Banpresto - Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Vol.42(A:Kotetsu) Figure

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Management number 248884035 Release Date 2026/09/07 List Price US$11.96 Model Number 248884035
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Step aside, Hashiras, the true MVP of the Swordsmith Village arc has arrived. The Banpresto Demon Slayer Vol.42 Kotetsu Figure captures everyone’s favorite overly dramatic, emotionally unstable, kimono-wearing blacksmith-in-training in all his masked glory. Whether he's yelling at Tanjiro or throwing a tantrum about robot dolls, Kotetsu brings the chaotic energy your shelf didn't know it needed.

With vibrant anime-accurate colors and detailed sculpting, this figure is a must-have for Demon Slayer collectors looking to fill out their ensemble of quirky side characters. Proudly brought to life by Banpresto, Kotetsu stands ready to scream at you from across the room but, you know, in a cute way.

Product Specifications:

  • Material: PVC & ABS

  • Size: Approx. 16 cm / 6.3 inches tall

  • Design Details: Features Kotetsu in his signature two-tone kimono with exaggerated facial mask and thick eyebrows, classic samurai-style sandals, and detailed sculpting true to his anime appearance

Kotetsu Character Biography  (The Loud, Masked Menace)

Kotetsu isn’t here to play nice. He’s the swordsmith village’s angriest kid with a mask, whose only hobbies seem to be yelling at demon slayers and crying about broken dolls. Seriously, the guy treats a robot like it’s a national treasure. His fashion sense? Peak eccentric blacksmith core mismatched kimono, permanent scowl, and a mask that looks like it was drawn by a five-year-old on a sugar rush. But despite the attitude and flair for the dramatic, he’s got heart, even if it’s buried under layers of emotional damage and unfiltered rage.


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