Demon Slayer Hashira Figures UK: PVC Collectibles Guide 2026
Most Demon Slayer figure collections in the UK lean heavily toward the main trio — Tanjiro, Nezuko, Zenitsu, Inosuke. The Hashira are harder to find as individual small-format PVC figures, which makes them a more interesting collect-them-all target for fans who already have the protagonists covered and want to build out the full Demon Slayer Corps.
This guide covers the Demon Slayer Hashira figure range available here: what the figures actually are, which Hashira are in the lineup, and what to know before buying.
What the Figures Actually Are
These are 8cm PVC figures of individual Demon Slayer characters, sold as named individual characters rather than as mystery boxes — you know exactly which character you're buying. Each is a chibi-style sculpt capturing the character's distinctive design, costume, and personality in a compact desk-and-shelf format.
At £9.99 each, they sit at the entry level of the anime figure market. The 8cm chibi format is a different proposition to a 20cm+ premium scale figure — less detail, different aesthetic, but significantly more affordable and more suited to collecting multiple characters from the same series without the cost of a full-scale figure for each.
Tanjiro Kamado is available in a slightly larger 10cm format at the same price point, with a different sculpt style to the Hashira series.
The Hashira Lineup
The range covers seven of the Nine Pillars of the Demon Slayer Corps:
Gyomei Himejima — Stone Hashira. The largest and physically most imposing of the Hashira in the anime, rendered here in the 8cm chibi format. Gyomei is one of the most popular Hashira for collectors despite having less screen time than Tengen or Rengoku — his gentle personality in contrast to his enormous presence makes him a favourite. The Stone Hashira's prayer beads and spiked flail are his most distinctive design elements.
Shinobu Kocho — Insect Hashira. The most visually elegant of the Hashira with her butterfly motifs, pale colouring, and the perpetual soft smile that masks her actual threat level. Shinobu is one of the most popular Demon Slayer characters overall, not just among the Hashira, and is a natural first Hashira purchase for fans building out the Corps.
Obanai Iguro — Serpent Hashira. His distinctive bandaged face, heterochromatic eyes (one teal, one yellow), and his white serpent Kaburamaru make Obanai one of the more visually unusual Hashira designs. Less prominent in the early series but a significant character in the final arc. The Serpent Hashira figure is the one for fans specifically attached to his story.
Sanemi Shinazugawa — Wind Hashira. The most aggressively hostile Hashira at first impression, with his distinctive scar-covered body and combative personality. Sanemi is the counterpoint to Gyomei in terms of personality — where Gyomei is gentle despite his size, Sanemi is fierce despite his role as a protector. A strong choice for fans drawn to the more complex and initially antagonistic Hashira.
Tengen Uzui — Sound Hashira. The most flamboyant Hashira by design: the white hair, the large frame, the jewellery, the theatrical personality. Tengen is the Hashira of the Entertainment District arc and consequently one of the most widely recognised of the Nine Pillars. His figure design captures the ornate costume and the oversized cleaver weapons that define his fighting style.
Giyu Tomioka — Water Hashira. The first Hashira encountered in the series and one of the most stoic. His distinctive half-and-half haori (the design split between a solid red section and a geometric pattern) is his most immediately recognisable design element. Giyu is deeply popular with fans despite (or because of) his reserved, solitary characterisation.
Mitsuri Kanroji — Love Hashira. The most visually warm of the Hashira with her distinctive pink-and-green hair, her modified uniform, and her enthusiastic personality. Mitsuri's unusual muscle density (enabling her flexibility-based fighting style) and her deeply kind nature make her one of the most affectionately received Hashira in the series. The Love Hashira figure is the right choice for fans who followed her arc in the Swordsmith Village storyline.
Filling the Gaps: Who Isn't in This Range
Of the Nine Hashira, two are not in this specific range: Muichiro Tokito (Mist Hashira) and Kyojuro Rengoku (Flame Hashira). Rengoku is absent despite being one of the most beloved Demon Slayer characters overall — the Mugen Train arc made him an iconic figure in the franchise's popularity. For Rengoku and Muichiro figures specifically, Etsy UK sellers and import options have more coverage.
The range also includes Nezuko Kamado and Inosuke Hashibira at 8cm, and Tanjiro Kamado at 10cm — rounding out the main cast alongside the Hashira-focused lineup.
Who This Range Suits
Fans building a display: at £9.99 each, buying four or five figures from this range to build a shelf display of the Hashira is significantly more affordable than the equivalent in premium scale figures. The consistent 8cm size and chibi style creates a visually coherent set rather than a mismatched collection of different figure styles.
Gift-buyers who know the character: a single Hashira figure at £9.99 is a lower-risk gift price point than a light box or shadow box. Knowing which Hashira is the recipient's favourite takes thirty seconds to find out and turns a £9.99 purchase into a genuinely considered gift.
New collectors: small-format chibi PVC figures are a good entry point into figure collecting because they demonstrate what you get from the format before committing to more expensive pieces. The £9.99 price point makes a single purchase low-risk.
Less suited to: collectors who specifically want detailed, large-format scale figures with precise anatomy and articulated poses. This range is chibi-style at 8cm — charming and collectable rather than detailed and realistic. The format appeal is in collecting the set rather than in single-figure display presence.
Display Options
At 8cm, these figures suit desk-level and shelf display rather than as standalone statement pieces. They work well:
- Grouped together as a Hashira ensemble on a shelf or display unit
- Alongside larger pieces (a light box or shadow box) as a complementary foreground element
- In a dedicated anime figure display area where the consistent size creates visual order
- On a desk surface as personality pieces rather than focal points
At this size they're too small to be the primary visual focus of a room but work well as part of a layered display that includes wall art and larger pieces.
Availability and Delivery
The full range is available in our Demon Slayer characters collection. Each figure is sold individually — you choose the specific character you want rather than receiving a random selection. Delivery typically takes 7–15 days. All priced at £9.99.
For Rengoku and Muichiro figures not in this range, Etsy UK sellers and dedicated figure import stores are the most reliable UK sources, typically with similar or slightly longer delivery timelines.