Hunter x Hunter Figures

This collection brings together PVC Hunter x Hunter figures, featuring the four Hunter exam candidates and the figures who surpass them.

Four paths, one scale

Gon, Killua, Kurapika, and Leorio start together and end up very far apart—a child of the jungle, an heir to assassins, a survivor obsessed with vengeance, and a penniless future doctor. Bringing them together on the same shelf, at the same scale, creates an effect that the series itself rarely permits.

Facing them, Hisoka occupies a special place: he is the most sculpted character in the franchise, and the one whose poses are the most theatrical.

A range that prefers sitting to fighting

Unlike most shōnen, Hunter x Hunter is well-served by quiet pieces: characters sitting, perched on the edge of a shelf, legs dangling. It is a range that lends itself better to a desk corner than a battle display case.

Each product page specifies the size, weight, and content based on real photos, with tracked delivery to 80+ countries.

Frequently asked questions

Do the figures follow the 2011 anime or the 1999 one?
For the vast majority, the 2011 adaptation, whose character design has become the standard. If a piece uses the 1999 aesthetic, it is visible in the hairstyle and the more saturated colors.

Are Gon and Killua sold together?
Both cases exist: some pieces bring them together on a common base, while others offer them separately. As the duo is the heart of the series, it is worth checking whether the product page describes one or two figures.

Are the Hisoka figures at the same scale as the others?
Not always, and the difference is logical: Hisoka is an adult facing teenagers. A height difference between him and Gon is not a manufacturing defect; it's the character.

Also explore: all our manga figures, the Hunter x Hunter chibi figures, or the Naruto figures. Our display guide shows how to make the most of sitting poses.

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