Demon Slayer Nezuko Kamado Returns in FIGURIZMα Demon Progression Form
The re-release of the demon progression form, rather than a new Nezuko design, shows the Entertainment District arc look remains the anchor of the FIGURIZMα line.
Key Facts
- Sega's FIGURIZMα brand releases Nezuko Kamado in her demon progression form as a prize figure on September 4, 2026, at amusement facilities nationwide.
- The figure is one type, about 8 by 21 centimeters, and is manufactured by Sega Fave.
- The figure depicts Nezuko during the Entertainment District arc with an adult-sized body and horns on her forehead.
- The photos in the announcement are development samples and may differ from the final product.
Reporting from 2 sources: Dengeki Hobby Web, Nijimen.
Sega's prize figure brand FIGURIZMα is bringing Nezuko Kamado back in her demon progression form. The figure arrives as a crane game prize on September 4, 2026, at amusement facilities across Japan. It depicts Nezuko during the Entertainment District arc, when her body grew to adult size and horns appeared on her forehead. The design is described as terrifying yet beautiful, with blood vessels visible on her face and body patterns rendered in detailed paintwork. The figure is one type, about 8 by 21 centimeters, and is manufactured by Sega Fave. The photos released with the announcement are development samples and may differ from the final product. The release timing could also change, and Sega points buyers to its Sega Plaza site for updates. The figure is part of the FIGURIZMα line, Sega's higher-detail prize figure brand. The copyright line credits Koyoharu Gotouge, Shueisha, Aniplex, and ufotable.
The figure recreates the moment from the Entertainment District arc when Nezuko's demon transformation advanced mid-battle. Her body grows to adult size and horns emerge on her forehead, and the paintwork picks out the blood vessels on her face and the patterns across her body. Sega Fave handles manufacturing, and the piece measures about 8 by 21 centimeters. It is a single type with no variants.
The photos are development samples and may differ from the finished product, and the release timing could shift; Sega directs buyers to its Sega Plaza site for the latest schedule. The listing also flags the correct kanji for Nezuko's given name, a detail Sega calls out for buyers. The copyright line credits Koyoharu Gotouge, Shueisha, Aniplex, and ufotable.
The figure joins the FIGURIZMα line, Sega's higher-detail prize figure brand, and it will appear at amusement facilities nationwide starting September 4, 2026. As a crane game prize, it is won rather than sold directly, and the rollout begins September 4, 2026.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 2 cited sources below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.