Hunter x Hunter Chibi Figures

This collection brings together Hunter x Hunter chibi figurines: Gon, Killua, Kurapika, and Leorio in SD style, in desktop format.

The quartet reunited, at last

Hunter x Hunter quickly separates its four exam candidates, sending them in incompatible directions. A chibi range puts them all on the same scale, in the same style, in the same place — something the narrative no longer does after the first arcs.

It is also a series whose original drawing style is very refined. The reduction to SD therefore suits it naturally, without the simplification work required by more elaborate licenses.

Poses that exploit the edge of the shelf

This range is distinguished by its perched pieces: characters sitting on the edge of a ledge, legs dangling, sometimes suspended by their hands. These are poses almost never found in large format, and they change the way a shelf is occupied.

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

Frequently asked questions

How to install a perched figurine without risk of falling?
By ensuring that the seat extends from one side only and that the center of gravity remains above the support. Pieces suspended by their hands require a thin ledge, not a thick shelf.

Does the SD style respect the age differences of the quartet?
In part: Leorio remains taller and wider than Gon, even when deformed. This is one of the rare cases where the height difference between characters is maintained in the SD version.

Does this range go well with other chibi licenses?
Better than most, because its colors are sober — green, white, blue, black. It serves as a link on a mixed shelf where more saturated licenses would clash.

Also explore: all our chibi figurines, Hunter x Hunter figurines in classic formats, or One Piece chibis. Our display guide details the stability of cantilevered pieces.