Haikyu Figure - Tetsuro Kuroo Black Cat Chibi (PVC)

The Cat Captain, and a Smiling Blocker

This Haikyu chibi figure features Tetsuro Kuroo in SD style: messy black hair, blue blazer, black cat at his feet, and a sly smile. Molded from painted PVC and delivered pre-assembled on its base, it fits in one hand and is meant for close-up viewing—that's the whole point of the chibi format.

Key Highlights

• Character: Tetsuro Kuroo
• License: Haikyu (Haikyū!!)
• Role: Captain of Nekoma
• Pose: Black cat
• Height: 8 to 10 cm depending on the character
• Material: Painted PVC, base included

The Story Behind the Figure

Tetsuro Kuroo leads Nekoma like he holds a net: never letting go. He excels at blocking and especially at making opponents uncomfortable, with a cat-like smile. Kenma's childhood friend, he's the one who dragged him into volleyball—and who, without saying it, makes sure he keeps playing.

Why You'll Love It

• The distinct SD style: big head, small body, expressive face
• Details that identify Tetsuro Kuroo at first glance—messy black hair
• A shelf or desk format, collectible by series
• Delivered assembled: nothing to put together, nothing to lose
• His other chibi: the sitting Kuroo chibi
• His setter: Kenma's chibi
• His training partner: Bokuto's chibi
• The entire series: Haikyu chibis

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

How does it differ from the sitting Kuroo chibi?
Different sculpt: here Kuroo is standing in his blazer, with a sly smile and a black cat at his feet; the sitting Kuroo chibi belongs to the sitting chibi series, which is a more compact format. Both can be collected together without being duplicates.

Why a black cat?
Nekoma means "cat's house": the team is nicknamed the cats, as opposed to Karasuno's crows. Kuroo is their captain, and his playing style—patient, defensive, wearing down opponents—fits the nickname.

What is this figure made of?
Entirely of painted PVC, including the base. This is the material for collectible 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 loose parts to lose.

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

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