My Hero Academia Figures

This collection brings together PVC My Hero Academia figures, from the students of Class 1-A to the villains who face them. Kōhei Horikoshi’s manga, published from 2014 to 2024, gave an entire generation its vocabulary: quirks, hero costumes, and the idea that power can be passed on.

Deku, and those who run alongside him

Izuku Midoriya is the heart of the range, and the sculptors follow him from the beginning of his journey to the end: the quirkless middle schooler, the hero in the green suit with his borrowed smile, and then the wielder of One For All wreathed in green lightning. Around him, Katsuki Bakugo and his orange explosions, Shoto Todoroki and his double scar, Ochaco Uraraka in zero-gravity, Tsuyu Asui crouching like a frog, and the impossible smile of All Might.

The villains, the other half of the series

This is what sets My Hero Academia apart from other shōnen of its time: its antagonists are sculpted with as much care as its heroes. Tomura Shigaraki with the hands clinging to his body, Himiko Toga and her knife, Muscular and his mass of exposed fibers. Placed opposite Class 1-A, they turn a shelf into a showdown.

A clear palette, different from our other licenses

The navy blue of the uniforms, Deku’s green, the orange of the explosions, the red and white of Todoroki: the series uses bold and bright colors. These pieces therefore stand out very well on a light shelf, whereas our Berserk or Tokyo Ghoul figures require a dark background instead. Many come with a simple black base that does not distract the eye.

What you will find in this collection

By character. Deku, Bakugo, Todoroki, Uraraka, Tsuyu Asui, Kaminari, Nejire Hado, Ashido Mina, All Might, Hawks, Shigaraki, Toga, Muscular.

By format. Pieces from 9 to 25 cm: small seated ones, for a desk or bookshelf, and large ones in full action, including base and effects. The deformed versions have their own section, the My Hero Academia chibi figures.

Frequently asked questions

Which figure should I choose to start?
Deku, without hesitation: he is the silhouette everyone identifies, in his green costume or wreathed in the lightning of One For All. Bakugo then naturally stands alongside him — the entire series is contained in this duo.

Is My Hero Academia finished?
The manga ended in 2024, after ten years of publication. The anime adaptation, produced by studio Bones, followed season after season.

Are the small seated figures at the same scale?
No, and that is intentional: they are different series. The seated pieces are around 9 to 11 cm, the standing figures from 14 to 25 cm. Each product page provides its exact height.

Are these figures suitable for a child?
These are collector's items, not toys: fine paint, added parts, bases to screw on for some. We recommend them for ages 14 and up.

Also explore: our complete range of manga figures, our My Hero Academia iPhone cases, and our guide to displaying and maintaining your figures.