Nezuko Action Figure Guide For Demon Slayer Fans

The anime series Kimetsu no Yaiba, more commonly known to international fans as Demon Slayer, dominated the anime community the moment it aired in late 2019. Now, if you’re a big fan of the series, it’s likely that you’re one of the many who has fallen for the main hero’s sister, Nezuko Kamado, and want to have a figure of her.

So if you’re thinking of building a Nezuko shrine, allow me, a fellow otaku, to direct you to the many versions of her that you can get in stores. I’ll tell you all the details you’ll need to choose which ones to get to begin your Nezuko figure collecting journey.

Bottom Line Up Front

Take a look at the market, and you’ll see that there are roughly 150 Nezuko figures that you can choose from. Depending on the brand, the price can go as low as 10$ or as high as a few hundred dollars. What’s more, some of these figures have become rare at this point and their current value may even be twice or thrice their original price.

This means that unless you’re willing to burn a lot of money, you won’t be able to get them all. As someone who has collected anime figures for years, the best tip I can give is to only go after the pieces you 100% want instead of buying random ones.

This way, you can focus on obtaining good quality items at retail prices and lower the chances of missing out on a figure you really like. After all, since Demon Slayer products are in demand, what catches your eye today may not remain in stock until the next time you look for it.

Believe me, it’s much easier to sell a figure that you no longer want than to track down a crazy expensive one that’s been released for years. With that said, let me lead you to the Nezuko figures that you can get your hands on, whether you’re thrifty or a big spender.

My Top Nezuko Figures at a Glance

Nezuko Action Figure Guide

With over a hundred Nezuko figures available from different brands, choosing the first one to take home can be pretty overwhelming. This is why I’ll be talking about the best-looking Nezuko figures, so your only problem will be finding which one fits your budget.

  1. Kamado Nezuko Pop Up Parade by Good Smile Company
  2. Kamado Nezuko Q Posket by Bandai Spirits
  3. Kamado Nezuko Nendoroid by Good Smile Company
  4. Kamado Nezuko Figma DX by Max Factory
  5. Kamado Nezuko BUZZmod 1/12 by Aniplex
  6. Kamado Nezuko ARTFX J 1/8 by Kotobukiya
  7. Kamado Nezuko Harmonia Humming by Good Smile Company
  8. Kamado Nezuko 1/8 By Aniplex & Wing
  9. Kamado Nezuko Figuarts Zero Kekkijutsu by Bandai Spirits
  10. Kamado Nezuko 1/8 Bakketsu by Aniplex & Wing

I concentrated strictly on figures with excellent sculpt and color cause I think they’re worth every penny.

Brief Demon Slayer Background

Demon Slayer is a fantasy action-adventure anime series based on the manga of the same name by Koyoharu Gotouge. It’s about a boy and his sister who fights demons to save the human race. The manga was well-received in Japan when it was published in 2016, and the anime quickly gained worldwide fanfare in 2019.

In fact, it’s extremely popular that the movie sequel to the anime’s first season, Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train, is 2020’s highest-grossing movie. On top of that, it’s also the highest-grossing anime movie of all time.

You can watch the movie and the 2 seasons of the anime TV series on streaming sites Netflix, Crunchyroll, Funimation, and Hulu.

Advice for Choosing a Nezuko Action Figure

Before you should even consider buying a Nezuko figure, you first need to think about what you’ll be doing with it. The thing is, knowing where you’ll be placing it in your house will help you pick the figure that suits your desires.

For example, if you’re planning to use Nezuko to decorate your table or workspace, a small and budget-friendly item would be ideal, like a Nendoroid or a Pop Up Parade figure. Not only would the replacement for it be easy to find should you break it, but the cost wouldn’t hurt your wallet that much too. I mean, it would be better to accidentally elbow a 40$ figure than one that’s worth 100$, right?

However, suppose you’re thinking of putting the figure in a secure and sturdy shelf or Ikea’s DETOLF glass cabinet. In that case, I suggest that you go for the pricier figures. This is because when you have a specific place for it, you’ll be able to display the scale figure’s full beauty. You and your guests can admire the intricate details up close without any risk of damaging it.

Of course, what I’m saying is only a guideline to aid you in your quest for the perfect tabletop or starter figure. How you feel about the figures will ultimately decide which one should go home with you.

Poseable Figures

Do you want to recreate scenes from the Demon Slayer series? Or simply want to put Nezuko in different poses? Moveable or poseable figures will satisfy your imagination.

Kamado Nezuko Nendoroid

Kamado Nezuko Nendoroid

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Good Smile Company

Size: 3.9 inches

SRP: 54.99$

Pros

  • It comes with different body parts and accessories
  • The body parts are detachable, so you can mix and match them with other characters
  • The parts are easy to replace
  • Washable
  • It has 2 other variants, Kamado Nezuko Nendoroid Doll and Kamado Nezuko Nendoroid Swacchao
  • Available at most anime toy stores

Cons

  • The small accessories are fragile
  • Some stocks may have loose parts
  • Limited to chibi design
  • The item may get sticky if it remains sealed and unopened for a long time

Kamado Nezuko Figma DX

Kamado Nezuko Figma DX

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Max Factory

Size: 5.07 inches

SRP: 99.99$

Pros

  • You can do various poses with it
  • It comes with 3 faceplates, hand parts, and accessories
  • The parts are easy to switch
  • Washable
  • It has a regular variant which is cheaper and has fewer accessories
  • Available at most anime toy stores

Cons

  • The joints are visible

Kamado Nezuko Harmonia Humming

Kamado Nezuko Harmonia Humming

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Good Smile Company

Size: 5.11 inches

SRP: 314.99$

Pros

  • You can do various poses with it
  • You can change the clothes with other doll clothes of the same size
  • The hairstyle can be changed

Cons

  • It’s very expensive for something so small
  • It’s fragile due to the thin size of its legs and arms

Kamado Nezuko BUZZmod 1/12

Kamado Nezuko BUZZmod 1/12

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Aniplex

Size: 5.27 inches

SRP: 146.99$

Pros

  • You can do various poses with it
  • It comes with many accessories
  • The clothes can be changed
  • Its appearance looks just like the anime’s character design
  • The joints are mostly hidden
  • Available at most anime toy stores

Cons

  • The clothes can’t be changed easily since the hair is in the way and may get damaged

Non-Poseable Figures

Are you like me and prefer intricately designed anime characters in fixed poses? You’ll have no problem falling in love with Nezuko’s scale figures.

Kamado Nezuko Pop Up Parade

Kamado Nezuko Pop Up Parade

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Good Smile Company

Size: 5.51 inches

SRP: 40.99$

Pros

  • It won’t break easily since it’s made of durable plastic material
  • Its actual appearance looks just like the anime’s character design
  • Washable
  • There aren’t any visible seams
  • Available at most anime toy stores

Cons

  • Some stocks may have flawed paintwork

Kamado Nezuko Q Posket

Kamado Nezuko Q Posket

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Bandai Spirits

Size: 5.46 inches

SRP: Around 40-50$

Pros

  • Stocks are mostly flawless
  • It has 2 variants, a mini version and a differently colored version.
  • Available at most anime toy stores

Cons

  • There are tons of counterfeit copies in the market

Kamado Nezuko ARTFX J 1/8

Kamado Nezuko ARTFX J 1/8

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Kotobukiya

Size: 5.62 inches

SRP: 129.99$

Pros

  • Kotobukiya didn’t skimp on the paint quality, so the color looks clean and classy
  • The sculpt of the figure has been meticulously done that even the folds of the kimono appear natural
  • It has 2 variants, one with 1 face place and one with 2 faceplates.
  • The snowy base complements the figure
  • The seams are perfectly hidden

Cons

  • It may not be available at retail stores anymore

Kamado Nezuko 1/8

Kamado Nezuko 1/8

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Aniplex & Wing

Size: 6.32 inches

SRP: 168$

Pros

  • It’s bigger than most Nezuko figures
  • The gradient color of the figure’s hair closely resembles the anime’s character design
  • The sculpt of the figure, particularly the kimono and hair, is a bit complex yet it’s still clean

Cons

  • The hair strands are a bit fragile

Kamado Nezuko Figuarts Zero Kekkijutsu (Blood Demon Art)

Kamado Nezuko Figuarts Zero Kekkijutsu (Blood Demon Art)

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Bandai Spirits

Size: 9.50 inches

SRP: 73.99$

Pros

  • One of the largest Nezuko figures available
  • The figure’s dynamic stance makes it stand out from the usual poses
  • This figure can be combined with the Kamado Tanjiro Figuarts Zero Total Concentration figure
  • Considering the figure’s size, it’s a great bang for your buck

Cons

  • The quality of the paintwork is inconsistent with some stocks

Kamado Nezuko 1/8 Bakketsu (Exploding Blood)

Kamado Nezuko 1/8 Bakketsu

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Figure’s Details

Brand: Aniplex & Wing

Size: 10 inches

SRP: 269.99$

Pros

  • One of the biggest Nezuko figures that you can get
  • This figure perfectly replicates the scene in the anime’s 19th episode of the first season in which Nezuko uses her demon blood art for the first time
  • The colors used for the figure closely matches the anime’s character design

Cons

  • The figure will require a large space
  • You can expect the figure’s price to increase after it’s been released on the market

Where to Order a Nezuko Figure

When you’re unfamiliar with buying anime figures, you may assume that you can simply go to the nearest toy store to pick up the Nezuko item you want. If what you have in mind is the Kamado Nezuko Q Posket or something around that price range, then you’re in luck cause they’ll probably have it.

On the other hand, it won’t be as effortless when you’re planning on taking home high-end figures like the Kamado Nezuko ARTFX J 1/8 or Kamado Nezuko BUZZmod 1/12. These types of figures usually come in limited stocks or are available by order only at anime specialty stores.

In short, if a pricey figure has been out in the market for a couple of months, your local retail stores might not have them anymore. At this point, your best bet is anime specialty shops since there’s a good chance that they still have some stocks or can refer you to an affiliate store that has it.

You can also order from online anime stores that sell authentic products. Here are a couple of trustworthy sites:

My favorite is Amiami since you can find old figures in mint condition.

Conclusion

At the end of the day, what’s truly important is that you honestly love the Nezuko figure that you’ll be bringing home. It’s that love that will determine whether you’ll want to keep it or not. Cause I’ve seen collectors who buy impulsively and later regret ever getting an item once they realize that they didn’t really want it in the first place. But when you discover a figure that’s a must-have, you’ll want to treasure it for a long time.

Like in my experience, I bought a few figures of characters that I absolutely know nothing about. Why did I buy them? They were beautiful to me, and that’s all the reason I needed to get them. Until now, they’re still part of my collection, and I have no plans of ever getting rid of them.

All in all, if you think something is worth the money, be it a Figma or a Figuarts figure, it’s really worth it. You’ll enjoy its presence and will want to see it all the time.

Now that you’ve reached this far, you should have a clear idea of which of the figures I suggested will make you happy. So what are you waiting for? Get started on that Nezuko shrine and buy your first figure.

Top Q&A

Question: Why Are Some Nezuko Figures More Expensive Than The Others?

Answer: The price of an anime figure depends on the brand and product line it belongs to. Highly detailed figures with clean paintwork and amazing sculpt are under the expensive premium line like the Kamado Nezuko ARTFX J 1/8. Meanwhile, the low-end lines have simpler sculpts and colors, like the Kamado Nezuko Q Posket.

Question: How Can I know Which Nezuko Figures are Hard to Find?

Answer: The demand for a product is different for every country. What’s popular in the USA may not be as popular in Japan, and vice versa. For this reason, you need to search your local anime figure community to find out which Nezuko figures are common or rare in your area. You can also check out international groups, such as MyFigureCollection, to monitor the general selling prices of the figures in different countries.

Question: How Can I Avoid Buying a Fake Nezuko Figure?

Answer: The most secure way to buy an authentic Nezuko figure is to get it from licensed or official partner stores. But if you’re thinking of getting a figure from a seller for some reason, you need to be sure of 2 things.
First, confirm that they aren’t scammers by checking their reviews. And second, they must have no reputation for selling fake items.

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