System Service's prize figures for the crane-game channel.

T-Most is one of Taito's prize-figure lines, carried in the maker's game-center catalog alongside its better-known names.

Alphamax's T2 Art Girls, scale figures based on the glamour illustrations of artist Tony Taka.

Taito's general prize-figure output, the crane-game figures it releases outside its specific named lines.

Takara Tomy A.R.T.S' prize figures for the arcade and crane-game channel.

Taki Corporation is a figure maker producing cold-cast and scale character figures.

A Tamashii Nations specialty line pursuing realistic articulation and anatomy, exploring how a figure moves as much as how it looks.

TBLeague's costumed 1/6 figures, fully outfitted characters from history, fantasy, and pop culture.

TBLeague's 1/6 character figures, built on its seamless bodies and drawn from fantasy, history, and original concepts.

TBLeague's seamless flexible bodies, the highly articulated 1/6 figure bodies that became an industry standard for custom and costumed figures.

FuRyu's TENITOL line of standing pre-painted figures, covering anime and game casts such as Bocchi the Rock and Hatsune Miku.

Banpresto's My Hero Academia prize line, capturing the cast in dynamic action poses with fine sculpting. It branches into DX, PLUS and ANOTHER variant tiers.

The Evil Villains is Banpresto's antagonist-focused My Hero Academia prize line, building out the League of Villains and beyond across numbered volumes.

Banpresto's standard One Piece prize-figure series, the long-running banner that splits the cast into The Grandline Men and The Grandline Lady. Roughly 17cm vol-numbered figures, long tied to the DXF format and still running.

Tamashii Nations' accessible line of articulated mecha figures, putting Gundam and other robots on the shelf fully poseable and ready out of the box.

Theorama Soul is one of Banpresto's more ambitious prize formats, a non-scale statue built as much around its sculpted diorama base and effect parts as its figure.

One Piece THE Shukko (THE出航) builds every release around the act of setting sail, each character caught mid-stride in a walking pose as though stepping toward the horizon.

ThreeA's 1/12 scale designer figures, compact pieces from the studio's original and licensed lines.

ThreeA's 1/6 scale designer figures, larger-format pieces from across the studio's licensed and original worlds.

threezero's collaborative and experimental X line, partnering with artists and brands on distinctive figures.

A Tamashii Nations line of small articulated figures built around music and performance, with instruments and stage pieces that assemble into a band.

The Tokimeki Memorial 2 SR Real Figure Collection is a Konami figure line of characters from the dating-sim sequel Tokimeki Memorial 2.

Konami's figure collection for the Tokimeki Memorial dating-sim series, recreating its heroines as collectible figures.

Tokyo Figure's original-character figures.

Tokyo Figure's pre-painted scale figures, a Japanese figure brand and retailer (tokyofigure.jp) that produces and carries scale pieces.

Tomica is Takara Tomy's die-cast car line, the pocket-size boxed models that have been Japan's toy car since 1970.

Tomonui is Banpresto's plush line, its name folding together the Japanese words for friend and stuffed toy, producing soft character plush for the game-center prize channel.

ThreeA's Tomorrow Kings, Ashley Wood's line of stylized human-figure characters from his fiction.

FuRyu's Toonize line, figures finished with flat, cartoon-style cel shading, offered in variant color treatments such as Cartoon Color and Basic Color.

Toys Works' figure collection, pre-painted pieces of anime and game characters.

Toynami's pre-painted scale figures across its licensed and original properties.

Toypla produces painted scale figures of anime and game characters.

Toys Planning is a scale-figure maker of painted character pieces.

Toyseiiki's scale figures, alongside its 1/6 seamless action-figure line.

Toyseiiki's 1/6 seamless action figures, poseable cloth-outfitted pieces using the Phicen-style flexible seamless body.

Toytec D.T.C is a figure sculptor and manufacturer, best known as an OEM producer of Nendoroids for Good Smile Company.

Square Enix's line of blind-boxed trading figures, gathering a game's cast in small collectible form.

Transformers, on the Japanese side, is Takara Tomy's: the company co-created the line and develops it in Japan alongside Hasbro's international releases.

Transformers GIGAPOWER is a third-party Transformers-style line associated with Art Storm, unofficial transforming robots in the classic mold.

Wave's Treasure Figure Collection, smaller collectible figures gathering anime casts in an affordable format.

FuRyu's original prize-figure series, launched in 2023, that pushes for size and detail rather than restraint. The name spells out the brief: Trio for quality, size and modeling, Try for new expression, iT for the item, with roughly 19cm of heavily worked sculpting per figure.

Tsuburaya Productions' character figures, from the studio that created Ultraman, covering its tokusatsu heroes and kaiju.

Medicom Toy's Ultra Detail Figure (UDF), small fixed-pose figures rendered with surprising detail.

Prime 1 Studio's diorama-format statue line, building characters into full environmental scenes.

Fewture Models' Ultimetal, a high-end diecast line treating classic mecha as ultimate-grade metal builds.

Tsume Art's Ultra HQS, the most ambitious and elaborate tier of its premium anime statues.

Unbound's Creators Series, figures built in collaboration with individual illustrators and sculptors.

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

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

Union Creative's pre-painted scale figures across anime and game properties.

V.F.G. (Variable Fighter Girls) is the Macross mecha-musume line within Aoshima's ACKS kits, building a girl plus a transformable Valkyrie.

Vance Project's pre-painted scale figures, alongside its custodianship of the Pinky:st platform.

MegaHouse's Variable Action line of articulated action figures, spanning characters and mecha with poseable joints.

Medicom Toy's Vinyl Collectible Dolls (VCD), detailed vinyl figures of characters and pop-culture icons.

Vertex's original-character scale figures, pieces built on the studio's own designs and concepts rather than only licensed casts.

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

Hot Toys' premium 1/6 collectibles drawn from video games, applying the Movie Masterpiece approach to game characters.

System Service's prepainted figure line, built around dressed-up character variants such as bunny-girl and detective versions. Vivit Figure releases draw from anime casts including Mushoku Tensei, My Dress-Up Darling and Onii-chan is Done For.