Haikyuu Figure – Kiyoomi Sakusa Chibi with Ball (PVC)

Impossible wrists, and a fear of crowds

This Haikyu chibi figure features Kiyoomi Sakusa in SD style: curly black hair, ball under his arm, light uniform, and a closed-off expression. Molded in painted PVC and delivered mounted on its base, it fits in the palm of your hand and is best viewed up close—that’s the whole point of the chibi format.

Essentials at a glance

• Character: Kiyoomi Sakusa
• License: Haikyu (Haikyū!!)
• Role: Itachiyama Wing Spiker
• Pose: ball
• Height: 8 to 10 cm depending on the character
• Material: Painted PVC, base included

The story behind the figure

Kiyoomi Sakusa avoids contact, crowds, and anything untidy—a trait often mistaken for contempt until it is understood. On the court, his abnormally flexible wrists give his spikes trajectories that no one can read. He is one of the top three high school wing spikers in the country, without ever trying to show it.

Why you'll love it

• The unapologetic SD style: big head, small body, expressive face
• Details that identify Kiyoomi Sakusa at a glance—curly black hair
• A shelf or desk format that is perfect for collecting as a series
• Delivered assembled: nothing to put together, nothing to lose
• His future teammate: the Atsumu Miya chibi
• The other ace of the series: the Bokuto chibi
• The same move, different side: the Oikawa chibi
• The whole series: the Haikyu chibis

How tall is this Kiyoomi Sakusa figure?
It measures 8 to 10 cm depending on the character in height, including the base.

Why this closed-off expression?
Sakusa is germaphobic: he avoids contact, keeps his mask on, and washes his hands constantly. It is not contempt, but an inherent trait of the character, and the sculpt respects this rather than trying to make him appear friendly.

What is it made of?
The Kiyoomi Sakusa figure is molded in painted PVC, the standard material for collectible figures: lightweight, durable, and faithful to the anime's colors.

Does it require assembly?
No. It arrives mounted on its base and can be displayed as is.

Where should I display a chibi figure?
The chibi format is best viewed up close: a desk, eye-level shelf, or small display case. Avoid direct sunlight, which can fade the painted PVC. Our advice is compiled in our guide on displaying and caring for your manga figures.

Is it suitable for children?
This is a collectible item, not a toy: some parts are delicate. We do not recommend it for children under 13.

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