{"id":7503,"date":"2017-11-10T13:00:00","date_gmt":"2017-11-10T04:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/blog.fromjapan.co.jp\/en\/?p=7503"},"modified":"2019-07-01T17:05:14","modified_gmt":"2019-07-01T08:05:14","slug":"best-japanese-justice-league-figures-kotobukiya-s-h-figuarts-more","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blog.fromjapan.co.jp\/en\/anime\/best-japanese-justice-league-figures-kotobukiya-s-h-figuarts-more.html","title":{"rendered":"Best Japanese Justice League Figures: Kotobukiya, S.H. Figuarts & More"},"content":{"rendered":"

Celebrating a nearly 60-year run of genre-defining comics, cartoons, and cinema, the Justice League continues its unwavering duty of uniting DC Comics\u2019 legendary lineup of idolized icons against formidable foes no hero could save the world from alone. In anticipation of the team\u2019s first big-screen blockbuster Justice League<\/i> smashing into theaters this year, we\u2019ve put together a list of must-have Japanese figures that any collector would be proud to assemble in their display case!<\/p>\n

Justice League Figure Series<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Kotobukiya \u2013 ARTFX+: Justice League Movie Figure Series (December 2017\u2013January 2018)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Unite the League in figurine form with the ARTFX+ Justice League <\/i>Movie Collection<\/strong><\/a>. These fixed-pose sculptures stand firm\u2014on magnetized bases\u2014against the movie\u2019s supervillain while boasting precise details worthy of Superman\u2019s telescopic vision\u2014a heroic feat at a modest 1\/10 scale. Each actor\u2019s face and the textures of their costumes are rendered as though they\u2019ve leaped straight from the big screen. The entire collection will be striding boldly onto retailers’ shelves shortly following the movie\u2019s release, which means you can relive the cinematic experience long after the credits roll.<\/p>\n

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Bandai \u2013 S.H. Figuarts: Justice League Movie Figures (November\u2013December 2017)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Believe it or not, these pictures aren\u2019t movie screenshots\u2014they\u2019re highly poseable collectibles that use digital coloring to uncannily capture the likenesses of Ben Affleck and Gal Gadot in their superhero roles as Batman and Wonder Woman. With an arsenal of interchangeable hands, heads, and weapons, as well as a wire-malleable cloth cape for Batman, these S.H. Figuarts Justice League<\/i> Movie Figures<\/strong><\/a> allow fans access to the full range of each character\u2019s dramatic flair for comic book heroics.<\/p>\n

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Kotobukiya \u2013 ARTFX+: DC Universe Super Powers Classics Figures (July 2015\u2013December 2016)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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As the perfect complement to Kotobukiya\u2019s new Movie Figures Series, ARTFX+’s DC Universe Super Powers Classics Series<\/strong><\/a> includes all the members of the original 1960 Justice League team (minus Martian Manhunter) at a matching 1\/10 scale. Each fixed-pose sculpture comes with a variety of nostalgic details harkening back to playthings past, like faux articulation joints and cloth components used for Batman\u2019s and Superman\u2019s capes and Wonder Woman\u2019s lasso. Superman even comes with an alternate \u201cswinging arm\u201d attachment simulating the uppercut effect the original action figure had when squeezing its legs.<\/p>\n

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Square Enix \u2013 Variant Play Arts Kai: DC Universe Figures (August 2013\u2013February 2015)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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The Variant Play Arts Kai DC Universe Series<\/strong><\/a> fuses the Justice League\u2019s classic colors with a metallic finish that\u2019s sure to stand out in your collection. Equipped with a variety of optional hands and kinetic superpower effects, Play Arts Kai complements its customization with towering size, intricate articulation, and muscular sculpts for power poses of epic proportions. Professional window-box packaging and character bios printed on the inner flap complete each figure for a vibrantly edgy spectacle.<\/p>\n

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Chibi Justice League Figures<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Good Smile Company \u2013 Nendoroid: Batman, Wonder Woman, & Superman Figures (September 2016\u2013February 2018)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

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Nendoroid shrinks three of DC\u2019s most powerful heroes down to chibi size while preserving the modern interpretations of their iconic suits and weapons as portrayed in the two lead-up blockbusters to the upcoming Justice League<\/i> film. Plenty of props like Wonder Woman\u2019s glowing bracelets, the Bat Signal, and the Kryptonite spear are included for recreating key scenes of diminutive derring-do. Whether you were drawn to the powerful portrayal of Wonder Woman<\/strong><\/a> in her 2017 stand-alone feature or took sides in 2016\u2019s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice<\/i><\/strong><\/a>, you can pay tribute to the century\u2019s most spectacular superheroes in kawaii<\/i> style, thanks to the Nendoroids’ intuitive articulation, mid-air poseability, and battle-ready parts.<\/p>\n

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Square Enix \u2013 Variant Static Arts Mini: DC Comic Figures (September 2014)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\"Square<\/p>\n

If you think the Nendoroids’ chibi-size renditions are a little too cute for the darker tone of the DC Universe, these Variant Static Arts Mini DC Comic Figures<\/strong><\/a> are a statuette alternative that give each hero\u2019s signature features a playful anime alteration\u2014making even Gotham\u2019s gritty antihero look more grumpy than grim. Vibrant colors, flowing layers, and defined silhouettes combine forces to create a series of compact collectables appealing to otaku<\/i> and Justice League fans alike.<\/p>\n

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Justice League Solo Release Figures<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Kotobukiya \u2013 DC Comics Bishoujo: Wonder Woman Statues (July 2011 & April 2014)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\"Kotobukiya<\/p>\n

Bringing character designer Shunya Yamashita\u2019s illustrations to life at 1\/7 scale, Kotobukiya\u2019s Bishoujo Wonder Woman Statues<\/strong><\/a> fully portray her peerless beauty and prowess as a warrior. One sculpture captures Princess Diana extending an elegant leg as she fearlessly descends into battle, bearing her gauntlets or wielding her optional Amazonian dagger. The dashing demigoddess takes a more sentinel stance in her second sculpture, holding her Lasso of Truth at the ready as she stands amidst Amazonian armor and weaponry while an unseen wind blows through her raven-colored hair.<\/p>\n

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Kotobukiya \u2013 ARTFX+: Superman \u201cRebirth\u201d Figure (September 2017)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\"Kotobukiya<\/p>\n

ARTFX+\u2019s Superman “Rebirth” Figure<\/strong><\/a> commemorates DC Comics\u2019 continuing 2016 reboot event \u201cRebirth,\u201d which outfits classic characters with recognizable redesigns. The Kryptonian colossus is sculpted as though staring down an unseen enemy with his steely blue eyes and undaunted expression. Crimson cape billowing heroically and powerful fists at the ready, Superman cuts a striking figure in his muscle-bound blue bodysuit, emblazoned with the famous \u201cS\u201d insignia on his chiseled chest. At a compact but detailed 1\/10 scale, he can easily leap into any collection with a single bound.<\/p>\n

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Square Enix \u2013 Variant Play Arts Kai: \u201cTetsuya Nomura\u201d Batman Figure (July 2015)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\"Square<\/p>\n

Batman meets Final Fantasy in this radical reimagining by renowned Square Enix character designer Tetsuya Nomura. Garbed in a midnight-black armor detailed with red accents, the Caped Crusader takes on a sharp, sinister appearance. Bat-like claw extensions and fully poseable wings lend portentous personality to this highly articulated Play Arts Kai figure<\/strong><\/a>. With an acceleration booster embedded in his chest and an arsenal of Batarangs hidden inside his leg plates, this <\/i>Batman will certainly keep collectors guessing whether he\u2019s more man or machine.<\/p>\n

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Square Enix \u2013 Variant Play Arts Kai: “Timeless” Batman Figures (May 2015\u2013June 2016)<\/strong><\/h3>\n

\"Square<\/p>\n

For every era of lawlessness in the annals of history, there has always been a Batman. This idea is the driving force behind Play Arts Kai\u2019s \u201cTimeless\u201d Batman Series<\/strong><\/a>, which incarnates the masked vigilante into the battle-worn boots of strong, silent warriors of the past\u2014from a scarred Spartan and justice-seeking samurai, to a lone-wolf gunslinger and tech-savvy steampunk engineer. Fully articulated and decked out in unique Batarangs, grapples, weaponry, and period-appropriate armor, perhaps the one thing these historical heroes hold in common (besides their grim exteriors) is a breastplate emblazoned with an omen to all adversaries of good\u2014the bat insignia.<\/p>\n

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Where to Buy Justice League Figures from Japan<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Whether you\u2019re super-hyped for the 2017 Justice League<\/i> film or nurturing nostalgia for DC\u2019s greatest team of comic book characters, be sure to unite these Japanese figures for your collection. With the help of a superpower proxy service like FROM JAPAN, you can easily have these heroes and more<\/strong><\/a> shipped from Japan to your doorstep!<\/p>\n

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And for more Japanese comic book collectibles, be sure to swing over to our list of friendly neighborhood Spider-Man figures<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n

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