Chibi Figures — Other Series

This collection brings together chibi figures whose license does not yet have its own page: the SD style applied to more niche series.

Chibi suits everything, and it's demonstrable here

This page is the best illustration of what the SD style does: it works just as well on a detective story as on a romantic comedy, a science fiction title, or a musical drama. The deformation erases differences in tone and produces a visually homogeneous range despite unrelated universes.

This is what makes this collection easy to display: series that have nothing in common are aligned without the shelf looking mismatched.

The format that manufacturers release first

There is a mechanical reason for the presence of recent series here: for a new license, small SD formats almost always arrive before large statues. They cost less to produce and test the market. This page is therefore often the first place a series appears in the shop.

Each product sheet specifies dimensions, material, and pose based on real photos, with tracked delivery to France, Belgium, and Switzerland.

Frequently asked questions

Why are there very different series here?
Because the grouping criterion is style, not universe. This is precisely what makes the whole visually coherent: SD proportions unify what genres separate.

Are these chibis compatible in size with other SD ranges?
Most often yes, SD productions revolve around similar formats. The exact height is on each product sheet, to be checked if you are aiming for a strict alignment.

Can a series presented here disappear from this page?
Yes, and that's planned: as soon as it gathers enough pieces, it gets its own chibi collection and leaves this one.

Also explore: all our chibi figures, or other license figures in classic formats. Our staging guide explains how to compose with heterogeneous licenses.