Demon Slayer slayer figures

The slayers are the side that faces the demons in Kimetsu no Yaiba: Tanjiro and his companions, and above all the nine Hashira, the elite of the Corps. This collection of Demon Slayer slayer figures brings them together, with the Hashira in the lead: each has their own breathing style, temperament and an immediately recognizable silhouette.

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Rengoku, Giyu, Shinobu, Mitsuri, Tengen, Muichiro, Sanemi, Obanai, and Gyomei embody very different approaches to fighting demons. The Demon Slayer Hashira figures allow you to rediscover this diversity through characters associated with breathing styles, weapons, and attitudes unique to each one.

A collection centered on the Hashira naturally creates a coherent visual ensemble, while allowing each character to retain their personality. You can favor a favorite Hashira or seek to bring together several iconic figures from the Demon Slayer Corps to represent different forces from Kimetsu no Yaiba.

Around the Hashira, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu and Inosuke complete the slayers' side, the one the series pits against the demons. To create contrast around the Demon Slayer Hashira figures, collections dedicated to demons allow you to place their main adversaries face-to-face with them, while POP and Blind Box formats provide another interpretation of the universe. The interplay between these categories makes it easier to create a more varied collection.

Demon Slayer slayer figures: the Hashira in the lead

Nearly 30 slayer figures from €39.90 to €329.90, most of them Hashira. Each Hashira has their own pose, which tells the story of their breathing style.

Who is featured

Rengoku leads the way with two figures, 27 and 30 cm. He is followed by Shinobu in 20, 30 and 33 cm, Giyu, Tengen in two heights, Muichiro, Sanemi, Gyomei and Mitsuri. Around the Hashira, Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu and Inosuke represent the heroes of the series, and Yoriichi and Kokushibo complete the collection for those who want the clash between the two brothers.

Choosing a common height

The 30 cm format is the most common, ranging from €69.90 to €119.90. It is the one that allows you to line up several Hashira at the same scale without one overshadowing the other.

The large pieces, from 27 to 51 cm, stand alone.

FAQ - Demon Slayer Slayer Figures

Are all nine Pillars available?
Rengoku, Shinobu, Giyu, Tengen, Muichiro, Sanemi, Gyomei, and Mitsuri each have at least one figure in this aisle. Obanai is the rarest; his items are distributed throughout the entire Figures aisle.
What height should I choose to align several pillars?
The 30 cm one, between €69.90 and €119.90. It is the most common height in the range, the one available for the largest number of characters, and therefore the only one that allows for a consistent display row.
Why do some Pillars have multiple figures?
Because they appear in several arcs and in several poses. Shinobu exists in 20, 30, and 33 cm, Rengoku in 27 and 30 cm, Tengen in 27 and 30 cm. The heights do not correspond to the same scenes.
How does the €249.90 figure compare to the one at €69.90?
The height and the base work. Pieces over €200 exceed 27 cm, often incorporate blast or flame effects, and include a sculpted base. Models at €69.90 show the character standing, without any staging.
And what about the demons?
They have their own section, with Kokushibo, Akaza, Doma, Muzan, Daki, Gyutaro, and Hantengu. Slayers on one side, demons on the other: the two collections complement each other if you want both sides on the same shelf.

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The full Pillar

One figurine shows the character, while the rest of the aisle brings them to life elsewhere. The katana of the Pillar exists as a one-meter replica, the cosplay features their haori and uniform, and the watch bearing their name can be worn every day without anyone asking any questions.

To set the scene, the posters and tapestries decorate the space behind the display case. The LEGO katanas fill the evenings when one prefers to build something rather than buy it pre-assembled, and which end up on the same shelf once finished. The plushies occupy the softest corner.