Who makes sure the lid on your instant noodles stays put? At Furyu, there's dedicated staff for that: the Japanese manufacturer's Noodle Stopper figures perch casually on the rim of the cup – and look a lot better doing it than any fork. Prize-figure culture from Japan, straight onto your shelf.
Goddess of Victory: Nikke - Blanc Noodle Stopper Figure
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Haruhi Suzumiya BiCute Bunnies Figure
Hatsune Miku - Sweet School Life Figure Bitter & Sweet Version
Inu Yasha - Sesshomaru Noodle Stopper Figure Vol. 2
Dandadan - Turbo Granny Plush Figure Version C
Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Manhattan Cafe Trio-Try-iT Figure
Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Kitasan Black Trio-Try-iT Figure
Furyu is one of the big names in Japan's prize-figure scene: figures originally created as prizes for arcade crane games – and precisely because of that, built around memorable poses and instant charm. The manufacturer became famous with lines like the Noodle Stoppers, which perch on the rim of the instant-noodle cup, the slender Tenitol figures, or the BiCute Bunnies in rabbit costume.
Its license list reads like an anime schedule: from Evangelion to Overlord and Re:Zero to Dandadan, plus games and Vocaloid heavyweights like Hatsune Miku. The full overview across every format lives at the figures, softer alternatives wait at the plush figures, and the anime theme world provides the context to go with it. Which line and size a figure comes in is noted on the respective product page. No crane needed here – your cart always wins.
Goddess of Victory: Nikke - Noir Noodle Stopper Figure
Touhou Project - Remilia Noodle Stopper Figure
Touhou Project - Flandre Noodle Stopper Figure
Hatsune Miku - Sweet School Life Figure Pure Version
Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Satono Diamond Trio-Try-iT figure
Date A Live - Kurumi Tokisaki BiCute Pure Figure
Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - Agnes Tachyon Trio-Try-iT Figure
Bocchi the Rock! Tenitol PVC Statue Ryo Yamada Cafe Style Ver. 21 cm
Super Sonico - Motherly Comfort Noodle Stopper Figure
In Japanese game centers, a crane machine decides between luck and frustration – and the figures people fight over there often come from Furyu. The Japanese manufacturer specializes in so-called prize figures: collectible figures designed as arcade prizes and therefore built around what lands instantly – expressive poses, clean paintwork, and characters you recognize at a glance. These figures have long since made their way from the arcade into collectors' shelves worldwide. At Elbenwald you'll find a wide selection of Furyu figures spanning anime, games, and Vocaloid worlds – no crane-machine risk, and a considerably better hit rate.
The ideas behind its lines. The best example is the Noodle Stopper: figures that sit on the rim of the instant-noodle cup and weigh down the lid while the contents steep – an everyday gesture turned into one of Japan's best-known figure lines, which by now is just as happy to perch on monitors and shelf edges. Add the Tenitol line with its slender, larger silhouettes, the Trio-Try-iT figures, and the BiCute Bunnies in bunny style. Prize figures are traditionally priced below elaborate scale figures – a rewarding entry point into collecting, without skimping on detail. And because Furyu licenses across the whole of pop culture, almost every fandom finds its figure: from classics like Evangelion to current hits like Dandadan.
Prize figures from lines like Noodle Stopper, Tenitol, Trio-Try-iT, and BiCute Bunnies, plus plush figures – spanning anime, games, and Vocaloid licenses. The filters let you narrow the range down by product type and franchise.
Collectible figures produced in Japan as prizes for arcade crane machines. They're cheaper than elaborate scale figures, rely on striking poses, and are sold regularly through retail channels internationally.
Yes. Furyu manufactures its figures as an official licensing partner of the respective anime, manga, and games brands; you'll find the license notice on the packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed goods.
The core is formed by the figures in every Furyu format – from the Noodle Stopper to the Tenitol silhouette. If you want to size up, compare with the scale figures, and the softer side is covered by the plush figures – including Evangelion's penguin Pen Pen. Which line, size, and version a figure comes in is noted on the respective product page; the wider context comes from the anime theme world.
Browsing by franchise continues at Evangelion, Overlord, Hatsune Miku, Dandadan, and Re:Zero – all worlds Furyu regularly restocks for. If you're comparing manufacturers, check out Banpresto, Taito Prize, and Good Smile Company.
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