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Read the complete collection guideStart with Hisoka. Discover three ways to collect Hunter × Hunter.
Start with Hisoka. Discover three ways to collect Hunter × Hunter.
Start with Hisoka. Discover three ways to collect Hunter × Hunter.
From a Heavens Arena face-off to a character-focused shelf: connect this S.H.Figuarts figure with four dated product stories and seven real Yasuee catalog references.
The figure you are viewing offers a natural starting point: Hisoka’s Heavens Arena costume, expressive posing options and a direct accessory connection to Gon. It can become a two-character scene or the first piece of a wider character collection.
The interesting choice is what you want the collection to express. Stay with S.H.Figuarts for poses and cast relationships, compare Hisoka across sculpted figure lines, or follow the newer compact and desktop announcements. The reading below keeps those different routes visible.
New MASTERLISE, HG and DesQ announcements are separate from the existing catalogue references below. A related article link does not establish the same edition.
For option-parts sets, check which figure is required. The Gon and Killua figures are sold separately.
The starting figure
S.H.Figuarts Hisoka
A recognisable story version
Hisoka wears his Heavens Arena outfit. The costume is the first connection to the story; choose his expression and pose to change the mood.
The effect changes the scene
Bungee Gum effect parts make his ability part of the composition. An alternate head gives you another presentation within the same release.
One accessory points to Gon
The included bonus expression is made for S.H.Figuarts Gon, sold separately. That exact connection is a useful reason to compare Gon next.
Hisoka · S.H.Figuarts
The figure you are viewing offers a natural starting point: Hisoka’s Heavens Arena costume, expressive posing options and a direct accessory connection to Gon. It can become a two-character scene or the first piece of a wider character collection.
Starting point for the Hunter × Hunter reading; exact accessories are edition-specific.
Heavens Arena is the shared reference point for this Hisoka figure and the seated Memorable Saga interpretation. One gives you expressions and pose choices; the other presents a specific seated composition. Looking at the costume, gesture and accessories is more useful than treating both as interchangeable versions of the same purchase.
Gon is the most direct extension because Hisoka’s bonus expression is made for that S.H.Figuarts release. Killua and Kurapika then open a broader cast route. The Hunter Exam option set tells an earlier part of the journey through Gon’s backpack and fishing rod and Killua’s skateboard; it does not turn every figure into a screen-matched Heavens Arena scene.
The HG, DesQ and MASTERLISE stories add other formats to watch. These are dated product announcements, while the catalog cards below are separately identified references. A familiar character name alone does not make the newly announced product the same as an existing listing.
Follow the collection
S.H.Figuarts Gon
Hisoka includes a bonus expression made for S.H.Figuarts Gon. That makes Gon the clearest companion if your first idea is a two-character confrontation.
Direct accessory connection; Gon is sold separately.
The silver-haired figure brings a second young Hunter into the display. His interchangeable expressions and electric effects give you another way to stage movement alongside Gon.
Same product line. Electric effects are included with Killua, not Hisoka.
Kurapika broadens the cast with a different outfit, expression set and chain accessories. He is a useful comparison when you want the shelf to represent several characters rather than several versions of Hisoka.
A cast-building choice; not a claim that this outfit belongs in every Hisoka scene.
The long coat, book accessory and interchangeable pocket parts make a quieter visual counterpoint to Hisoka’s open, theatrical poses. His announced February 2027 Japanese release also gives the news a direct link to a named Yasuee listing.
Announced Japanese release timing is not a Yasuee US arrival or preorder guarantee.
Gon’s backpack and fishing rod, plus Killua’s skateboard, shift a display toward the Hunter Exam. This expands the story you can tell with figures you already have.
Accessories only: S.H.Figuarts Gon and Killua are sold separately. This is not a Hisoka accessory pack.
The seated sculpt and playing-card panel focus attention on a single composition. Compare the pose with S.H.Figuarts if the Heavens Arena atmosphere matters more to you than changing the display often.
Same character, a different product line and display approach.
The catalog photo shows a bare-backed, over-the-shoulder pose rather than the S.H.Figuarts costume. It is a useful alternative when the appeal is Hisoka’s silhouette and sculpted presence.
Compare the exact costume and pose. Do not assume accessory compatibility with S.H.Figuarts.
Begin with Gon for the direct bonus-face connection, then compare Killua, Kurapika and Chrollo for their different outfits, accessories and expressions. Keep the option-parts set separate: it expands Gon and Killua, but includes neither figure.
Memorable Saga Special — focus on one scene
The seated Hisoka and playing-card panel offer a different composition from the pose you are viewing. This route keeps the attention on how a single sculpt communicates the character.
Grandista — compare another Hisoka silhouette
The bare-backed, turned pose changes the visual emphasis. Choose it for that specific presentation, and compare it alongside the S.H.Figuarts costume rather than treating the lines as interchangeable.
Choose your collection ideas
Gon
A rivalry you can express through the figures.
Gon challenges Hisoka at Heavens Arena after their Hunter Exam encounter. This pairing also has a precise product link: Hisoka includes an alternate expression for the separately sold S.H.Figuarts Gon.
Heavens Arena opponent
Heavens Arena is the story reference. The figures are separate releases, and the bonus face belongs to the named S.H.Figuarts Gon.
Chrollo
Follow Hisoka’s interest in a very different fighter.
VIZ’s Volume 34 description confirms the Hisoka–Chrollo confrontation. Chrollo’s book and composed presence offer a different visual counterpoint to Hisoka’s Bungee Gum. These listings are not verified as costumes from that exact encounter.
A long-awaited opponent
The manga relationship explains the pairing; it does not turn these two catalogue releases into an official scene set.
Killua
Read the wider Nen story around Hisoka.
Gon and Killua seek Nen training to get past Hisoka’s barrier at Heavens Arena. Killua extends that story through another character’s abilities; the electricity effects belong to Killua’s own release.
A shared Heavens Arena challenge
A shared story setting, rather than a friendship claim or a promise that every outfit matches one episode.
Heavens Arena action
Change the pose, expression and Bungee Gum effect.
S.H.Figuarts presents Hisoka in his Heavens Arena outfit, with an alternate head and Bungee Gum parts. The display can change while the underlying release stays the same.
A seated composition
Let posture and the card panel carry the character.
Memorable Saga Special shows Hisoka seated beside the illustrated card panel. Compare its ready-made composition with the pose choices of S.H.Figuarts; the exact height is unconfirmed in this preview.
The over-the-shoulder look
A bare back and turned head change the silhouette.
The verified Grandista listing photo emphasizes Hisoka’s back and sideways glance. This is a different presentation from the seated and S.H.Figuarts releases. Articulation and the exact height are not confirmed here.
A Heavens Arena face-off
An editable two-character idea built around an opponent relationship and one confirmed accessory connection.
Hisoka’s included bonus expression is made for this separately sold S.H.Figuarts Gon.
Use Hisoka’s Bungee Gum and expression choices to set the mood.
Hisoka in three presentations
Compare one character across three lines. Keep the presentations you enjoy; these are alternatives, not a completion target.
Choose the bare-back, turned-head silhouette; articulation remains unconfirmed.
Choose the seated card-panel composition for a quieter scene.
Choose this interpretation for pose and expression changes.
The Hunter Exam through its objects
Follow Gon and Killua into an earlier chapter. The option set supplies accessories, not either figure.
Gon gives the backpack and fishing rod a character to accompany.
Killua connects the skateboard to its owner.
Add the Hunter Exam objects only if you want that earlier setting; both figures are sold separately.
Compare and explore
How do you want to collect Hisoka?
Build a poseable cast, choose a seated Heavens Arena scene, or compare another Hisoka sculpt.
Heavens Arena outfit
Bungee Gum effects
Bonus face for S.H.Figuarts Gon
Build the cast
Start with Gon’s bonus-face connection, then explore Killua, Kurapika and Chrollo in the same articulated figure line.
Option Parts is accessories only; both figures are sold separately.
Keep one scene
A seated Hisoka and playing-card panel keep the attention on one Heavens Arena composition.
Full package contents and dimensions are unconfirmed.
Compare Hisoka’s silhouette
Grandista’s turned, bare-backed pose offers a different silhouette from the clothed S.H.Figuarts starting point.
Grandista articulation is unconfirmed; the retailer description conflicts with the verified scope.
Hisoka · S.H.Figuarts
Change Hisoka’s expression and pose; the Bungee Gum effect and Gon bonus face give this release specific display connections.
Heavens Arena outfit.
S.H.Figuarts Hisoka; exact listing shown.
Poseable action figure
Approx. 170 mm · manufacturer.
Bungee Gum effects; alternate head; bonus expression for separately sold S.H.Figuarts Gon.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
The Gon figure is sold separately.
The retailer hand-count wording conflicts; this guide does not repeat that count.
S.H.Figuarts Gon
Use the bonus expression supplied with Hisoka to build a two-character display with this separately sold S.H.Figuarts Gon.
Direct display and accessory connection to Hisoka.
S.H.Figuarts Gon; matched to the verified listing photograph.
Poseable action figure
Unconfirmed for this listing.
Receives Hisoka’s bonus expression; Gon’s own complete accessory inventory is unconfirmed here.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
Gon is sold separately from Hisoka.
Do not use the incorrect Feitan metadata on the original listing to identify this figure.
S.H.Figuarts Killua
Electric effects and changing expressions give Killua a different action language while keeping your display within the S.H.Figuarts cast.
Another Hunter character alongside Gon.
S.H.Figuarts Killua; Yasuee exact title uses Kirua.
Poseable action figure
Unconfirmed for this listing.
Interchangeable expressions and electric effects.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
The electric effects belong to this Killua release; they are not included with Hisoka.
S.H.Figuarts Kurapika
Chain accessories and a different outfit broaden the cast when you want distinct characters instead of another version of Hisoka.
Broader Hunter × Hunter cast; not every outfit recreates the same scene.
S.H.Figuarts Kurapika; exact listing shown.
Poseable action figure
Unconfirmed for this listing.
Interchangeable expressions and chain accessories.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
No accessory interchangeability with Hisoka is established.
S.H.Figuarts Chrollo
Chrollo’s long coat, book and pocket parts create a quieter counterpoint to Hisoka’s open poses within the same figure line.
Phantom Troupe character; a different silhouette in the same line.
S.H.Figuarts Chrollo; exact listing shown.
Poseable action figure
Unconfirmed for this listing.
Book, interchangeable expressions and pocket parts; soft cape.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
February 2027 is the announced Japanese release month, not a Yasuee US arrival promise.
The PDP misnames the book; this guide uses the neutral manufacturer-supported description.
Gon & Killua — Hunter Exam Option Parts Set
Backpack, fishing rod and skateboard move Gon and Killua toward their Hunter Exam presentation; the set contains accessories, not figures.
Hunter Exam theme for Gon and Killua.
Gon & Killua Hunter Exam Option Parts Set.
Accessories only
Not a figure; individual part dimensions unconfirmed.
Gon backpack and fishing rod; Killua skateboard; base.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
Both S.H.Figuarts figures are sold separately.
Not a Hisoka accessory pack.
The manufacturer identifies a skateboard; the retailer roller-skates wording is not used.
Memorable Saga Special Hisoka
A seated pose and playing-card panel hold one composition, giving your Hisoka collection a different focus from the articulated starting figure.
Heavens Arena presentation.
Memorable Saga Special Hisoka.
Seated display sculpt
Unconfirmed for this listing.
Playing-card panel shown with the seated sculpt; full package inventory unconfirmed.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
The reference image establishes the presentation; do not infer extra accessories or S.H.Figuarts compatibility.
Grandista Hisoka
The bare-backed, over-the-shoulder pose emphasizes Hisoka’s silhouette, offering a visibly different interpretation from his clothed S.H.Figuarts release.
Same character; a different costume and pose.
Grandista Hisoka Morow; exact listing shown.
Sculpted display; articulation unconfirmed
Unconfirmed for this listing.
No verified interchangeable accessory inventory.
Yasuee listing reference; canonical edition ID not established.
The PDP calls the figure articulated, but that claim was not independently verified.
Do not assume S.H.Figuarts parts compatibility.
Which figure uses the bonus face?
The expression supplied with this Hisoka is made for S.H.Figuarts Gon. Gon is sold separately. The Gon reference in this guide is the verified character listing; this does not imply compatibility with other lines or every Gon edition.
Does the Hunter Exam set include the figures?
No. It is an option-parts set for separately sold S.H.Figuarts Gon and Killua. The verified contents include Gon’s backpack and fishing rod and Killua’s skateboard. It is not a Hisoka accessory pack.
What changes across the three Hisoka lines?
S.H.Figuarts offers changing poses and expressions. Memorable Saga Special presents a seated composition with a playing-card panel. Grandista shows a bare-backed, turned pose; articulation and exact dimensions for that offer remain unconfirmed. The useful comparison is presentation, not an assumed accessory match.
A new MASTERLISE Hisoka is part of the Phantom Troupe reveal
A new MASTERLISE Hisoka is part of the Phantom Troupe reveal
Yasuee’s October report identifies Hisoka as Prize G in the forthcoming Phantom Troupe ① Ichiban Kuji lineup. Chrollo and five other characters fill Prizes A–F; the article reports a March 12, 2027 launch.
This adds another Hisoka interpretation to compare with S.H.Figuarts. The MASTERLISE announcement is a different product from the Grandista listing shown below; neither its US availability nor a matching Yasuee offer is established here.
Upcoming announcement; exact Yasuee offer and US availability unconfirmed. Not the Grandista reference below.
Heavens Arena becomes a desktop collection
Heavens Arena becomes a desktop collection
The September DesQ Desktop Hunter 7 report turns the same story setting into desk accessories. Its six designs include a Hisoka pen stand and a Machi pen-and-stamp holder, alongside Gon, Killua, Kurapika and Leorio. The article gives January 15, 2027 as the planned release.
A character collection can be built around an everyday space as well as a display shelf. This is an announced DesQ series, not proof that the exact Vol.7 assortment can currently be ordered at Yasuee.
Announced Vol.7 assortment; a matching purchasable Yasuee offer is unconfirmed.
HG Vol.2 offers a compact Yorknew City cast
HG Vol.2 offers a compact Yorknew City cast
The August HG report introduces Chrollo, Hisoka, Feitan and Machi in Yorknew City-inspired looks. It describes approximately 9 cm figures and a planned late-December 2026 capsule release.
If you like comparing the cast in one visual format, HG creates a different route from articulated S.H.Figuarts. The article’s linked marker-charm set is not HG Vol.2, so it is not presented as the announced item.
Upcoming HG Vol.2; the article’s marker-charm link is a different product.
S.H.Figuarts expands the cast with Chrollo
S.H.Figuarts expands the cast with Chrollo
Yasuee’s August report introduces Chrollo’s coat, interchangeable expressions and materialized-book accessory. Tamashii’s official page separately confirms the soft cape, pocket parts and February 2027 Japanese release month.
This is the most direct continuation of the product line you are viewing. The design gives you a different character silhouette and posing vocabulary without switching figure ranges.
