Demon Slayer Figure – Zenitsu Agatsuma Chibi Diorama Threshold (PVC)

He screams, he cries, and he strikes faster than the eye

This Demon Slayer chibi figure features Zenitsu Agatsuma in SD style: light kimono, orange-blonde hair, and a brick-built Japanese house threshold. Molded in painted PVC and delivered mounted on its base, it fits in one hand and is meant to be looked at up close—that’s the whole point of the chibi format.

Key features at a glance

• Character: Zenitsu Agatsuma
• License: Demon Slayer (Kimetsu no Yaiba)
• Role: Demon Slayer
• Pose: threshold diorama
• Height: approximately 21 cm
• Material: painted PVC, base included

The story behind the figure

Zenitsu Agatsuma spends his time begging to be allowed to go home. He has only ever mastered one form of Thunder Breathing, and he only performs it when passed out from terror: his body acts when his fear has knocked him out. His adoptive grandfather, who took him in when he was in debt and in tears, is the only one who saw his worth.

Why you’ll love it

• The unmistakable SD style: big head, small body, expressive face
• Details that identify Zenitsu Agatsuma at first glance—light kimono
• A shelf or desk format, perfect for collecting by series
• Delivered mounted: nothing to assemble, nothing to lose
• His combat version: the Zenitsu Thunder chibi
• His large-format version: the 15 cm Zenitsu figure
• The same mounted setting: the Kanao diorama
• The entire collection: Demon Slayer chibis

How tall is this Zenitsu Agatsuma figure?
It measures approximately 21 cm at its largest dimension, base included.

How does it differ from the Zenitsu Thunder chibi?
They are two distinct scenes. Here, Zenitsu is at rest on the threshold of a Japanese house built as a diorama; the Zenitsu Thunder chibi shows him in the midst of Thunder Breathing, with translucent blue lightning along the blade.

Why does Zenitsu always look terrified?
Because he is. Zenitsu only truly fights when asleep: passed out from fear, his body performs the only form he has mastered on its own. When awake, he cries and begs—it is this contrast that makes the character.

Is PVC durable?
Yes. PVC will bend where resin would break: the Zenitsu Agatsuma figure can withstand normal handling. Only the finest elements require extra caution.

Is the base included?
Yes. The base is part of the piece and arrives already attached to the Zenitsu Agatsuma figure.

How should I care for it?
A soft brush or a dry microfiber cloth is sufficient—never use household cleaners on painted PVC. Details are in our guide on displaying and maintaining your manga figures.

• Tracked delivery to France, the European Union, and internationally
• Free on orders over €49 in France and Europe
• Secure payment — customer service based in France