Action Figures

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Action Figures are articulated pre-painted collectibles — joint-equipped, accessory-packed, designed for posing. Unlike fixed-pose Scale Figures, action figures move: hands swap, faces swap, weapons attach, stands tilt them into mid-flight stances. Catalog spans $25 entry-level kaiju to $700+ premium 1/6 cinematic figures , covering Japanese mecha, anime, Western action films, video games, and tabletop wargaming. P-Rex Hobby is an official Bandai Recommended Hobby Store based in Vancouver — we ship from a North American warehouse with duties prepaid, not from a Japanese forwarder. Where to start (by collector type) Your first action figure. Start with figma at $70-$110 . Max Factory's flagship articulated line — clean joint engineering, swappable faces, well-balanced accessories. Standard size ~14 cm. The catalog spans anime (Frieren, Spy x Family, Hatsune Miku), video games (FromSoftware, Atlus), and licensed Western IPs (Marvel, DC). figma's articulation is forgiving for first-time owners — joints rarely break or loosen during normal handling. Anime / mainstream collector. Move to S.H. Figuarts ($80-$140) for premium articulated anime figures from Bandai — Demon Slayer, JJK, MHA, Naruto, Dragon Ball. FiguartsZero ($60-$90) is the same sculpting team but in dynamic fixed poses if you don't need articulation. MAFEX from Medicom ($90-$160) hits anime-quality articulation on Western IPs (Spider-Man, Batman, Star Wars). Gundam / mecha specialist. The progression: Robot Spirits ($75-$140) is the standard plastic articulated line — broadest catalog, the default starting point. Metal Robot Spirits ($200-$400) adds die-cast metal joint frames for tighter posing tolerance and a heftier feel. Metal Build ($300-$700) is the flagship — premium die-cast, heavily reimagined sculpts, packed effects. Metal Gunpla / die-cast Gundam overlaps with Metal Build for specifically Gundam-line releases. Premium 1/6 cinematic / Western IP. figzero (threezero) at $250-$700 is the high-detail