Re-Ment's Rilakkuma miniatures bring San-X's relaxed bear into dollhouse scale, themed sets of tiny food, furniture, and cozy scenes.

Sentinel's RIOBOT line of premium diecast-and-plastic mecha action figures, prized for engineering and articulation.

threezero's ROBO-DOU, a line of highly articulated premium robot figures spanning Gundam, Evangelion, and other mecha.

Toynami's Robotech Masterpiece Collection, premium diecast-content Veritech fighters and mecha from Robotech, the line that defined Western Macross/Robotech collecting.

Toynami's Robotech New Generation line, figures and mecha from the New Generation (Mospeada) saga of Robotech.

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

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

Snail Shell, founded in Zhengzhou in 2019, was among the first Chinese studios to chase the original machine-girl; its RPG Series builds articulated 1/12 mecha girls on a fantasy-class theme.

RyuNsu is a scale-figure studio of painted character pieces.

FREEing's S-style, the studio's swimsuit-figure line, counterpart to its bunny-suit B-style.

Tamashii Nations' flagship line of highly articulated action figures, born from tokusatsu and built on the promise of 'Simple style and Heroic action'. S.H.Figuarts spans Kamen Rider and Super Sentai, Dragon Ball, anime, and Western heroes.

Tamashii Nations' articulated line for kaiju and creatures, with Godzilla at its heart, bringing the same engineering as S.H.Figuarts to the monsters.

Tamashii Nations' line for Saint Seiya, recreating the Saints and their Cloth armor in diecast and intricate detail.

Re-Ment's Sanrio miniatures turn Hello Kitty and the wider Sanrio cast into dollhouse-scale sets of tiny rooms, shops, and objects.

Kaiyodo's line of high-end sculpted display figures, showcasing the studio's craft in fixed-pose pieces.

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

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

SEGA's character lottery, a no-loss paid kuji sold in stores and online where every ticket wins a prize. It is SEGA's counterpart to Bandai's Ichiban Kuji, with figures among the headline prizes across anime and game properties.

Sega Prize is the umbrella over Sega's amusement-prize figures, the catalog that fills crane games and prize counters across Japanese arcades.

Super Premium Figure (SPM) is Sega's headline prize line, tall figures of 20cm or more finished to stand against retail pieces despite arriving as game-center prizes.

A One Piece prize figure line from Banpresto built around dramatic battle scenes, rendering the cast at charged moments. Recent figures include Luffy, Jewelry Bonney and Borsalino.

Serenus Couture is a Bandai Spirits prize line dedicated to Puella Magi Madoka Magica, dressing the magical girls in elegant, couture-styled outfits. It arrived in the franchise's tenth-anniversary wave and covers the core five, Madoka, Homura, Sayaka, Kyoko, and Mami, each as a premium prize figure. The name pairs serene grace with high-fashion staging, a clear step up from the usual prize look.

Ribose's Shiquanshimei is a trading-figure series from the Chinese maker, blending licensed characters with Chinese-cuisine themes, as in its Pac-Man set.

Shogakukan Exclusive Figure covers figures released as exclusives by the major manga and book publisher Shogakukan.

Bandai's Shokugan, the candy-toy line where a small figure or model comes packaged with a piece of candy, a uniquely Japanese collecting tradition.

Yamato's SIF EX, a line of the studio's figures alongside its renowned transforming valkyries.

Skelanimals is a designer-character line of cute animals reimagined with visible skeletons, brought to market by Toynami in plush and vinyl.

SkyTube's original-character scale figures, built on the brand's own glamour designs rather than licensed casts.

SkyTube's premium tier, higher-spec adult-oriented scale figures with added detail or features.

SkyTube Premium is the higher tier of AlphaMax's illustrator-driven SkyTube bishoujo scale-figure brand, reserved for its standout releases.

SkyTube's pre-painted scale figures, a glamour-focused line of anime and original heroines aimed at the adult collector market.

Snail Shell's poseable action figures, a maker focused on articulated 1/12 and 1/8 figures with original and licensed designs.

Banpresto's soft-vinyl mascot line, rendering animal sidekicks and chibi characters in classic sofubi. It launched in 2022 and runs broad, from Sanrio and Disney to anime mascots like One Piece's Chopper and Chainsaw Man's Pochita.

SOL International's pre-painted figures of anime and game characters.

Solarain's non-scale figures, alongside its 1/12 movable line.

Solarain's 1/12 movable figures, poseable pieces in the seamless/articulated tradition.

Banpresto's Dragon Ball figure line with a sharp, edged style of sculpting, catching the cast in the moment they charge into a fight. It launched in 2021 and runs as a vol-numbered series, The Departure, almost entirely Dragon Ball.

Tamashii Nations' premium diecast line reviving Bandai's 1970s Chogokin heritage, super robots rebuilt in real metal for adult collectors.

An Elcoco line of figures with a built-in sound gimmick.

Sousai Shojo Teien turns Kotobukiya's model-kit craft toward ordinary student life rather than battle; launched 2020, weapon-free schoolgirls with painterly face-printing.

Special Figure is one of FuRyu's standing prize-figure formats, sitting in the maker's crane-game lineup beside Exceed Creative and Trio-Try-iT.

spiritale is Taito's high-end label for premium scale figures rather than crane-game prizes, working mostly at 1/7 scale with dynamic poses and fine finishing.

Square Enix's premium Masterline statues as produced by Prime 1 Studio, the partnership behind the high-end Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy pieces.

Square Enix's premium, large-scale statue line, high-end display pieces drawn from its own games and major licensed properties.

Yujin's SR (Super Real) series, the capsule-figure line that made the brand's name for detail across animals, wrestling, and tokusatsu.

First 4 Figures' standard edition statues, the base release of its premium gaming-property statues.

Square Enix's line of fixed-pose figures and statues, capturing game characters in a single composed moment rather than for posing.

Di molto bene's Statue Legend, the definitive line of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure statues, colored to match Hirohiko Araki's own artbook illustrations.

Stronger's racing-themed figures, including race-queen and motorsport subjects.

Stronger's pre-painted scale and prize figures of anime and game characters.

Structure Arts is Square Enix's plastic-model-kit line, best known for Front Mission, building the series' Wanzer mecha as 1/72 kits.

Re-Ment's Sumikko Gurashi miniatures shrink San-X's corner-dwelling characters into tiny themed sets like supermarkets and cafes.

Di molto bene's Super Action Statue (Chozokado), the poseable JoJo's Bizarre Adventure line built to strike the series' iconic dramatic poses.

Super Dollfie is the resin ball-jointed doll that founded Volks' doll business, first sold February 28, 1999, fully customizable from faceup to wardrobe.

Di molto bene's Super Figure Art Collection, a JoJo's Bizarre Adventure figure line in the studio's Araki-faithful style.

Banpresto's Super Master Stars Piece (SMSP), very large, high-quality figures of male leads from major franchises.

Surfers Paradise's scale figures are the maker's painted character pieces at collector scale, alongside the Beach Queens line tracked under the same name.

Sentinel's SV-Action line of poseable action figures of anime and game characters.

Sylvanian Families is Epoch's flagship, a world of flocked animal families and their dollhouses, launched 1985 and sold abroad as Calico Critters.

System Service Plush is the prize maker's line of character plush produced for Japanese game-center crane machines.