Haikyu Figure - Kōshi Sugawara Dog Chibi (PVC)

The substitute setter who held the team together

This Haikyu chibi figure features Koshi Sugawara in SD style: light gray hair, beige jacket, small dog at his feet, calm smile. Molded in painted PVC and delivered mounted on its base, it fits in one hand and is meant to be viewed up close — that's the whole point of the chibi format.

Key facts at a glance

• Character: Koshi Sugawara
• License: Haikyu (Haikyū!!)
• Role: Setter and vice-captain
• Pose: dog
• Height: 8 to 10 cm depending on the character
• Material: Painted PVC, base included

The story behind the figure

Koshi Sugawara was the regular setter until the arrival of Kageyama, younger and more talented. He could have grown bitter; instead, he became Karasuno's moral pillar, the one who reads the bench and offers comfort. His rare appearances in games serve precisely what the genius cannot do: reassure.

Why you'll love it

• The unapologetic SD style: big head, small body, expressive face
• Details that identify Koshi Sugawara at first glance — light gray hair
• A shelf or desk format, collectible as a series
• Delivered assembled: nothing to put together, nothing to lose
• His successor in position: Kageyama's chibi
• The same team: Hinata's chibi
• The same off-court series: Yamaguchi's chibi
• The entire series: Haikyu chibis

What is the height of this Koshi Sugawara figure?
It measures 8 to 10 cm depending on the character, including the base.

Who is Sugawara in Karasuno?
The third-year starting setter, replaced on the court by Kageyama without ever losing his place on the team. His calm demeanor and game sense make him the quiet pillar of the group — hence the tranquil smile preserved in the sculpture.

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

Is the figure delivered assembled?
Yes, fully assembled on its base: nothing to screw, nothing to clip, no detached parts to lose.

Where should I display it for best effect?
At eye level: a chibi viewed from above or afar loses all its appeal. Desk, low shelf, shallow display case. The guide displaying and maintaining your manga figures details the lighting.

From what age?
13 and older. The fine elements and the base make it an exhibition item, not a play toy.

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