of a cup of instant noodles and hold it down while it cooks. The character drapes forward over the rim, weighted to do the job, then lives on a desk edge afterward. It started in late 2015 and became a FuRyu signature.

Nuke Matrix is a Chinese maker that planted its flag in the mecha-musume model kit, the armored anime girl a builder assembles and arms.

Tamashii Nations' line of small, super-deformed articulated figures, shrinking mecha and characters into poseable chibi form.

MegaHouse's Ochatomo Series, small mascot figures that perch on the rim of a cup, covering casts like Naruto and Free!.

Once produces painted character figures for the collector market.

System Service's 1/7-scale figure line, base-less glamour figures often in bunny versions, drawing on characters like Black Lagoon's Revy and Overlord's Albedo. Around 12 releases.

Oniri Créations' premium resin statues of anime and manga icons, a maker covering series like Berserk, Bleach, and Attack on Titan.

figma figures planned by Orange Rouge, the Good Smile group's brand for male characters and titles with a strong female fanbase.

Nendoroids planned by Orange Rouge, focused on male characters and titles with a strong female following.

Scale figures planned by Orange Rouge, giving male characters and fan-favorite series the premium fixed-pose treatment.

Orca Toys' bunny-suit figure series, the studio's take on the classic bunny-girl look at scale.

Orca Toys' pre-painted scale figures of anime and game heroines.

Orchid Seed's Comic Cover Figure line, recreating the cover art of manga and magazines as three-dimensional figures.

Orchid Seed's pre-painted scale figures, a maker known for bold, character-forward anime and game pieces.

Original Design Art Corp. is the company behind Astrum Design's scale figures.

Banpresto's line of small, cute trading figures, the name a play on the Italian for sweet. It started in 2018 and dotes on mascot characters, Kirby, One Piece's Chopper, Spy x Family's Anya, often posed with desserts and treats.

Bushiroad Creative's PalVerse (PalVerse Palé), a line of small deformed figures with an American-cartoon-influenced style, spanning anime and VTuber casts.

Panel Spectacle pairs a Banpresto prize figure with a printed backing panel, framing the character against artwork so the piece presents like a scene rather than a lone statue.

A Takara Tomy A.R.T.S line built on the pop-art designs of the Panson Works studio.

Phat Company's Parfom line of poseable figures, an affordable articulated format covering anime and game characters.

PartyLook is a figure manufacturer working at the larger end of the scale, 1/6 and 1/4 pieces of anime and game characters.

Penguin Parade's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game characters.

Penguin Parade's Petanko, a line of flat-style deformed figures with a distinctive squashed proportion.

Penguin Parade's Petanko soft-vinyl figures, the flat-style Petanko look in sofubi.

Petit Sample is Re-Ment's founding miniature line, insanely detailed dollhouse-scale sets of shops, cafes, kitchens, and interiors.

Phat Company's own-brand pre-painted scale figures across anime and game properties.

Pink・Cat's original-character figures, adult-oriented in-house designs.