Shinazugawa Sanemi – Demon Slayer Look Up Series Figure by MegaHouse

Name: Shinazugawa Sanemi – Demon Slayer Look Up Series Figure by MegaHouse
Brand: MegaHouse
Price: 49.99 USD
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Shinazugawa Sanemi, the fierce Wind Hashira, gets a softer chibi makeover in MegaHouse’s Look Up Series. A seated, upward-gazing collectible full of charm.

Sanemi’s scars, hair, and uniform are faithfully reimagined in a smaller, cuter design that softens his usual intensity.

Each figure in the Look Up Series sits and gazes upward, making them perfect for shelf or desk displays that feel interactive.

From Bandai’s Studio MegaHouse, the sculpting and paint bring out personality in every detail, blending accuracy with charm.

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Shinazugawa Sanemi

As the Wind Hashira, Shinazugawa Sanemi is fierce, blunt, and uncompromising — qualities that make him both intimidating and admirable. Despite his rough exterior and scarred appearance, he’s deeply loyal to the Demon Slayer Corps and willing to make personal sacrifices to protect humanity. Fans appreciate his strength, honesty, and the vulnerability beneath his hardened surface.

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Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba

Demon Slayer has captivated fans worldwide with its stunning animation, emotional storytelling, and unforgettable cast of characters. From tragic backstories to jaw-dropping battles, it’s a series that balances heartbreak, humor, and heroism — making every new collectible a way to connect with the story.

Why We Love

Look Up Series (by MegaHouse / Bandai)

The Look Up Series from MegaHouse transforms beloved anime characters into seated, upward-gazing chibi figures. Cute, expressive, and instantly recognizable, they’re designed to bring a bit of warmth and personality to any collection. Fans often display them together, creating little ensembles of characters “looking up” in unison.