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This collection brings together One Punch Man PVC figurines, centered on a hero who wins all his fights with a single punch and is bored by it. The story was born in 2009 as a webcomic drawn in a rush by ONE, then redrawn starting in 2012 by Yusuke Murata—and it is from this redraw, with its meticulous precision, that these figures originate.
Saitama, the most difficult sculpt there is
A bald head, yellow jumpsuit, red gloves and boots, white cape, and a face reduced to two dots and a mouth. Saitama is a trap piece: there is nothing to hide behind. No locks of hair to chisel, no armor to weather, no erupting base—just flat colors and proportions. A Saitama figure is therefore judged on three things, and nothing else: the sharpness of the yellow, which must remain a clean flat color without drips or marbling; the consistency of the red trim on the wrists, belt, and boots; and the drawing of the two eyes, where a half-millimeter shift is enough to change the expression. It is the opposite of a spectacular piece, and that is why it separates the manufacturers.
Fubuki, and the other school
Fubuki, the Hellish Blizzard, takes the opposite path: a tight-fitting green dress, a white coat in motion, hair sculpted strand by strand, and that slightly haughty control pose that sums her up. Where Saitama relies on sobriety, she relies on the draping—a coat frozen in mid-air that must remain light, rather than looking like a sheet of plastic. Her presence next to a neutral Saitama tells the story of the series' power dynamic all on its own: she does way too much, he does nothing at all, and he is the one who wins.
Recognizing a good piece from this license
Three flaws often appear on One Punch Man figures, and our photos allow you to rule them out before buying. The dirty yellow first: a poorly covered flat color turns mustard-colored in patches. The cape edges next: Saitama's cape is thin, and a smudge of white paint on the yellow is visible from a meter away. Finally, the translucent effects on pieces with blast or telekinesis elements: the resin must remain clear, not milky. We photograph each piece from multiple angles so that these three points are visible.
What you will find in this collection
Today. Saitama in a white cape, large 43 cm format, and Fubuki at 22 cm. Two pieces that complement each other well in a display case, one through its height, the other through its movement.
The rest of the license. The cyborg Genos, the telekinetic Tatsumaki, the hero hunter Garou, and the other S-class members are the pieces we are tracking at our partner workshops; this page will host them as soon as they become available. In the meantime, our One Punch Man iPhone cases cover a good portion of this cast.
Formats. From the desk-sized piece around 20 cm to the large piece over 40 cm, base included. Each product page provides the exact height, material, and packaging.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you need to know the series to enjoy these figures?
No. A bald man in a yellow jumpsuit with a white cape is a silhouette that speaks for itself, even placed between two novels. The series adds the joke, not the legibility.
It is the original design, not a manufacturing shortcut. ONE drew him that way in the webcomic, and Murata preserved this contrast between a hero drawn with three strokes and adversaries detailed to the extreme. A figure that "improved" his face would betray the character. Which piece should I choose to start?
A Saitama with a neutral face, cape in the wind: it is the image that everyone associates with the series, and the one that is recognizable from afar on a shelf. Are these figures suitable for a child?
These are collector's items, not toys: fine details, pointed elements, peg bases. We recommend them for ages 14 and up. How to maintain them?
Keep them out of direct sunlight, which yellows the whites and dulls the bright flat colors—a point that counts particularly here. Our display and maintenance guide details lighting and dusting.
Also explore: our full range of manga figures, and our selection of the best combat anime, where One Punch Man holds a prominent place.