Naruto Figure – Pain Akatsuki Chibi (PVC)

He who wanted peace and found only pain

This Naruto chibi figure depicts Pain with arms spread wide, wearing his red-clouded Akatsuki cloak. The orange hair, facial piercings, and concentric-circle Rinnegan are painted in a distinct SD style, mounted on a clear base. Made of painted PVC, weighing approximately 214 g.

The essentials at a glance

• Character: Pain
• License: Naruto
• Role: Leader of the Akatsuki
• Pose: standing, arms spread wide
• Height: not provided by the supplier — contact us
• Weight: approximately 214 g

The story behind the figure

Pain is the most unsettling antagonist because he isn't entirely wrong. His reasoning — that shared pain is the only thing that can lead to an understanding of peace — stems from a childhood spent in a land crushed by wars he did not start. He destroys an entire village to prove it, and it is precisely by refusing to respond with violence that Naruto eventually convinces him. This pose with arms spread wide is the one from his demonstration.

Why you will love it

• The Rinnegan: the concentric circles painted in each eye
• The piercings: sculpted on the nose, ears, and chin
• The arms-spread pose: the one from his declaration to the village
• His large formats: the Pain figure or the 28 cm Naruto vs Pain diorama
• His companion: the Konan chibi figure, from the same set
• The same Akatsuki series: the Itachi Uchiha and Deidara chibis
• The Shinra Tensei on Konoha: the ranking of the 10 members puts Pain's assault back into the organization's history

What is the size of this figure?
The height is not provided by the supplier: please contact us before purchasing. The piece weighs approximately 214 g including its base.

What is the Rinnegan?
The legendary pupil with concentric circles, considered the most powerful in the Naruto universe. It is painted in both eyes of this figure.

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

What is a chibi figure?
The chibi, or SD (super deformed) style, intentionally distorts proportions: oversized head — about half of the total height — shortened limbs, and simplified face. Discover the full style in our chibi figure collection.

Where to display this figure?
Its size allows it to fit on a desk, shelf, or alongside larger formats. Our guide to displaying and maintaining manga figures covers 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 screen settings.