Demon Slayer Demon figures

The darkest side of Kimetsu no Yaiba possesses an aesthetic all its own. With our Demon Slayer demon figures, the antagonists and the Twelve Kizuki take center stage in a more intense and menacing collection.

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Akaza, Kokushibo, Doma, Muzan, Daki, Gyutaro, or Hantengu represent different facets of the threat that runs through the series. Demon Slayer demon figures allow you to build a collection around the antagonists, the Upper Moons, and the clashes that give the story all its tension.

Their presence creates a strong contrast with the slayers, the Hashira first among them: unsettling silhouettes, demonic powers, and radically different personalities make up a darker visual universe. For a collector, gathering several Kimetsu no Yaiba demons makes it possible to represent the other side of the series rather than limiting yourself to the demon slayers.

This category takes on its full meaning alongside Demon Slayer Hashira figures and the other slayers: pitting the two sides against each other allows you to symbolically recreate the major rivalries of the anime. POP and Blind Box collections then offer complementary formats to further diversify the set.

Demon Slayer demon figurines: Upper Rank figures

Around twenty demon figurines, ranging from €39.90 to €179.90, organized by hierarchical rank.

The Upper Ranks

Kokushibo, Upper Rank One, dominates the department with four statues ranging from 24 to 45 cm. Doma and Akaza follow, with Akaza accounting for six references including two dioramas with Koyuki. Hantengu, Gyutaro and Daki round out the ranks, and Muzan closes the hierarchy in 30 cm format.

The Nezuko case

Three statues depict her on the demon side: awakened, overthrown, and a 10 cm format at €44.90. She is the only character in this category who is also found among the heroes.

FAQ - Demon Slayer Demon Figures

Which Upper Moons are depicted?
Kokushibo for Upper One, Doma for Upper Two, Akaza for Upper Three, Hantengu for Upper Four, Gyutaro and Daki for Upper Six. Muzan, who commands them all, has his 30 cm statue available for €69.90.
Why so many Kokushibos?
Four statues, ranging from 24 to 45 cm and €79.90 to €179.90. Its six eyes and slayer uniform make it one of the most detailed characters in the series, and the most requested among the demons.
What is a diorama?
A scene rather than a single character. The two Akaza and Koyuki models, in 23 and 26 cm, place two figures on the same base. They require more depth on the shelf than a standard statue.
Why is Nezuko in this aisle?
Because she is a demon, even though she fights alongside the slayers. Three statues represent her on this side, including an awakened version for €54.90.
Can you mix demons and slayers on the same shelf?
Yes, provided you keep the same scale. The 30 cm format exists in both sections; it is the only one that allows for a clean alignment between the two sides.

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The right atmosphere to go with it

A row of demons against a white background loses half its effect. The tapestries and posters darken the background, a grazing lamp carves out the faces, and the stickers finish off the edges of the shelf.

As for items, Kokushibo's katana is available as a replica with its crescent moons, and the Halloween aisle offers costumes of Muzan, Akaza, Doma, and Kokushibo for anyone wanting to cross over to the other side for an evening. The slayer figures occupy the opposite shelf, and that's how the collection doubles in size.