Banpresto's prize line of adult-anime-heroine figures built around surface and texture, its tagline reaching for ultimate realism. Running under Bandai Spirits since 2019, Espresto is known for rendering a character in clear, fluffy, glossy or jewelry-like finishes, with the iDOLM@STER and Re:Zero casts among its mainstays.

The F.O.X Long Range Striker Unit (CF01) is an early Cyber Forest kit, pairing mecha girl Vivienne Hyh with a long-range striker loadout.

TBLeague's female seamless body, the flexible articulated 1/6 female figure base.

A Fig-Cube format within Konami's Prize Collection of arcade prize figures.

A figma sub-line themed around outfits and fashion, built on an original character (Makoto) with interchangeable bodies and costumes.

figma Vehicles brings 1/12 vehicles to the figma scale, machines built for figma figures to actually ride.

figmaPLUS is figma's expansion line, accessory and diorama pieces that widen what a figma can do on display.

Figure-rise LABO builds non-poseable character figure kits engineered with layered translucent skin parts that rival a painted PVC statue.

Figure-rise Standard brings the model-kit approach to character figures, assembling anime and tokusatsu heroes that look painted straight off the runner; parts compatible with 30MS/30MM and most Gunpla.

SEGA Prize's elaborate figure brand, built on character charm and a particular focus on color. A smaller, detail-minded line with a FIGURIZM Alpha premium offshoot.

A flower-themed branch of FuRyu's Noodle Stopper Figure line, figures styled with floral fairy motifs.

Grande Scale enlarges a Frame Arms Girl design from Kotobukiya's CAD data into a bigger, finer-detailed centerpiece kit.

Hand Scale shrinks Frame Arms Girl to roughly 70mm while keeping the line's data and around twenty points of articulation.

Frame Music Girl applies the Frame Arms Girl approach to music characters rather than mecha heroines, anchored by Hatsune Miku.

Fumofumo Touhou Project is the Touhou run of Gift's Fumo plush, the line that made Fumos a fandom institution.

FumoFumo is the seated-plush format within Gift Plush, the basis for the company's celebrated Fumo line.

Nesoberi, from the Japanese for lying down, is the Fuwa Puchi plush posed flat on its belly, one of Sega's most recognizable prize shapes.

Mega Jumbo Nuigurumi is the oversized end of the Fuwa Puchi family, the line's largest huggable plush, scaled well past shelf size.

A deluxe, larger-format tier of MegaHouse's G.E.M. line, premium PVC figures with more elaborate scale or presentation.

A dynamic, effects-heavy tier of MegaHouse's G.E.M. line, such as Naruto's Susanoo dioramas pairing characters with large effect pieces.

The palm-size tier of MegaHouse's G.E.M. line, small pre-painted figures such as Demon Slayer's Nezuko and Spy x Family's Anya.

An online channel for Bandai's Gashapon, bringing the capsule-toy experience to web ordering.

Generations is the collector-oriented Transformers line, pitched at longtime fans with more articulation and accuracy to classic designs.

Hobby Max's dedicated scale-figure series for the game Girls' Frontline.

Banpresto's prize line of glamorous anime women, the big glossy figures you pull from a crane game. It opened in 2016 with a Nami from One Piece Film Gold and stayed mostly a One Piece line, every character released in two color variants and finished with the sheen the name promises.

A special-edition branch of Banpresto's Glitter & Glamours glamour prize line.

Marusan Godzilla is the Toho-kaiju branch of Marusan's vinyl series, the soft-vinyl Godzilla figures descended from its 1960s originals.

A Grandista sub-series rendering characters in a stylized, manga-inspired finish.

The premium tier of Banpresto's Grandista line, larger and finer with interchangeable parts and translucent effect pieces.

A Dragon Ball-focused Grandista sub-series of large, dynamic warrior figures.

A Naruto-focused Grandista sub-series of large-scale ninja figures.

Gunpla is the foundation the hobby was built on: Bandai's Gundam plastic models, born 1980 with a 1/144 RX-78-2 and grown into a graded system spanning entry kits to showpieces.

HAGANE WORKS is the high-end super-robot brand within Mecha Smile, GSC's painted, often die-cast-reinforced combining robots built for presence and play.

Harmonia bloom is the flagship of GSC's doll brand, started 2017 with sculptwork by Iwanaga Sakurako, small finely-made dolls with hand-painted makeup and glass eyes.

Harmonia humming is a companion line within GSC's Harmonia doll brand, a variant on Harmonia bloom carrying the same craft-forward approach into its own format.

A higher-detail tier within Prime 1 Studio's Museum Masterline, pushing sculpt and finish even further.

Magic Mould's Heavily Armed High School Girls scale figures.

Here Ditail is a sub-entry in SK Japan's Charatoru prize-figure line, a themed run within the company's game-center figure output.

High Grade is Gunpla's 1/144 default, launched 1990: snap-fit, color-separated straight from the runner, buildable without paint or glue.

A diecast line reviving smaller-scale real-robot mecha, bringing Macross and other classics back in compact metal form.

HMM (Highend Master Model) is Kotobukiya's premium Zoids kit line, rebuilding the franchise's mechanical creatures with modern detail, articulation, and accuracy.

The horror branch of Kotobukiya's BISHOUJO line, reimagining horror-movie icons as pretty-girl scale figures.

The Hurricane Assault Revenger (CF02) is a Cyber Forest kit built on an assault-prototype theme, its mecha girl equipped with Yaeger gear.

The online channel of Bandai's Ichiban Kuji, bringing the no-loss character lottery to web ordering.

The Karimoku 60 Miniature Chair Collection recreates the furniture brand's mid-century designs at capsule scale, the K Chair, lobby chair, and D table.

The KAWAI Grand Piano Miniature Collection reproduces the piano maker's instruments at capsule scale, detailed down to lid and keys.

The Kids Nations Earphone Plug series from Kids Logic is tiny character figures built onto a headphone-jack plug, some with LED light-up.

Banpresto's large-format prize statue line, launched in December 2014 with a Monkey D. Luffy that set the template: one character, sculpted big and posed for drama, won from a crane game rather than bought off a hobby-shop shelf. One Piece has been its home turf throughout.

The Komeda Coffee Miniature Collection turns the Japanese coffee chain's signature items into capsule miniatures.

The Konica Minolta Miniature Camera Collection reproduces the brand's cameras at capsule scale, detailed little replicas of recognizable models.

Kyunties is a Banpresto prize line built around "kyun," the heartbeat-skip of something irresistibly cute. The figures pose popular heroines in soft, charming styling at standard prize scale. Banpresto has run it across The Quintessential Quintuplets, My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, Kaguya-sama, and more. These are crane-game prizes, so clean examples thin out once a wave retires.

The Last One Prize of Bandai's Ichiban Kuji, a special exclusive figure awarded for drawing the final ticket.

The continued, rebranded generation of the core Revoltech line, carrying the revolver-joint format forward.

The event- and web-limited tier of Portrait.Of.Pirates, special or exclusive One Piece scale releases, often special-color or bundle versions.

The limited-run tier of SEGA's premium prize figures, the special-edition counterpart to the standard Premium Figure (PM) and large Super Premium Figure (SPM). LPM marks SEGA's limited premium prize releases.

A smaller-format version of MegaHouse's Look Up line, keeping the upward-gazing pose at reduced size.

A Look Up variant from MegaHouse that bundles a bonus part or accessory with the upward-gazing figure.

Sega's flagship dynamic-pose prize line, all action stances and effect parts. Launched in 2023, Luminasta stands out for an unusually wide net: anime regulars like Re:Zero and Jujutsu Kaisen share the brand with Marvel's Spider-Verse, Deadpool, Disney and Jurassic World, all caught in motion.

Mad Wolf Carolina Rolphe (CF06) is a Cyber Forest kit pairing its mecha girl with a wolf-themed combat unit.

TBLeague's male seamless body, the flexible articulated 1/6 male figure base.