Latest Fate Figures & Statues: New Releases & Restocks

The Fate franchise has been producing some of the most sought-after figures and statues in the Japanese collectibles market for well over two decades. From the original Fate/stay night visual novel, first released in 2004, through to the ongoing global phenomenon of Fate/Grand Order, manufacturers like Alter, Good Smile Company, Max Factory, and Aniplex have built an extraordinary catalogue of high-end scale figures and articulated figmas that collectors around the world actively hunt. At HD Toys Store Japan, we source these pieces domestically and inspect every item before it ships — so this roundup covers what we're seeing right now, what's worth watching for, and how to approach buying pre-owned Fate figures with confidence.

Latest Fate Figures & Statues Releases

A roundup of the newest Fate figures and statues worth knowing about right now. The secondary market for Fate pieces moves quickly, especially when a popular title gets a re-run event in Fate/Grand Order or a new anime adaptation brings a character back into the spotlight. In our experience inspecting these items, the ones that sell fastest tend to be 1/7 scale figures from Alter and Good Smile Company — both manufacturers have a reputation for paint quality and fine detail that holds up exceptionally well over time, even on pieces that are several years old.

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Featured Items

• Fate/Grand Order Altria Pendragon 1/7 Saber Alter Dress ver. Figure Alter — Alter
• Fate/stay night Tohsaka Rin 1/7 Figure Good Smile Company — Good Smile Company
• Fate Zero Figma Kiritsugu Emiya Retired Product Figure Good Smile Company 2012 — Good Smile Company

Restocks & Enduring Classics

Beyond new releases, certain Fate figures and statues remain in steady demand regardless of when they were originally produced. The Good Smile Company Tohsaka Rin 1/7 figure, based on the Unlimited Blade Works film, is a strong example — originally released around 2015, it continues to appear on want lists from collectors who missed its initial run. Similarly, the 2012 Figma Kiritsugu Emiya from Fate/Zero (item number SP-031 in Good Smile Company's production lineup, now retired) has become genuinely difficult to find in complete, unplayed condition. We have handled hundreds of pre-owned Fate figures over the years, and pieces like the Kiritsugu Figma that include all accessories and an intact box command a meaningful premium. These classics are worth watching for restocks — when they surface in the domestic Japanese market, they tend to move fast.

Understanding Condition When Buying Pre-Owned Fate Figures

Condition grading is one area where buying from a Japan-based inspector makes a real difference. In our experience, the most common issues on pre-owned scale figures from the 2010–2018 production window are minor paint rubs at contact points (where a base peg meets the figure's foot, for example), light yellowing on white or cream-coloured parts if the piece was displayed without UV protection, and, occasionally, stress marks near thin accessories like swords or wands. We photograph and note all of these before listing. For figma and poseable figures specifically, joint tightness varies considerably — a 2012 figma may have looser joints than the same figure would have when new, which is worth knowing before you pose it for display. We describe joint condition in each listing so you know exactly what you're getting.

What to Watch Next

Upcoming and rumoured Fate figures and statues are worth tracking closely, particularly as Fate/Grand Order continues to hold a large active player base globally and new Servant designs attract manufacturer attention each year. According to Good Smile Company's announced production schedule, character popularity polls and collaboration events frequently drive decisions about which Servants receive new scale figures — so keeping an eye on FGO event cycles can give collectors an early signal of what's likely to be announced. Characters from the Fate/strange Fake and Fate/Samurai Remnant entries in the franchise have also been appearing more frequently in manufacturer catalogues recently, reflecting the broader expansion of the Fate universe beyond its original routes.

Displaying Your Fate Collection

I've seen collectors display Fate figures in everything from purpose-built detolf cabinets with LED strips to open shelf arrangements where the figures share space with artbooks and drama CDs. A few practical points worth noting: UV-filtering acrylic display cases significantly slow the yellowing process on white PVC parts, which is particularly relevant for older Saber and Rin figures that feature light-coloured costumes. If you're displaying a figma alongside scale figures, the height difference is usually dramatic enough that placing the figma on a small riser or secondary shelf within the same cabinet keeps proportions looking intentional rather than mismatched. For pieces with long, thin accessories — Excalibur, Gáe Bolg, or similar — storing the weapon separately during transit and attaching it only once the figure is in its permanent display position reduces the risk of stress fractures over time.

Where to Buy Authentic Fate Figures & Statues from Japan

Buying genuine Fate figures sourced and inspected in Japan removes several of the risks that come with purchasing from resellers who haven't physically handled the item. We verify that accessories are present and undamaged, check bases and pegs for warping, and assess box condition separately from the figure — because some collectors want display-grade boxes and others don't mind box wear as long as the figure itself is pristine. Every item we ship travels with protective inner wrapping and tracked international postage, so you can follow the parcel from our location in Japan to your door.

Browse our Figures & Statues collection — every Fate figure and statue listed is sourced in Japan, personally inspected, and shipped worldwide with tracking. Whether you're filling a gap in a long-running collection or picking up your first Fate scale figure, we're happy to help you find the right piece at a fair price.

Last reviewed: July 2025. Curated by HD Toys Store Japan — contact via our contact page for sourcing inquiries. See our returns policy for purchase confidence.