Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Figures
Demon Slayer’s fights are drawn like paintings, and its figures inherit that: Nezuko carried mid-lunge on ribbons of pink Blood Demon Art, Rengoku wrapped in flame breathing, Zenitsu on a lightning-effect base, and Akaza’s haunting half-demon, half-human farewell sculpt from the Infinity Castle arc. The Akaza-and-Koyuki end-scene set on this page is the quiet counterpart to all that fire — a piece for people who collect moments, not battles.
Effect-heavy statues like these reward a little curation: face the flame and lightning bases toward the room’s light source, dust with a soft brush, and keep translucent parts out of direct sunlight. Cuter entries — Mitsuri with her parasol, Tengen’s noodle-stopper with a bunny plush — mix well between the big dioramas.
All Demon Slayer listings below come from sellers onboarded on the Yukizi marketplace, with free shipping across India on eligible orders.

Akaza and Koyuki Final Moments Statue
₹3,500

Akaza Collectible Statue – Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba
₹1,044

Akaza & Koyuki End Scene Figure Set | Demon Slayer
₹4,405

Breath of Thunder Tapestry | Zenitsu & Nezuko Anime inspired Tapestry
₹1,896

Demon Slayer — Mitsuri Kanroji Cute Miniature Figure with Parasol
₹5,105

Demon Slayer — Tengen Uzui Noodle Stopper Figure with Bunny Plush
₹905
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Demon Slayer characters are available as figures?⌄
The page regularly carries Nezuko, Rengoku, Akaza, Zenitsu, Kokushibo, Mitsuri and Tengen Uzui, spanning dramatic battle dioramas to small desk-friendly pieces. Stock rotates with sellers, so check the live grid below.
What is a noodle-stopper figure?⌄
A small seated figure originally designed to perch on the rim of an instant-noodle cup and hold the lid down while it steeps — now a popular compact display format. The Tengen Uzui listing on this page is that style.
How do I keep translucent effect parts from fading?⌄
Keep the figure out of direct sunlight — UV dulls translucent pinks and oranges over time — and dust with a soft dry brush rather than a cloth, which can snag on thin sculpted ribbons and flames.