4 More Kagurabachi Characters Join Chokonose Figures Line
by Jenni Lada · SiliconeraSega announced it will continue to release Chokonose figures of characters from the manga and upcoming anime Kagurabachi, and the latest batch includes both allies and enemies. Things will start with Hakuri Sazanami and Hiyuki Kagari on August 28, 2026. After that, Seiichi Samura and Yoji Uruha join the collection on September 18, 2026. All will initially start out as prize figures in Japanese arcades, but it’s possible we’ll see them worldwide like other Kagurabachi merchandise and Sega prize figures via Amazon storefronts.
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Chokonose figures are essentially noodle stopper ones. All the characters in this collection appear seated, so you could place them on top of an item or on a shelf when displaying them. They also all tend to be about four inches tall (10cm), so everyone sits at about the same height even if some are taller or shorter in the series. All the characters are static with no extra accessories or parts for pose changes. They also wear their typical costumes from the series, so they tend to feature a monochromatic sort of color scheme.
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Here are the first photos of the Hakuri Sazanami, Hiyuki Kagari, Seiichi Samura, and Yoji Uruha Chokonose Kagurabachi figures.
This means there will be eight total characters in this collection. The first two to appear were Chihiro Rokuhira and Togo Shiba. Those both debuted in Japan in July 2026. They aren’t showing up worldwide just yet, however.
The Kagurabachi Chokonose figures of Hakuri Sazanami and Hiyuki Kagari will launch in Japan on August 28, 2026, followed by Seiichi Samura and Yoji Uruha ones on September 18, 2026. Viz Media handles the manga in the US. The anime is in development and will air in 2027, though the first episode is being shown at cons around the world in 2026 as part of a world tour.
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