Tokyo Revengers - Serie 2 Minifiguren Set - 10 Figuren
Bring the Tokyo Manji Gang to your collection—10 iconic figures, endless display possibilities.
Collection & community
Manufacturer & Safety
Manufacturer: FunnyKnights
EU Responsible Person: Figuya GmbH, Wolfener Str. 36, Gebäude R+S, 12681 Berlin, DE, info@figuya.com
Per EU Regulation 2023/988 (GPSR).
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This piece
- Item number
- 31264
- Release date
- Late May 2022
- First released
- Late November 2021
- Weight
- 400 g
- Size
- je 6 cm
- Retail format
- Blind Box
- Proportion
- SD / Chibi
- Material
- PVC, ABS
- Manufacturer
- FunnyKnights
- Category
- Figuren
From the world
Tokyo Revengers209 to order World
- Part of
- Anime & Manga
- By
- Ken Wakui
- Audience
- Shonen
- Shows
- Shuji Hanma2 to orderTetsuta KisakiHaruki Hayashida1 to orderTakashi Mitsuya44 to orderChifuyu Matsuno29 to order
Tokyo Revengers - Series 2 Minifigure Set: Collect All Your Favorite Characters!
Dive deeper into the world of Tokyo Revengers with this official Series 2 Minifigure Set! This exclusive collection includes 10 detailed PVC mini figures, each standing approximately 6 cm tall. Every figure is expertly crafted to capture the unique style and personality of your favorite Tokyo Revengers characters. Perfect for any anime and manga collection, these minifigures are ideal for display or as a thoughtful gift for dedicated fans.
Set Contents:
- Chifuyu Matsuno (A & B)
- Takashi Mitsuya (A & B)
- Haruki Hayashida (A & B)
- Tetsuta Kisaki (A & B)
- Shuji Hanma (A & B)
Each figure features distinctive poses and high-quality paintwork, making them must-haves for fans who want to bring the Tokyo Manji Gang to life on their shelves. Whether you’re an avid collector or new to the series, this set is a fantastic way to celebrate the iconic characters and moments from Tokyo Revengers.
Note on the Manji Symbol in Tokyo Revengers
The Manji symbol, which appears in Tokyo Revengers, is rooted in Japanese culture as a symbol of good fortune and divinity, especially in Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism. It is entirely unrelated to the symbol appropriated in 20th-century European history. Tokyo Revengers uses the Manji in its authentic, positive context as part of Japanese storytelling. We are committed to promoting understanding and respect for cultural differences and stand firmly against any form of discrimination.
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