Jujutsu Kaisen Figure - Yuta Okkotsu Chibi Sitting 10 cm (PVC)

The most dangerous boy in school, and the politest

This Jujutsu Kaisen chibi figure depicts Yuta Okkotsu sitting cross-legged, arms resting on his knees, in an assumed SD style. His messy black hair is sculpted strand by strand, his light blue eyes are carefully painted, and he wears the exorcism school's gray jacket with a high collar and gold button, over black pants and light sneakers. No weapons: this is the character at rest. Made of painted PVC, 10 cm tall and weighing approximately 200 g.

The essentials in brief

• Character: Yuta Okkotsu
• License: Jujutsu Kaisen
• Role: Special Grade Exorcist, student in Tokyo
• Pose: sitting cross-legged, unarmed
• Height: 10 cm
• Weight: approximately 200 g

The story behind the figure

Yuta Okkotsu arrives at the exorcism school under escort, with a death sentence as his enrollment record: the spirit of a childhood friend follows him everywhere and kills anyone who harms him. He is, by far, the most powerful student in the group — and the most uncomfortable with this idea. His entire journey consists of transforming a curse he suffered into something he chooses. Sitting cross-legged and unarmed, it is this part of the character that the piece highlights.

Why you'll love it

• The sculpted hairstyle: the messy black strands, intricately crafted despite the 10 cm size
• The blue eyes: painted with their reflections, one of the few colored details
• An unarmed version: without a katana or scabbard, it contrasts with combat poses
• His other chibi: the Yuta Okkotsu 10 cm chibi figure, standing with his katana
• His large format versions: the Yuta Okkotsu 21 cm figure or the Yuta & Rika diorama
• The complete seated range: Gojo Satoru, Geto Suguru, Toji Fushiguro and Toge Inumaki

What is the exact size?
10 cm in height, weighing approximately 200 g. It aligns with the other 10 cm chibis in the series.

What's the difference between this and the other Yuta chibi?
This one shows him sitting cross-legged and unarmed. The other, the Yuta Okkotsu 10 cm chibi figure, depicts him standing, with his katana and blue scabbard slung over his shoulder. Two different sculptures of the same character.

Can it be matched with the other seated figures?
Yes: Gojo, Geto, Toji, and Inumaki are available in the same range, at the same scale and in the same pose — all five complement each other on a single shelf.

Does the figure come with its box?
No: this piece is shipped without the publisher's box, in protective packaging.

What is a chibi figure?
The chibi, or SD (super deformed), style deliberately distorts proportions: an oversized head — approximately half the total height — shortened limbs, and a simplified face. Find the entire range in our Jujutsu Kaisen chibi figure collection.

Where can this figure be displayed?
It can be placed on a desk, a shelf, or alongside larger formats. Our guide for displaying and maintaining manga figures details lighting and dusting.

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Note: Due to measurement methods, a tolerance of 1 to 3 cm is possible. Colors may vary slightly depending on screens.