Haikyuu Figures

This collection brings together Haikyū PVC figures, featuring Karasuno and rival teams from the Miyagi championship.

A sports manga collected by team

This is the unique characteristic of Haruichi Furudate's series: no character exists in isolation. Hinata only makes sense with Kageyama, and Karasuno only makes sense when facing Aoba Johsai or Nekoma. Collecting these figures, therefore, literally means recreating a roster or a showdown.

Each piece wears their high school jersey, complete with its colors and number. This is what makes this range recognizable at a glance, even for someone who isn't familiar with the series.

The jump, a sculptor's challenge

A volleyball manga is played in the air. The most faithful poses are therefore characters in extension, supported by nothing—which necessitates an intricate base and a discreet support rod. Seated or resting pieces also exist, which are easier to display on a desk.

Each product page specifies dimensions, material, and the pose depicted based on actual photos, with tracked shipping to 80+ countries.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the jerseys feature the players' real numbers?
Yes, this is actually a key focus for manufacturers with this license: Hinata's 10 and Kageyama's 9 are identifying elements. A missing or incorrect number would be noticed immediately.

Do the figures feature match poses?
Both types exist: serves, receives, and smashes on one hand, and locker room or seated poses on the other. Since the series constantly shifts from match tension to comedy, both are faithful.

Can I assemble a complete Karasuno team?
This is the natural goal of this collection, and it is built over time depending on available production runs. Remember to compare heights: a consistent lineup requires pieces from compatible ranges.

Also explore: all our manga figures, Haikyū chibi figures to assemble a team in a smaller format, or Frieren figures. Our display guide explains how to arrange a group without a cluttered look.