Demon Slayer Figure – Tengen Uzui Chibi Sound Breathing (PVC)

Two blades, jewelry, and a flair for the dramatic

This Demon Slayer chibi figure features Tengen Uzui in an SD style: two swords connected by a chain, adorned headband, forehead gems, and makeup. Molded in painted PVC and delivered mounted on its base, it fits in one hand and is meant to be viewed up close—which is the whole point of the chibi format.

The essentials in brief

• Character: Tengen Uzui
• License: Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
• Role: Sound Hashira
• Pose: Sound Breathing
• Height: 8 to 10 cm depending on the character
• Material: Painted PVC, base included

The story behind the figure

Tengen Uzui keeps telling anyone who will listen that he is flamboyant, and his costume follows suit. This flair for the dramatic hides a past as a shinobi and a family that trained him by sacrificing his brothers—he fled this clan with his three wives. His Sound Breathing turns combat into a musical score: he reads the opponent's rhythm and strikes on the weak beat.

Why you'll love it

• The unapologetic SD style: big head, small body, expressive face
• The details that identify Tengen Uzui at first glance—two swords connected by a chain
• A shelf or desk-friendly size, perfect for collecting by series
• Delivered assembled: nothing to build, nothing to lose
• His summer version: the Tengen in yukata
• The same series of Hashira: the Gyomei chibi
• The one he trained: the Zenitsu chibi
• The entire collection: the Demon Slayer chibis
• The most technically complete: our ranking of the 9 Hashira details the arsenal inherited from his ninja past

How tall is this Tengen Uzui figure?
It stands 8 to 10 cm tall depending on the character, including the base.

What is the difference from the Tengen in yukata?
The outfit and the scene. This one is the combat version, with the two swords connected by a chain and stage makeup; the Tengen in yukata belongs to the summer series, without weapons. Two different molds.

Why this flair for the dramatic?
Tengen tells everyone he meets that he is flamboyant—jewelry, makeup, two swords. It's a facade: he comes from a family of shinobi who sacrificed his brothers, and he chose the exact opposite of discretion.

What is this figure made of?
Entirely of painted PVC, including the base. This is the material used for collector's items: it holds fine details without being as brittle as resin.

Does the figure come assembled?
Yes, fully assembled on its base: nothing to screw in, nothing to clip, and no loose parts to misplace.

Where should I place it to make it look good?
At eye level: a chibi viewed from above or from far away loses all its appeal. A desk, low shelf, or shallow display case. The guide on displaying and maintaining your manga figures details lighting options.

• Tracked delivery to France, the European Union, and internationally
• Free on orders over €49 in France and Europe
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