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FuRyu Figures: Prize Lines, Sizes and How to Pick One

FuRyu figures are mostly prize figures: one-pose anime and game figures in named lines like Noodle Stopper, BiCute Bunnies and Trio-Try-iT, at the lower end of figure price tiers. The grid above holds every FuRyu listing we track on Amazon US. Hatsune Miku shows up in more rows than any other character. Several titles state a height, some in inches and some in centimeters, so keep a calculator handy. My tía read 'Noodle Stopper' and asked where the noodles were. Not included, tía.

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What FuRyu makes

FuRyu makes figures as one part of a wider business. Its English corporate profile lists three: photo sticker machines and related mobile services, character merchandise, and video games and animation. It gives the company's start as April 1, 2007, and a head office in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. Its Japanese site lists prize items and figures under character merchandise. A company that also makes photo-sticker booths knows a thing or two about posing. I'll leave it there.

In our data, FuRyu covers anime figures and a few statues. When we pulled the data in October 2026, the grid held about 65 FuRyu listings. Most are prize figures: one-pose figures first made as prizes for arcade and crane games in Japan, usually simpler and lower-cost than scale figures. One is a 1/7 scale figure, which is the other kind.

The price tiers are tight. Most FuRyu rows sit in the second-lowest tier we use for figures, with a handful in the lowest. That puts FuRyu at the entry-level end of anime figures, next to Banpresto.

FuRyu figures by line

The line name in each title tells you the style. Here's what the grid holds.

Noodle Stopper

Noodle Stopper is the biggest line in our grid. Hatsune Miku leads it with many versions: Villain Version, Autumn Date (16 cm), Flower Fairy Cosmos, Flower Fairy Clover, Flower Fairy Anemone, Sakura Miku 2025, Nardack ver. and Lollipop.

Other Noodle Stopper characters, named as the listings name them:

The Miku list is a good example of why the version name matters. Three Flower Fairy figures, Cosmos, Clover and Anemone, read almost the same in a search. They're three different figures. If you're buying one as a gift, send the exact title.

BiCute Bunnies

BiCute Bunnies is the second-biggest line. The rows: Re:Zero Rem (White Pearl Color Version), Ram, Super Sonico (Pearl White), Overlord Shalltear Bloodfallen, The Rising of the Shield Hero Raphtalia, Rascal Does Not Dream Mai Sakurajima, and Overlord Albedo Black Colour Version.

The Albedo title states 30 cm, about 11.8 inches. That's the tallest stated size in the FuRyu grid, and it's the one row I'd measure for twice. Re:Zero Ram also has a separate Little Rabbit Girl figure in the statue rows.

Trio-Try-iT

Trio-Try-iT figures in our grid: Inuyasha, Hatsune Miku Outing Dress, Super Sonico Winter Memory ver., and My Hero Academia You're Next Katsuki Bakugo. The titles don't explain the line beyond the name, so compare photos if you're matching them.

Special Figures and Servant Figures

Several rows in the grid use these names, and most of them state a height in the title:

Seven figures within about an inch of each other. If you want a row that lines up, these titles give you the numbers to plan it.

The rows we file as statues

Four FuRyu rows sit in our statue type rather than anime figures: BiCute Bunnies Ram, Re:Zero Ram Little Rabbit Girl, Hatsune Miku Noodle Stopper Autumn Date 16cm and Date A Live V Kurumi Tokisaki Swimsuit Noodle Stopper. The split is ours, made from how each listing reads, not the maker's. On a shelf they behave like the rest of the grid: one pose, one base. If you're filtering the site by type, look in both places for FuRyu.

Everything else

Telling the Miku figures apart

Hatsune Miku has more FuRyu rows than any other character, across Noodle Stopper, Trio-Try-iT, Exceed Creative and a 1/7 scale figure. In a search they blur together. Three things in the title separate them:

If a listing title leaves one of those out, compare its photos with the version you want before you order. The grid will show you each one as its own card.

Inches or centimeters: read the unit

Here's my one opinion for this page: with FuRyu, read the unit before the number. The reason is right in the titles. Some state inches (Super Sonico in Heels 7.5", Scathach 7"). Some state centimeters (Autumn Date 16cm, Albedo 30cm). A 30 next to a 7 looks like a giant next to a toy. Converted, it's 11.8 inches next to 7. Still a big gap, but now it's a gap you can plan for.

When I showed Marisol the mixed units, she reached for a pencil. "Centimeters to inches, divide by 2.54. Write the answer on the box, not in your head. Heads round." She keeps a conversion card taped inside the lid of her parts tray. I keep one on my phone. Hers has never run out of battery.

The conversions for the FuRyu rows that give centimeters:

Title states In inches
16 cm (Hatsune Miku Noodle Stopper Autumn Date) about 6.3 in
30 cm (Overlord Albedo BiCute Bunnies) about 11.8 in

The rest of the grid doesn't state a size in our data. For those, the maker's or the seller's page is the place to look.

How to pick a FuRyu figure

  1. Start with the character. Most people do.
  2. Find every listing for that character. Miku alone has over a dozen rows. Version names split them.
  3. Pick a line. Noodle Stopper, BiCute Bunnies, Trio-Try-iT, or one of the older Special and Servant figures. Each line has its own look.
  4. Find the size, and check the unit. Inches or centimeters. Convert before you compare.
  5. Read the seller and condition lines. Many listings are from importers.
  6. Plan the base and the pose. A seated figure or one perched on an edge needs a different spot than a standing one.

Building a row

If you want several FuRyu figures on one shelf, the stated heights make it easier. The Special and Servant figures cluster between 6.3 and 7.4 inches. Add Super Sonico in Heels at 7.5 and the Autumn Date Noodle Stopper at about 6.3, and you've got a row inside about an inch. Keep the 30 cm Albedo for a shelf of its own.

Buying one as a gift

FuRyu figures make an easy gift for an anime fan because they sit at the lower end of the price tiers and stand on their own base. Two checks make the difference between a hit and a return. First, the exact version: a fan of one Miku may already own three. Second, the shelf: ask what size their figures run, then use the heights above, converted to inches, to match. If you can't ask, pick a figure from a series they already collect and keep the receipt.

Budget tier

Most FuRyu figures in our grid sit in the second-lowest tier we use for figures. Four sit in the lowest, a handful one tier up, and the 1/7 Chinese New Year Miku at the top. We don't print prices. The Check price button shows the current one.

Who should skip FuRyu

Skip FuRyu if you want a figure you can pose. These hold one pose. Skip it, too, if you're after a scale figure with the finer detail of that kind; only one row here is a scale figure. Good Smile Company and Alter make many more.

And skip it for a young child. None of the FuRyu listings in our data state an age. These are display pieces.

Display and care

Prize figures are light, and some sit or perch instead of standing. A few habits help:

Figures like these can have small parts: separate bases, pegs, hands. Check the age label on the listing. Toys with small parts are a choking hazard for children under 3. Keep any loose pieces in a closed box.

FuRyu next to other prize-figure makers

Banpresto, SEGA and Taito make prize figures too, and our anime figures page lists them all, tallest stated height first. Compared with Banpresto's grid, which leans toward Dragon Ball and One Piece, FuRyu's grid leans toward Hatsune Miku, Fate/Grand Order, Overlord and Re:Zero. Same kind of figure, different shelf of characters.

Check the unit, then the version, then the shelf.

Where FuRyu shows up

Questions about FuRyu

Are FuRyu figures good?

What the data shows: FuRyu figures sit mostly in the second-lowest price tier of the anime figures we track, every title names a line, and a good share of them state a height in the title. Material and articulation aren't stated in our data. We don't have buyer review summaries yet, so we don't rate the brand.

Who is FuRyu?

FuRyu is a Japanese company. Its English corporate profile gives FURYU Corporation's start date as April 1, 2007, and a head office in Shibuya-ku, Tokyo. It lists three businesses: photo sticker machines and related mobile services, character merchandise, and video games and animation. The figures on this page come from the character merchandise side.

What is a FuRyu Noodle Stopper figure?

Noodle Stopper is the most common FuRyu line in our grid, with Hatsune Miku in many versions plus characters from Jujutsu Kaisen, Chainsaw Man, Overlord, Hunter x Hunter, NieR Automata, Date A Live and others. One title states a size: Hatsune Miku Noodle Stopper Autumn Date at 16 cm, about 6.3 inches. Check the listing photos for the pose.

How big are FuRyu BiCute Bunnies figures?

One BiCute Bunnies title in our grid states a size: Overlord Albedo Black Colour Version at 30 cm, about 11.8 inches. The other BiCute Bunnies listings don't give a size in our data. Look up the height on the maker's or seller's page before you plan a shelf around one.

Where can you buy FuRyu figures in the US?

The figures in the grid above were listed on Amazon US with delivery to New York when we checked in October 2026. Many are sold by importers. Read the seller line, the shipping estimate and the condition line, since the same figure can appear as new or with a damaged box.

Are FuRyu figures prize figures?

Most of the FuRyu rows in our grid are prize lines, such as Noodle Stopper, BiCute Bunnies and Trio-Try-iT. Prize figures were first made as prizes for arcade and crane games in Japan and are usually simpler and lower-cost than scale figures. One FuRyu row in our data, the Hatsune Miku Chinese New Year 2022 Ver., is a 1/7 scale figure.

Sources

  1. FURYU Corporation: Corporate Profile — accessed 2026-10-23
  2. FURYU Corporation: Official site (business areas) — accessed 2026-10-23
  3. U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission: Small Parts for Toys and Children's Products — accessed 2026-10-23