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 France, Belgium, and Switzerland.

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.