The Marvel branch of Kotobukiya's BISHOUJO line, reimagining Marvel characters as pretty-girl scale figures.

A large-format Maximum tier of Portrait.Of.Pirates, oversized dynamic One Piece scale figures.

The MASTERLISE finishing spec used across Bandai's Ichiban Kuji prize figures, the quality technology behind their surprising detail.

A dynamic-pose branch of Banpresto's MASTERLISE finishing line.

An enhanced MASTERLISE Extra finishing tier within Bandai Spirits' Ichibansho Figure line.

An enhanced tier of Banpresto's MASTERLISE finishing line.

Masterpiece (MP) is the high-end Transformers line, rebuilding a character as a screen-accurate definitive collector piece in both modes.

A Banpresto prize sub-line pairing characters in themed two-figure presentations.

threezero's MDLX, a more compact premium articulated line, known for stylized anime figures.

A Mecha Nations diecast figure of Combattler V, bringing the classic super robot into Kids Logic's premium line.

A Mecha Nations diecast figure of Megatron, part of Kids Logic's premium robot line.

A Mecha Nations diecast figure of Optimus Prime (Convoy), part of Kids Logic's premium robot line.

A Mecha Nations diecast figure of Starscream, part of Kids Logic's premium robot line.

AUV is the Megami Device wave drawing on Japanese deities, building characters around figures like Amaterasu and Tsukuyomi.

Bullet Knights is the Megami Device sub-series cast as armored knights, characters like the Executioner and the Lancer built around heavier weaponry.

Chaos & Pretty is the magical-girl branch of Megami Device, trading armored soldiers for witches and magical heroines.

SOL is the Megami Device wave built around mobility, its girls trading battery stamina for flight and speed without giving up armor.

A collaboration bringing Konami's Busou Shinki together with Kotobukiya's Megami Device armored-girl line.

A Banpresto prize line pairing figures with detailed diorama bases to stage a scene from the story, with Naruto and Hunter x Hunter among its subjects.

The male-character branch of Union Creative's Hdge technical statue line.

Master Grade landed in 1995 at 1/100, built around the inner-frame idea: an articulated skeleton under removable armor.

Mini Dollfie Dream (MDD) is the compact Dollfie Dream body at roughly forty-three centimeters, a smaller-scale entry into the line.

Mini Super Dollfie (MSD) is the smaller-scale Super Dollfie, a more compact resin ball-jointed doll keeping the line's customizable construction.

minimum factory is the PLAMAX sub-line of simple character figure kits, color-separated parts and eye decals that build a figure without paint.

An MMS format within Konami's Busou Shinki line of articulated armored-girl figures.

MODEROID is the plastic-model-kit line within Mecha Smile, GSC's accessible, snap-fit approach to robot-themed model building.

The My Little Pony branch of Kotobukiya's BISHOUJO line, reimagining the ponies as pretty-girl scale figures.

The NANA Figure Series is Hobby Max Japan's 1/8 scale line for Ai Yazawa's NANA, built around the two leads Nana Osaki and Nana Komatsu.

Nendoroid Doll keeps the Nendoroid head but trades the stubby body for a soft, highly articulated doll body dressed in real cloth outfits.

Orange Rouge's Nendoroid Doll entries bring the GSC/Max Factory male-character brand into the cloth-outfit doll format.

Nendoroid Face Maker is GSC's service for printing custom Nendoroid face plates, putting a chosen expression onto a Nendoroid face.

Nendoroid More is the accessory side of the Nendoroid world, parts that extend a Nendoroid: Face Swap expressions, dress-up bodies, bases, and add-ons.

Orange Rouge's Nendoroid More entries are the accessory parts and add-ons the brand puts out for its Nendoroids.

Nendoroid Play Set is Phat Company's diorama-extension line for Nendoroids, ABS-and-PVC scene sets like school, gym, and the Wagnaria kitchen.

A Nendoroid format sold blind, the full figure boxed so the character inside is a surprise. Nendoroid Surprise sets cover a series' cast, from Haikyu!! to Jujutsu Kaisen and Hatsune Miku.

A Nendoroid sub-line of seated figures, posed mid-sit with legs forward. Nendoroid Swacchao! keeps the Nendoroid head and style in a fixed sitting pose, from Hatsune Miku to Touhou's Hakurei Reimu.

The standard premium tier of modern Portrait.Of.Pirates, single-character One Piece scale figures at the line's everyday high-detail level.

A large-format Maximum tier of Portrait.Of.Pirates in the modern (Neo) era, oversized dynamic One Piece scale figures.

A premium tier of Toys Works' Niitengo deformed-figure line.

A SEGA prize line of palm-size trading figures that recast anime characters as drowsy, cat-eared nappers. Ohiruneko More Plus mini figures have run since the early 2020s across series like Golden Kamuy.

OOZI-X is a Karz Works sofubi made with Skull Head Butt, a red soft-vinyl art figure from Kazu Akamatsu's world.

Outdoor is the Fashion Figure sub-theme that dresses its subject for the open air, swapping street styling for active, outdoor-leaning wear.

A P-chara format within Vance Project's Pinky:st line of customizable figures.

The oversized centerpiece tier of Portrait.Of.Pirates, large-format One Piece scale figures with dynamic, ambitious sculpts.

PalVerse Palé, the core format of Bushiroad Creative's PalVerse deformed-figure line.

A small trading-figure format of Penguin Parade's Petanko line.

Perfect Grade is the top of the grade ladder: introduced 1998 at 1/60, the largest and most involved mainline kit, full inner frame and often LED-ready.

Pikachu & Friends Bakery is a Re-Ment Pokemon set staging its characters in a miniature bakery of tiny breads and pastries.

A Pinky:cos format within Vance Project's Pinky:st line, focused on costume variations.

Plafire is a sub-format within Plum's Plafia girlpla model-kit line.

A Portrait.Of.Pirates sub-series that revisits One Piece characters in earlier-arc and flashback looks, such as Nico Robin as Miss All Sunday.

Pokemon Pikachu's Room is a Re-Ment set that builds a miniature room around Pikachu, dollhouse-scale furniture and props assembling into a cozy living space.

The larger tier of POP UP PARADE, scaled up from the standard palm-height figure for characters that need more presence on the shelf. Same affordable, pre-painted approach at a bigger size.

The special tier of POP UP PARADE, releases with more elaborate poses, bases or effect parts than the standard figure. SP pieces span Good Smile Company and Max Factory, from Kill la Kill's Satsuki to Hololive's Tokoyami Towa.

The extra-large tier of POP UP PARADE, the biggest format in the line, used for tall or dynamic sculpts. Subjects include Dungeon Meshi's Falin in chimera form and Fairy Tail's Lucy Heartfilia.

SEGA's line of perched prize figures, designed to sit on the edge of a desk or shelf with no base, legs dangling. It started in 2019 with Detective Conan and has grown into one of SEGA's broadest prize lines, a compact figure for fans short on shelf space.

A premium-finish tier of Arcadia's transforming Macross valkyries.

A premium tier of Bandai's Gashapon, higher-spec capsule figures above the standard line.