The katanas share this bracket with the figures, from €79.90 to €159.90. Nichirin blades reproduced to scale: Giyu's black blade, Kokushibo's crescents, Rengoku's flame motifs, Yoriichi's sword. The LED and steam models, which light up and release smoke, sit at the top of the aisle.
The figures form the other pole. Up to 51 cm, hand-painted and delivered in a collector's box, they reach €329.90 for the 33 cm Shinobu with translucent wings, followed by Rengoku and Zenitsu at €249.90. These are the only pieces a collector probably does not already own, and they are chosen by character rather than by price.
The LEGO katanas are the alternative for someone who likes to build: the blade goes together piece by piece (759 pieces for the fullest, 101 cm for the longest) and then rests on its stand. From €89.90 to €129.90, with Gyomei's axe at €89.90 and Uzui's twin blades at €139.90.
To these add the Hashira costumes up to €99.90, the large umbrellas from €119.90, the resin lamp at €169.90 and a watch at €179.90. These are gifts rarely given on their own: the From €40 to €70 bracket lets you add a figure, and Under €20 a small object to unwrap first.