Naruto Figure – Zetsu Chibi Akatsuki (PVC)

One carnivorous plant, two halves, a single discordant voice

This Naruto chibi figure features Zetsu in SD style: head encased in a green plant, black cloak with red clouds, body half-white and half-black. Molded in painted PVC and delivered mounted on its base, it fits in one hand and is best viewed up close—that is the whole appeal of the chibi format.

The essentials in brief

• Character: Zetsu
• License: Naruto (Naruto Shippuden)
• Role: Member of the Akatsuki
• Pose: Akatsuki
• Height: 8 to 10 cm depending on the character
• Material: Painted PVC, base included

The story behind the figure

Zetsu is the Akatsuki spy: he travels through the earth, listens, reports, and devours corpses after battles. His body is divided into two halves that argue out loud, the conciliatory white and the cruel black. Much later, it is revealed that Black Zetsu never served the organization, but rather Kaguya's will from the very first day.

Why you'll love it

• The authentic SD style: big head, small body, expressive face
• The details that identify Zetsu at first glance—head encased in a green plant
• A shelf or desk format that can be collected by series
• Delivered assembled: nothing to put together, nothing to lose
• His Akatsuki companions: the Hidan chibi
• The third in the series: the Sasori chibi
• The most famous member: the Itachi chibi
• The entire collection: Naruto chibis
• The spy who wasn't what he seemed: our Akatsuki ranking reveals what his black half is hiding

How tall is this Zetsu figure?
It is 8 to 10 cm tall depending on the character, base included.

Why is the body in two halves?
Zetsu is dual: the white side and the black side speak separately and disagree. The plant surrounding his head is a Venus flytrap—he uses it to spy and move underground.

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

Does the figure come assembled?
Yes, fully mounted on its base: nothing to screw in, nothing to clip, no small parts to misplace.

Where should it be placed to look its best?
At eye level: a chibi viewed from above or from far away loses all its appeal. A desk, a low shelf, or a shallow display case are perfect. Our guide on displaying and maintaining your manga figures details the best lighting.

From what age?
13 years and up. The fine elements and the base make it an exhibition piece, not a toy for handling.

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