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figma Selene with Rowlet, Litten and Popplio.

figma is a series of pose-able figures produced by Good Smile Company depicting characters from popular franchises intending to replicate the art and style of the series in which the character may come from, while also being able to pose and articulate for display. Similar to their Nendoroid line, figma feature exchangeable face plates and body parts, making it possible to create a plethora of situations and poses with each figure, and with other figures. All figures also come with a brace to hold up the figures in order to help create poses.

The Pokémon series has received a variety of figures based on characters and Pokémon from the games. While all characters feature moveable parts, some smaller Pokémon are unable to move arms, legs, or other parts, depending on the set. Figures an be found in the Good Smile shop, in international partner shops, or the Pokémon Center retail or online site, exclusive to the Pokémon line.

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figma Red (356)

Red is the first character from the Pokémon series to get a figma figurine, based on his appearance from Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen. Red comes with an exchangeable face, a removable backpack, and a Poké Ball. He comes with three Pokémon, Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle. A bonus Pikachu figure is also included depending on the store bought from. The GOODSMILE ONLINE SHOP will have the Pikachu winking, whereas one purchased from Pokémon Center will have a regular Pikachu figure.

figma Selene (371)

figma Selene, written as figma Mizuki on the Good Smile Company website is the second Pokémon figure in the figma series to be released. Based on her default appearance from Pokémon Sun and Moon, Selene can replicate numerous poses used for Z-Moves. Selene's Casual Cap, Nylon Shoulder Bag and Z-Ring are all removable and has an exchangeable face plate. She comes with a Poké Ball to hold. Rowlet, Litten and Popplio figures are also included, along with a bonus Rotom Pokédex figure that has a talkative expression if purchased from The GOODSMILE ONLINE SHOP and a normal expression when purchased from the Pokémon Center.

figma Lively Lillie (392)

Coming from the Alola region, Lillie uses her "Z-Powered form" introduced in Pokémon Sun and Moon. Lively Lillie has two replaceable face plates with different expressions. Multiple props are available with this figma, coming with the Sun Flute, the Moon Flute, a Poké Ball, and her trusted Poké Doll. Lively Lillie's pink rucksack can be detached. Lively Lillie, like other figma, include replaceable hand gestures, but Lively Lillie contains an extra set of hand pieces that go with Selene, so both characters can be posed playing the Sun and Moon Flutes. Lillie comes with a Nebby figurine. The purchase bonus changes based on the retailer the figure was bought from. The GOODSMILE ONLINE SHOP will provide Lillie with a Pokémon Refresh Dryer along with hand parts to hold the dryer. The Pokémon Center preorder bonus will offer Lively Lillie with a Pokémon Refresh Brush instead.

figma Gloria (SP-134)

Gloria is the fourth character to get a figma figurine from the Pokémon series. Using her default appearance from Pokémon Sword and Shield, Gloria comes with three face plates replicating faces that she makes in the video games. Her brown bag and Dynamax Band are removable. She comes with a Poké Ball and Galar's three first partner Pokémon, Grookey, Scorbunny and Sobble.

figma Raihan (SP-137)

Raihan, the Gym Leader from Hammerlocke is the Pokémon's fifth figma figurine. The figure comes with three face plates. Three props that he can hold are included, providing him with an Ultra Ball like he does in the games, as well as two red Rotom Phones, one sideways and one upright to replicate different camera shots. Raihan is distinguished from other figma in the Pokémon series by including a Duraludon, who, unlike other Pokémon, is pose-able allowing for different arm and jaw movement.

figma Marnie (514)

Marnie, a rival from the Galar region is the last Pokémon-themed figma produced. She has three replaceable face plates. Like in the video games, Marnie comes with a Dusk Ball and a detachable bag. Two Morpeko are included with her, one in Full-Belly Mode and the other in Hangry Mode.

This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.