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

Vance Project's Pinky:st, the iconic line of small poseable figures with interchangeable bodies, hair, and outfits.

Pitanui is a plush-mascot line of small, clingable character plush; tracked here under Movic.

Pixelight is a Square Enix figure line for its game characters, sitting among Square Enix Products' collectible lines.

PLUM's Pla-Act line of poseable action figures.

PLUM's Plafia line of pre-painted figures, an accessible take on the studio's characters.

PLAMATEA is Max Factory's snap-fit character model-kit line, building posable figures from color-separated parts with pre-painted face options.

PLAMAX is Max Factory's plastic model-kit brand, a wide-ranging catalog from small character kits to mecha and figures, organized into sub-series.

Plarail is Takara Tomy's toy train system, the blue-tracked battery railway that has been a Japanese childhood fixture since 1959.

Square Enix's flagship line of highly articulated collector action figures, built around its own games and licensed Western heroes, at roughly 25cm with deep detail.

The earlier Play Arts generation that preceded Play Arts Kai, Square Enix's first run of game-character action figures before the Kai upgrade.

PLEX's character figures, from a Bandai-affiliated Tokyo design firm (founded 1981) that produces PVC scale figures and designs many tokusatsu toys.

PLUM's pre-painted scale figures, drawn especially from games the studio has close ties to.

PLUMPMOA is Plum's plastic-model brand, home to the 1/12 Plafia girlpla kits like the Tohoku Zunko characters.

Pocket Art Series is Hasuki's line of 1/12 articulated action figures, built almost entirely on original characters: a ninja Hagi, a White Bishop Marianne, a succubus sister.

Re-Ment's Pokemon line shrinks the world of the games into miniature display pieces, among them sealed terrarium sets and room and shop dioramas.

Daibadi Production's Polynian, a line of highly poseable android-girl figures with soft-touch parts and deep articulation.

Pony Canyon's character-goods figures are collectibles the Fujisankei-group entertainment company releases around the anime and music it backs.

Pony Canyon's pre-painted scale figures, the figure arm of the major Japanese media company.

Pop Up Parade is the figure line built for accessibility: a standardized ~17-18cm size, fixed pose, and a release just about four months after preorders open.

Good Smile Company's affordable, fast-turnaround figure line, launched in 2019 to put a good-looking character on a shelf without the year-long wait or the cost of a scale piece. It started with a Hatsune Miku and now runs to hundreds, the entry point a lot of collectors buy their very first figure from.

POP UP PARADE releases developed by Good Smile Arts Shanghai, bringing the accessible, affordable POP UP PARADE format to the Shanghai studio's properties.

POP UP PARADE releases produced by Phat Company, contributing to the group's accessible, affordable figure line.

ThreeA's Popbot, designer figures from Ashley Wood and IDW's long-running Popbot universe.

MegaHouse's premium One Piece scale-figure line, long the benchmark for collector-grade Straw Hat figures. Portrait.Of.Pirates grew out of the Excellent Model brand and runs a steady stream of spec tiers, from the standard NEO-DX to the oversized Maximum pieces.

Pote Usa Loppy is an Amuse plush line of soft, droopy-eared rabbit characters, a kawaii prize-plush staple.

Hot Toys' fixed-pose 1/6 line, offering the studio's likeness and costuming in a non-articulated, more affordable display figure.

Taito's Precious Figure line, pre-painted prize figures of anime heroines often released in alternate-outfit versions, such as Re:Zero's Rem in jersey and knit-dress variants.

threezero's premium figure releases, the studio's higher-end collectibles across its licenses.

Prime 1 Studio's premium bust line, detailed head-and-shoulders pieces of major characters.

The standard tier of SEGA's premium prize figures, sitting below the large Super Premium Figure (SPM) and beside the Limited Premium Figure (LPM). PM figures are SEGA's everyday premium prize releases across anime and game characters.

A core Prime 1 Studio statue tier, premium display pieces at a step below the flagship Museum scale.

Prime 1 Studio's more accessible, smaller-scale figure line, bringing the studio's properties to a friendlier size and price.

Princess AMP is the dress-up branch of Taito's AMP prize brand, aiming its high-effort sculpting at elaborate, princess-styled costumes.

Project BM! (Best Masterpiece) is Medicom Toy's high-end 1/6 figure line, detailed sculpts in real tailored cloth, like Akira's Shotaro Kaneda.

PROPLICA is Tamashii Nations' prop-replica brand, recreating the iconic items characters carry, wands and weapons, faithfully scaled and often lit or sound-equipped.

Puchieete is Taito's small-format prize line, the petit answer to the maker's larger figures, made to be gathered in numbers.

Pulchra's PMMA-material figures, scale pieces using a clear acrylic-resin material for a glassy finish.

Pulchra's pre-painted scale figures of anime and game characters, a Japanese maker working at collector scale.

Ensky's Pull-Back Collection is a line of pull-back toy vehicles themed to anime and character properties.

Takara Tomy A.R.T.S' Putitto line of small figures designed to perch on the rim of a cup or glass.

Banpresto's hugely popular prize line of softly stylized characters, a gently deformed storybook look with big eyes and rounded forms. Each sculpt usually comes in paired normal and pastel color variants, and the roster leans on Disney women and anime heroines.

Q-Six's Comic Cover Figure line, recreating manga and illustration cover art as three-dimensional figures.

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

Hot Toys' 1/4 scale line, larger premium collectibles that scale the studio's detail up to a commanding size.

Ques Q's pre-painted scale figures across anime and game characters, with a reputation for clean, appealing work.

Ques Q's dedicated line of Touhou Project figures, serving one of doujin culture's most passionate fandoms.

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

Good Smile Racing's Racing Miku figures, collectibles of the Hatsune Miku mascot created for its real-world motorsport team, with a fresh fan-influenced design each season.

Medicom Toy's Real Action Heroes (RAH), 1/6 scale articulated figures with fabric costuming, a long-running collector format.

Taito's Ravitier Figure line, pre-painted prize figures; the line is newly announced and lightly catalogued so far.

A Prime 1 Studio statue tier pursuing heightened realism in its premium display pieces.

X-Plus' Real Master Collection, premium kaiju figures pursuing the highest realism.

REPOPRIZE re-proportions a familiar character into a rounded, pop-styled deform, closer to a playful reinterpretation than a straight scale likeness.

Resi Carat is Chara-Ani's resin-style figure line, polished character pieces from the Animate-group goods maker.

Kaiyodo's articulated figure line built around the multi-axis "Revolver Joint," spanning robots, anime, games, and licensed heroes.

Revolve is the name the studio carried for its first chapter: founded 2010, taken majority by Aniplex in 2017, and rebranded Claynel in 2023.

Ribose's deformed-style figures, compact cute takes on its VTuber and game roster.

Ribose's pre-painted scale figures, a Chinese officially-licensed maker known for VTuber and game heroines such as Kagura Nana and Arknights' Amiya.